EPISODE · Mar 26, 2025 · 6 MIN
Federal cuts to MN health department could leave programs in limbo, pushback from union leaders after order to bring state workers back to the office, Twins preview facial recognition entry system
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WCCO Radio's Taylor Rivera has the 830 on the go! Surprise federal cuts to the states health department could leave some programs in limbo. Pushback from union leaders over the governors order to bring state workers back to the office. The Minnesota Twins debuting a new facial recognition entry system today. Former state Senator Justin Eichorn will be allowed to stay at a half-way house as he awaits his trial for allegedly soliciting sex from minor. Minnesota has its first reported measles case of the year. Governor Walz is also weighing in on the states bird flu response. Minnesota lawmakers are being asked to up the amount of insurance paid by the Minnesota State High School League to student-athletes paralyzed while competing. An unexpected problem for Amtrak's popular Borealis train between St. Paul and Chicago.
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