Minnesota Public Radio Stories

• Magill to replace Paulose as U.S. attorney
  First Assistant U.S. Attorney Frank Magill has been chosen as the acting U.S. Attorney for the district of Minnesota.5:20 p.m.
• CIA confirms Ventura meeting occurred
  Former Gov. Jesse Ventura is raising a few eyebrows with claims in a new book about his dealings the Central Intelligence Agency. But the CIA confirms at least some of what he writes.5:23 p.m.
• Awaiting the results in Iowa
  MPR Political reporter Tom Scheck tells host Steven John that some high-profile Minnesotans -- Gov. Pawlenty, Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak and former Sen. Mark Dayton among them -- are helping their chosen presidential candidates get out the vote on caucus day.5:45 p.m.
• Will Iowa affect Minnesota voters?
  Why would voters in other states like Minnesota care what Iowans think?5:50 p.m.
• Duluth city workers can import drugs from Canada
  MPR Reporter Bob Kelleher tells host Steven John that Duluth city employees and retirees will have access to prescription drugs from Canada under a new program city officials announced today. The city hopes the program will save money and reduce the pressure on Duluth's underfunded health plan for workers and retirees.5:55 p.m.

National Public Radio Stories

• Iowa Caucuses: Checking In at a Democratic Site
  We check in with NPR's Linda Wertheimer, who is at one of the Democratic caucus sites in Iowa.
• Iowa Caucuses: Rolling Coverage Part Four
  Robert Siegel and Melissa Block host All Things Considered's rolling coverage of caucus night in Iowa.
• Iowa Caucuses: Report on the GOP Race
  NPR's Scott Horsley is at the headquarters of the Mitt Romney campaign in Des Moines, and he updates us on the race among Republicans.
• Iowa Caucuses: Report from McCain Campaign
  NPR's Audie Cornish is in New Hampshire, covering the campaign of Sen. John McCain (R-AZ).
• Iowa Caucuses: Report from Clinton Campaign
  NPR's David Greene is with the Hillary Clinton campaign in Des Moines.
• Iowa Caucuses: Checking in on Polling
  A check-in with Andy Kohut, president of the Pew Research Center.
• Iowa Caucuses: Rolling Coverage Part One
  Robert Siegel and Melissa Block host All Things Considered's rolling coverage of caucus night in Iowa.
• Iowa Caucuses: Report on the Democratic Race
  All Things Considered co-host Michele Norris is at Barack Obama headquarters in Des Moines, Iowa. She tells us about the various Democratic candidates' messages and bickering going into the home stretch of the Iowa campaign.
• Iowa Caucuses: Rolling Coverage Part Two
  Robert Siegel and Melissa Block host All Things Considered's rolling coverage of caucus night in Iowa.
• Iowa Caucuses: Report from Huckabee Campaign
  We hear from NPR's Ina Jaffe, who is covering the Iowa campaign of former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee.
• Iowa Caucuses: Rolling Coverage Part Three
  Robert Siegel and Melissa Block host All Things Considered's rolling coverage of caucus night in Iowa.
• Iowa Caucuses: Report from a Democratic Site
  As the Iowa caucuses get under way, we hear from NPR's Linda Wertheimer, who is visiting a Democratic caucus site in the town of Nevada, Iowa.
• Republican Caucuses Explained
  Ed Fravel, one of the few Iowa Republicans hosting a caucus in his home in Sioux City, says the process is much simpler for Republicans. Fravel talks with Robert Siegel.
• Democratic Caucuses Explained
  Joe Loebach, who is hosting a Democratic Party caucus Thursday night in the living room of his home in Burt, Iowa, talks with Melissa Block about how the caucus process works.
• Polling at Caucus Sites: What's on Iowans' Minds?
  Robert Siegel talks with Andrew Kohut, president of the Pew Research Center for People and the Press, about polling that's being done Thursday at caucus sites across Iowa. Kohut also talks about a recent poll that assumes a big share of Democratic caucus-goers will be first-timers and independents.

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