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Showers move west to east across Minnesota most of Tuesday, leaving up to 2 inches of rain as of midday before a clearing trend and partly sunny skies on Wednesday

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison detailed criminal charges against nine providers accused of defrauding the state's Medicaid program out of more than $3 million.

More children are struggling with everyday communication skills, and experts say screen time may be part of the problem. Dr. Madeleine Gagnon explains how parents can create more opportunities for children to practice speaking, listening and having real conversations.

University of St. Thomas Law Professor and former federal prosecutor Mark Osler joins us to explain how presidential pardons work and why the clemency process has become a growing business for lawyers and lobbyists.

Truck accident attorney Paul joins us to break down the deadly underride crash near the University of Minnesota and explain how investigators can use dashcam footage, telematics and nearby surveillance to reconstruct what happened.

Lindsay Clancy returned to court Tuesday for the first time since her murder trial ended in a mistrial. During the status hearing, her defense asked the judge for a required finding of not guilty and argued there was insufficient evidence that she killed her children. Prosecutors pushed back, calling the defense’s evidence claim “laughable.

Prosecutor Shanan Buckingham pushed back after Lindsay Clancy’s defense asked a judge to enter a required finding of not guilty and questioned whether there was sufficient evidence that Clancy killed her three children. She called the defense’s argument that there was not enough evidence “laughable.”  

Minnesota Twins owner Tom Pohlad, General Manager Jeremy Zoll and Manager Derek Shelton held a news conference on Tuesday at Target Field to wrap up the 2026 season. The Twins finished 77-85 and missed the American League Playoffs for the third straight year.

Lindsay Clancy defense attorney Kevin Reddington challenged the evidence in her murder case, questioning the blood evidence, DNA and fingerprinting, alleged crushed medication and the timeline surrounding Patrick Clancy’s trip away from the home. Reddington called the timeline “ridiculous” and argued the case was “based on speculation.”

Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney Kevin Reddington asked a judge Tuesday to enter a required finding of not guilty following the mistrial in her murder case. Reddington argued there was insufficient evidence that Clancy killed her three children, and picked apart the timeline of the case.