Tuesday, September 30th – A deadly crash in Anoka County leaves one person dead after a school bus and truck collide. With just hours until a midnight deadline, Congress remains at a stalemate over government funding as the threat of a shutdown looms. The Department of Justice files a lawsuit against Minnesota, Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Hennepin County over so-called “sanctuary city” policies. And Minnesota Wild superstar Kirill Kaprizov signs the richest contract in NHL history, keeping him with the team through 2034.
Plus, the Trump administration challenges Minnesota’s transgender sports policies, fire investigators update a mosque blaze, the Mall of America’s massive waterpark project moves forward, and the Minnesota Twins part ways with manager Rocco Baldelli. Fans of the Minnesota Lynx gather tonight to celebrate the team after a hard-fought season cut short in the semifinals.
Join Maria Lisignoli for this episode of 4 Things To Know.

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