MPR News PM Update
Jan. 9, 2019
The weather reminded us today that it is, in fact, January in Minnesota. Wind chills dipped below zero Wednesday morning across Minnesota. But Temperatures will creep up again towards the weekend into early next week.Twin Cities' highs for tomorrow are expected be around 20s. Check out this coming weekend's forecast here ~ Jiwon Choi, Associate Digital Producer
 
'Bye-bye': Trump walks out of White House meeting with Democrats about shutdown

President Trump abruptly ended spending talks Wednesday after congressional Democrats rejected his demand for a $5.7 billion border wall. A partial government shutdown stretched into its 19th day. | 7 takeaways from Trump's Tuesday speech | Fact check

 
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Care about the environment? Here's what to watch in the 2019 Legislature

From energy storage to pollinators, here are the environmental issues to watch this session.

 
Appetites: What's in and what's out in craft beer and liquor?

We're only a week into the new year, but now's the time to look ahead to the trends in craft beer and liquors for 2019.

 
House DFL top priorities include health care, education and gun measures

Democrats in the Minnesota House are calling their first 10 bill introductions for the 2019 session the 'Minnesota Values Agenda.'

 
U.S.-China trade talks wrap up after extending to third day

Successful talks could mean relaxed economic tensions and reduced tariffs between the two countries. Trump has threatened to restart the trade war if no deal is reached by March 2.

 
U of M study warns a dangerous opioid combination is becoming more common

A study from the University of Minnesota showed that the number of patients being prescribed opioids and benzodiazepines at the same time has been increasing.

 
Line 3 fight brings PUC higher profile, lots of applicants

The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission used to fly under the radar. But with the Line 3 pipeline debate and its role guiding the state to a cleaner energy future, the days of wonky obscurity are over.

 
Judge: Rassier attorneys can't question Wetterling killer

The man wrongly suspected in the Jacob Wetterling kidnapping cannot interview the real killer.

 
Raising families? Survey says Minnesota’s No. 1 in the nation

Minnesota tops another state-ranking list, this time looking at which state is best to raise a family.

 
Coming up: Where are we with the Mueller Investigation?

Robert Mueller was granted a six-month extension to continue his investigation on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. How much do we know about what happened and what can we expect from Mueller's findings?

 
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