MPR News Update PM Edition: Walz's House seat won't be easy for DFLers to keep; Study finds that rain and snow can transport chemicals to Minnesota's lakes, rivers

The wide-open race to replace DFL U.S. House Rep. Tim Walz features eight Democrats and only one Republican, so far. But the shifting political landscape in southern Minnesota favors the GOP, and voters are restless.

After a looming Oct. 5 deadline, no one else can renew under a program that has let nearly 800,000 immigrants brought to the United States as children work even though they lack legal papers.

The St. Paul Police Department wants to know how they're doing at their job -- and they're launching a survey to find out.

A Friday statement from the U.S. attorney's office in Chicago says the suspects made nearly $900,000 in illegal profits buying shares in Life Time Fitness Inc. earlier in 2015.

In the storm's wake, homeless people and their advocates are complaining that some of them were turned away, segregated from the others, denied cots and food, deprived of medication refills and doctors' visits, or otherwise ill-treated during the evacuation.

William Weaver, who helped integrate his Southern high school, recounts painful memories of football games he played with teammates he says may now wish they would have said something supportive.

Officers were called to the Lamplighter Lounge about 2 a.m. Friday on a report of a shooting.