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20 hours ago | audacy.com | Mark Freie

A 43-year-old Winona woman was arrested Thursday morning in connection to the 2011 death of an infant known as "Baby Angel."The Winona County Sheriff's Office said the woman was taken into custody on suspicion of second-degree manslaughter and that her arraignment was set for 11 a.m. in Winona County District Court. A press conference detailing what led to the arrest is planned for 12:30 p.m.Baby Angel was found in the Mississippi River on September 5, 2011.

21 hours ago | audacy.com | Mark Freie

A drain worker who was stuck for several hour in a 14-foot hole in Minneapolis was rescued early Thursday morning by Minneapolis fire rescue crews and the St. Paul Fire Rescue Squad. Around 9:28 p.m. Wednesday Minneapolis fire crews were called out on a report that a worker with a private company was stuck in a hole located in the front of 3848 13th Avenue South. Rescue crews found the man in a minimally shored-up hole approximately 5 x 10 feet, pinned under sand just above is waist.

22 hours ago | audacy.com | Gavin Spittle

Dallas wins their second straight in overtime against Colorado. Tyler Seguin scored the game winner to give Dallas a 2-1 series lead against the Colorado Avalanche. Host Gavin Spittle recaps the game. He talks about the return of Gabriel Landeskog and how great that is for the game of hockey for him to come back after a three-year absence. Gavin discusses the penalty that was called on Rantanen, which led to the Avalanche goal. Gavin credits the Stars for their massive penalty kill.

23 hours ago | audacy.com | Mark Freie

A new initiative launched by the the University of Minnesota's Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy will bring together a steering committee tasked with engaging health and policy leaders about vaccines and immunization efforts in the United States. Dr. Michael Osterholm, Regents Professor and Director of CIDRAP, believes the Vaccine Integrity Project could play critical role in guiding recommendations around vaccines, using science-based information.

1 day ago | audacy.com | Mark Freie

With just a few weeks left before Minnesota lawmakers adjourn, Governor Tim Walz used his annual State of the State address Wednesday night at the State Capitol to encourage lawmakers to rally together around passing a budget and to criticize President Donald Trump's actions since once again taking the Oval Office. "Tonight, with the state of our state as strong as it's ever been, we gather to write the next chapter in our great Minnesota story.