Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jwjxU_-PINw Tuesday, June 2 — House Speaker Lisa Demuth announces she will continue her gubernatorial campaign. This comes after Kendall Quall's won the republican nomination at the convention over the weekend. Demuth explains her decision. Then, a wild police chase across the metro this morning. Eight troopers and one motorcyclist. We'll update you on the driver's condition. New numbers on the economic impact of Operation Metro Surge are coming to light. One organization says millions of dollars were not realized. And Mayor Jacob Frey names another Interim Police Chief for the Minneapolis Police Department. The man has worked at MPD for about three decades. Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things to Know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Monday, June 1 — Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/DIcFutBUyM8 New charges were filed in a deadly shooting at an Islamic prayer service last week. 28-year-old Mohammed Rage is facing one count of second-degree murder and an illegal weapons charge. A sister of a man exonerated after nearly two decades spent innocently behind bars is now calling on lawmakers for help. Election season is almost here. What do the DFL and GOP endorsements mean for the candidates? And we're learning more about a terrifying attempted carjacking in Brooklyn Park.Join Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things to Know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

May 29 — Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/rqvrIJ0BFWg Two people were shot Friday morning on Nicollet Mall. A witness says one of the victims was shot three or four times in the back. One is in custody. An ICE agent accused in a nonfatal north Minneapolis shooting was arrested in Texas. He is accused of firing a bullet into a North Minneapolis home with children inside back in January. That bullet hit a man in the leg. Plus, the search continues today in Burnsville for a missing man. 53-year-old John Kapaun has been missing since Tuesday afternoon. We spoke with his daughter, Alyssa. And Senator Amy Klobuchar has picked her gubernatorial running mate. It's former Fergus Falls Mayor Ben Schierer. Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things to Know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thursday, May 28 — Police say they’ve arrested the person accused of shooting and killing a 26-year-old man outside an Eid prayer service in Shakopee. Community members are remembering Khalid Ibrahim Abdi as a beloved advocate, newlywed, and father-to-be. Plus, Edina police are warning residents again about a spike in car break-ins and reminding people to “Lock Around the Clock.” Australia is suing Maplewood-based 3M for more than a billion dollars over so-called forever chemicals used in firefighting foam. 3M says it plans to fight the lawsuit. And WCCO anchor Amelia Santaniello is celebrating 30 years at the station, opening up about what it’s really like sharing the anchor desk, and life, with Frank Vascellaro. Join Maria Lisignoli for 4 Things to Know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wednesday, May 27 — Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara is out. An investigation started last year with an accusation that O'Hara had sexually intimate relationships with city employees that worked under his authority. Those allegations were not founded, but Frey says O'Hara broke his trust. Plus, the Minneapolis City Council strongly responds to O'Hara's resignation, criticizing the mayor in the process. A man was shot multiple times while attending a prayer service for Eid Al Adha, an Islamic Holiday. It happened at Canterbury Park in Shakopee. And one the of the 15 people charged by the DOJ last week in Minnesota's fraud crisis was in court today. A judge ruled Muhammad Omar will be detained throughout trial because of flight risk.Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for 4 Things to Know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tuesday May 26 — Today a woman accused of stealing millions in taxpayer money from the government pleaded not guilty. Prosectors say Shamso Haasan would offer kickbacks to families through fraudulent autism centers. Plus, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison declines and invite to JD Vance's combatting fraud chat. Then, tonight a North Minneapolis street will be re-named in honor of an innocent grandmother killed by a stray bullet. 58-year-old Birdell Beeks was driving her granddaughter to pick up a summer job application when gunfire broke out. How her family continues to honor her memory. Minnesota Vikings Defensive Coordinator Brian Flores' case against three NFL teams will proceed to open court. We have more on that Supreme Court decision.And the Minnesota DNR now has a date for when its new electronic licensing system will launch. What you need to know before you're out fishing or hunting.Join Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things to Know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

May 25 — Minnesotans gather at Fort Snelling National Cemetery to honor fallen service members on Memorial Day. Plus, the community comes together at George Floyd Square six years after Floyd’s death for the Rise and Remember Street Festival. Minneapolis police also investigate a deadly overnight shooting in south Minneapolis. Then, meet Molly, the Minnesota DNR’s new invasive species detection dog, who sniffed out zebra mussels on her very first weekend on the job along the St. Croix River. Join Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things to Know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

May 22 — A southern Minnesota police officer was arrested for DWI after Bloomington police say he crashed his vehicle while still in uniform and carrying a gun. Investigators say the officer had just finished working security at the State Fair Kickoff to Summer and was more than three times the legal limit. Plus, a Ramsey County deputy faces felony charges after investigators say he sent explicit messages and photos to people he believed were minors. Then, Minneapolis police search for the shooter who killed a 16-year-old boy and injured another man in north Minneapolis. The community also gathers at George Floyd Square for a Day of Remembrance ceremony nearly six years after Floyd’s murder. Join Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things to Know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

May 21 — Federal prosecutors announce sweeping new fraud charges tied to Minnesota’s ongoing Medicaid investigation, accusing 15 people of stealing nearly 90 million dollars from state programs meant to help vulnerable residents. The Department of Justice says the schemes targeted housing stabilization and autism services while fraudsters allegedly used taxpayer money to buy luxury homes, cars, and gifts. Plus, Feeding Our Future founder Aimee Bock is sentenced to more than 41 years in prison in what prosecutors call the largest fraud scheme in Minnesota history. New daycare fraud charges are also filed against a Minneapolis business owner.  Then, a federal agent accused of pointing a gun during a road rage incident on Highway 62 plans to turn himself in to authorities after a nationwide warrant was issued. And Minnesota launches its traffic and boating safety campaign. The messages from law enforcement to keep you and your family safe on the roads and water. Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things to Know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

May 20 — Two women are in custody after Army veteran Amos Ferrier was killed during an attempted car theft. It happened outside the Minneapolis coffee shop where Ferrier worked helping fellow veterans transition back to civilian life. His coworkers say they are heartbroken by the loss but are choosing forgiveness as they seek justice.Plus, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has nominated Dr. Reginald Freeman to lead the city’s fire department after a five-month global search. Freeman says he and his family are ready to make Minneapolis home for the long term.Then, Governor Tim Walz visits HCMC after lawmakers approved more than 200 million dollars in emergency funding for the hospital system as it faces a growing financial crisis.And a “cyber incident” forces Delano schools to cancel classes while experts work to secure the district’s network.Also: wildfire updates from northern Minnesota, concerns from families of children with disabilities after the legislative session ends, metro police departments testing drones for 911 calls, and why Minneapolis and St. Paul parks rank among the best in the nation.Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things to Know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices