John Hines

During a press conference today, a Texas official said, "It was the wrong decision" not to enter the classroom. Sheletta and Adam Carter react to this update on the Uvalde mass shooting. 

Local trauma experts Laurie Ellis-Young and Dr. George Ellis speak with Sheletta about their work in Ukraine training officials on how to handle dangerous situations. Plus, Jill Hornbacher from Comcast discusses the Comcast RISE Program, and why small businesses should take advantage of this initiative. 

Sheletta had big dreams of wearing a fancy dress to her friend's upcoming wedding, but it doesn't fit! And producer Kerry doesn't understand vegans! 

Trauma expert Dr. George Ellis, from Minneapolis, tells Sheletta one of the best ways to deal with stress is to breathe. 

Sheletta is joined by Mendell Morganl, the public library director in Uvalde, Texas. Plus, Children’s Minnesota makes a big announcement! And Sheletta finishes the hour talking with Dr. Anna Bohlinger from Prairie Care services about how to talk to your children about tragedy. 

Mendell Morgan is the Director at the El Progreso Memorial Library in Uvalde, TX. He says he opened the library the day after the shooting because he wanted to provide a safe place for the children. 

Mendell Morgan, the Director at El Progreso Memorial Library in Uvalde, provides his perspective of the mass shooting in his community. 

Susie Jones is hosting today with the full hour devoted to the shooting in Uvalde and what can be done to curb gun violence in America. We also speak with Dennis Foley, news director at KTSA in San Antonio about the massacre and how the community is coping with the tragedy.

KARE 11 investigative reporter Brandon Stahl joins Susie Jones to discuss the deep look he's taken in our our juvenile justice system in Minnesota and why many of the young people in the system are multiple offenders.

Susie Jones speaks more about the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas along with several calls and texts. Later, KARE 11 reporter Brandon Stahl joins to discuss his in-depth looking into the failings of the juvenile justice system in Minnesota.

Joy Summers recently ate her way around Target Field with her Star Tribune colleagues and spoke with Susie Jones about the highlights and lowlights of that day. Plus, Joy shares some of her top picks for a great summer dining experience around the area.

KARE 11 investigative reporter Brandon Stahl says that poverty is a key issue in many of the cases he's looked into involving young Minnesotans taking the wrong path.

KTSA news director Dennis Foley joins Susie Jones to speak about how the community of Uvalde and surrounding areas are coping with the tragic school shooting.

KTSA news director Dennis Foley joins Susie Jones to speak about how the community of Uvalde and surrounding areas are coping with the tragic school shooting.

Laura Oakes sticks around the studio to chat with Susie Jones about taking time to step away from the horrors of the news and care for our own mental well-being during these times. We also chat with Joy Summers about her latest adventures in the food world and say goodbye to actor Ray Liotta after hearing of his passing at age 67.

After yet another horrific school shooting, Sheletta Brundidge has had enough of the talk and patience regarding the weapons often used in mass shootings across America.

Holly Johnson of the Head Start preschool program shared about how she spent the night after the Uvalde shooting preparing for the worst at her own school and making sure she had plans in place to keep her students safe.

Holly Johnson from the local Head Start preschool program shares her love for kids and their families by making sure a plan is ready in case of a tragic event.

Family therapist Lambers Fisher shares his advice on how parents can best approach conversations with their children about the Uvalde school shooting and other horrific events.

Star Tribune columnist Laura Yuen joins Sheletta Brundidge at the top of the hour to discuss her recent piece about being frequently confused for an Asian colleague of hers and how it can happen with people of all different ethnic groups.