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Latest Video
The Wrapup (11/13/09)
What inventor were we asking about last week? And what's the answer to our Brett Favre question? Plus we settle a family debate about a certain horse rider and then we present another live tune by John Gorka.
Our Political Panel (11/13/09)
Democrats Mike Hatch and Denise Cardinal trade barbs with Republicans Andy Brehm and Phil Krinkie. Health care will be on the docket. So will Governor Pawlenty's trip to Iowa.
A Law Firm Goes Green (11/13/09)
Mary Lahammer visits a law firm in Minneapolis that is changing how law firms look... and how they use energy.
Kevin Diaz from D.C. (11/13/09)
The Star Tribune's Washington-based political reporter chats up the historic health care vote that took place this week. Kevin joins us by webcam.
John Gorka Live! (11/13/09)
The noted singer/songwriter performs for us live and talks about his latest CD which was released today. You can catch John at a CD release party at the Cedar Cultural Center at 8 pm November 14.
Weather with Paul Douglas (11/13/09)
Paul revisits the great Armistice Day Blizzard of 1940. And --as a bonus-- we all get a weekend forecast too.
Nazis in Austin (11/13/09)
How much ink should a local paper give to a Nazi rally? Jay Furst is the managing editor of the Rochester Post Bulletin and his paper's recent coverage has been debated by readers and bloggers.
Will the State Need to Borrow? (11/13/09)
If the budget forecast in early December isn't rosy, Minnesota may need to borrow funds to pay its bills on time. How would that work? State Budget Commissioner Tom Hanson explains.
The Week's Monologue (11/13/09)
It's Dominic Papatola's turn for some mischief.
Almanac - November 13, 2009 (11/13/09)
The Week's Monologue (11/13/09)
It's Dominic Papatola's turn for some mischief.
Will the State Need to Borrow? (11/13/09)
If the budget forecast in early December isn't rosy, Minnesota may need to borrow funds to pay its bills on time. How would that work? State Budget Commissioner Tom Hanson explains.
Nazis in Austin (11/13/09)
How much ink should a local paper give to a Nazi rally? Jay Furst is the managing editor of the Rochester Post Bulletin and his paper's recent coverage has been debated by readers and bloggers.
Weather with Paul Douglas (11/13/09)
Paul revisits the great Armistice Day Blizzard of 1940. And --as a bonus-- we all get a weekend forecast too.
John Gorka Live! (11/13/09)
The noted singer/songwriter performs for us live and talks about his latest CD which was released today. You can catch John at a CD release party at the Cedar Cultural Center at 8 pm November 14.
Kevin Diaz from D.C. (11/13/09)
The Star Tribune's Washington-based political reporter chats up the historic health care vote that took place this week. Kevin joins us by webcam.
A Law Firm Goes Green (11/13/09)
Mary Lahammer visits a law firm in Minneapolis that is changing how law firms look... and how they use energy.
Our Political Panel (11/13/09)
Democrats Mike Hatch and Denise Cardinal trade barbs with Republicans Andy Brehm and Phil Krinkie. Health care will be on the docket. So will Governor Pawlenty's trip to Iowa.
The Wrapup (11/13/09)
What inventor were we asking about last week? And what's the answer to our Brett Favre question? Plus we settle a family debate about a certain horse rider and then we present another live tune by John Gorka.
