WCCO TV reports: “A major decision expected Wednesday morning from the Minnesota Supreme Court could have big implications for transgender athletes across the state. … The ruling in a USA powerlifter’s discrimination case could shape how sports organizations operate across Minnesota.” The court’s decision is expected mid-morning.
KTTC reports: Microplastics have been found in a southern Minnesota lake and waterways throughout the state. “A recent study by the Environment Minnesota Research and Policy Center sampled 41 waterways over the summer of 2025 and tested them for four types of microplastic pollution. … Forty of them contained microplastics, including Rochester’s Cascade Lake.”
KARE 11 reports: The Louvre robbery is making headlines, but years ago there was also an art heist here in the state. “Nearly 50 years ago, thieves broke into the Elayne Galleries in St. Louis Park and stole more than half a million dollars’ worth of work. To this day, it’s known as the largest art heist in Minnesota.”
MPR News reports: It’s pumpkin season, but imagine if your gourd weighed as much as a car. These Midwesterners are aiming for just that. “These often-amateur horticulturists work in their patches for hours a day to grow the heaviest pumpkins possible. They do it for the love of growing, for the smile pumpkins put on people’s faces and — for the elite — even a bit of money.”
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