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06/2007

Is There a Ford Plant in St. Paul's Future? (06/27/08)

The Highland Park Ford Plant may not shut down next year as planned. State and city officials are scrambling to see if Ford will extend the plant's life.

The Political Panel (06/29/07)

What's the fallout from the Health Department's handling of the asbestos cases? And do any of us care if our candidates used drugs while young? Two of the topics we tackle with Democrats Jane Ranum and Javier Morillo-Alicea and Republicans Fritz Knaak and Brian Sullivan.

Explosive Pompeii (06/29/07)

The lead curator of the new exhibit at the Minnesota Science Museum drops by to share some stories — and objects — about the most-famous tourist site in all of Italy.

Aspiring Filmmakers (06/29/07)

Meet the two Austin High School teens who have — again — won top honors in the national C-SPAN video contest.

tpt 50th Treasures (06/29/07)

Michelle Barber was the host of KTCA's Nighttimes Variety series when it went on the air in 1980. One of the best local music series in the history of PBS, Michelle joins Cathy to share some of her favorite show moments ... none of which has been broadcast in more than two decades.

Commissioner Sviggum (06/29/07)

Veteran lawmaker Steve Sviggum has a new job. He's the head of the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry.

Asbestos on the Range - Part 2 (06/29/07)

Our Mary Lahammer was in Mountain Iron for an emotional hearing concerning the State Health Department's handling of asbestos-related cancer among taconite miners.

A Monologue (06/29/07)

Illustrator David Gillette is back with his unique brand of animation.

Almanac - June 29, 2007 (06/29/07)

A Monologue (06/29/07)

Illustrator David Gillette is back with his unique brand of animation.

Asbestos on the Range - Part 2 (06/29/07)

Our Mary Lahammer was in Mountain Iron for an emotional hearing concerning the State Health Department's handling of asbestos-related cancer among taconite miners.

Commissioner Sviggum (06/29/07)

Veteran lawmaker Steve Sviggum has a new job. He's the head of the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry.

tpt 50th Treasures (06/29/07)

Michelle Barber was the host of KTCA's Nighttimes Variety series when it went on the air in 1980. One of the best local music series in the history of PBS, Michelle joins Cathy to share some of her favorite show moments ... none of which has been broadcast in more than two decades.

Aspiring Filmmakers (06/29/07)

Meet the two Austin High School teens who have — again — won top honors in the national C-SPAN video contest.

Explosive Pompeii (06/29/07)

The lead curator of the new exhibit at the Minnesota Science Museum drops by to share some stories — and objects — about the most-famous tourist site in all of Italy.

The Political Panel (06/29/07)

What's the fallout from the Health Department's handling of the asbestos cases? And do any of us care if our candidates used drugs while young? Two of the topics we tackle with Democrats Jane Ranum and Javier Morillo-Alicea and Republicans Fritz Knaak and Brian Sullivan.

Miners Sound Off

06/29/07
by Mary Lahammer
We traveled up to the Iron Range to cover the hearing on the Health Department's delay of releasing data on the spike in cancer deaths in miners. The atmosphere was charged. It was standing room only. Miners were mad.
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