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MPR News Update

MPR News Update, PM Edition for Dec. 16, 2016

Good afternoon! Minnesota is in the thick of its latest winter storm. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for much of central and southern Minnesota, including the Twin Cities, that runs from noon today to 6 p.m. Saturday. Check MPR News' live weather blog for updates this weekend, and don't forget to wear a coat! | Forecast

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MPR News Update - December 16, 2016

Good morning! Snow is currently falling in some parts of the state and more is on the way. Temperatures will plunge even further this weekend. Bundle up! Read more on Updraft.

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MPR News Update, PM Edition for Dec. 15, 2016

Good afternoon! Two federal agencies have denied the renewal of mineral leases near Ely and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, dealing a major blow to the efforts of Twin Metals Minnesota to open an underground copper-nickel mine there. | Forecast

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MPR News Update, PM Edition for Dec. 14, 2016

Good afternoon! The holidays are usually a time with an abundance of emotionally charged stories - such as the story of the child who died in the arms of Santa Claus, posted earlier this week. Well, now the paper is suggesting it might all be a fake. The only thing missing from a terrible 2016 was a story about Santa Claus lying about a dying child, writes MPR News blogger Bob Collins. | NewsCut | Forecast

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MPR News Update, PM Edition for Dec. 13, 2016

Good afternoon! You've heard it before: "I could eat you up!" "I want to pinch those cheeks!" "I just want to give that puppy a squeeze!" - Why so violent? The same psychology that explains this "cute aggression" also explains why we cry when we're happy. | Brains On! | Forecast

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MPR News Update for Dec. 14

Good morning! Partly cloudy and breezy, with patchy blowing snow. Highs between minus 5 and 5. A wind chill advisory is in effect tonight into Thursday morning. A winter storm watch has also been issued south Friday afternoon through Saturday morning. This just in from the "Department of 'Come on, Man!'": After a fire displaced residents of a four-unit apartment building in Hibbing, someone broke in and stole the Christmas presents under the tree of one of the families. You're a mean one, thief. | Forecast | Updraft weather blog

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MPR News Update for Dec. 13

Good morning! Partly cloudy to the north with a chance of snow showers. Most sunny in southern Minnesota. Highs in the single digits to low teens. Make sure you have tissues on hand for this story. It's about a sick 5-year-old boy who passed away in the arms of Santa. | Forecast | Updraft weather blog

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MPR News Update for Dec. 12

Good morning! Mostly cloudy with scattered flurries in the morning. Snow likely in the afternoon, especially in central and northern Minnesota. Highs in the single digits to midteens. | Forecast | Updraft weather blog

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MPR News Update, PM Edition for Dec. 12, 2016

Good afternoon! It could have been a cringe worthy moment when Patti Smith lost the words at the weekend Nobel Prize gala honoring Bob Dylan, but it turned out to be a rather perfect moment of grace. Her audience lifted her back up. There's a metaphor there somewhere. | NewsCut | Forecast

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MPR News Update, PM Edition for Dec. 9, 2016

Good afternoon! It's easy, today, to think of the space programs as normal, but not so long ago, piercing the heavens atop a repurposed nuclear bomb delivery system was the thrilling, risky stuff of science fiction. When human exploration of space was just beginning astronauts, scientists and engineers used the most advanced - and destructive - weapons systems around to push the boundaries of where humans could go. | Science | Forecast

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