Heard on the radio. (MPR News) Seen on TV. (TPT's Almanac program) Mn. Broadcaster’s Hall of Fame inductee. Non-profit founder. Author. Aspiring artist.
Minneapolis, United States (Local)
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Cathy Wurzer's coverage largely focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on Minnesota-specific issues. She also covers scientific topics and often includes expert analysis or data citations in her articles.
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By: Lukas Levin, Cathy Wurzer
Extreme heat warnings are posted for central and southern Minnesota Monday with temperatures forecast in the 90s and heat index values climbing as high as 110 degrees
With continued high heat and energy blackouts because of storms, an Xcel Energy representative offered guidance on the best ways to keep your home cool.
By: Gracie , Cathy Wurzer
The Minnesota Board of Animal Health imposed restrictions Tuesday on animals coming from areas where there are active New World screwworm infestations, including Texas and New Mexico.
By: Cathy Wurzer, Gracie
Universities, hospitals, larger nonprofits and religious establishments in St. Paul are tax-exempt but they should still kick in money to “pay their fair share” as the city struggles with a $26 million budget gap, City Council President Rebecca Noecker told MPR News.
By: Lukas Levin, Cathy Wurzer
MPR News host Cathy Wurzer spoke with Connor Snitker, president of the Pembina City Council, about the problems the closure has caused local businesses and it might be reopened.
The last few days of June went out with a bang as heat gripped the state and dew points reached an all time high.
By: Lukas Levin, Cathy Wurzer
Vatican historian and scholar Massimo Faggioli told MPR News the Vatican issued steps for St. Pius X churches to reenter the Catholic Church, it just depends on whether not they’ll follow suit.
By: Gracie Stockton, Cathy Wurzer
Residents around Floyd Lake in northwestern Minnesota are picking up the pieces after a tornado packing winds of up to 115 miles an hour roared through the area Monday
By: Cathy Wurzer, Lukas Levin
Journalist Quinta Jurecic joined Morning Edition Wednesday to talk about her reporting on Good’s killing in January by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer and the “predictable” inaction by the federal government.
After several inches of rainfall across much of the state, the rest of the month is forecast to have a drier pattern, according to retired climatologist and meteorologist Mark Seeley.
