In President Trump's first month in office, four people debate the motion, "We should give Trump a chance." Does Trump represent the will of the American people, or a threat to the ideals of American democracy?
APM Reports "In the Dark" radio series examines how law enforcement handled the kidnapping of Jacob Wetterling, an 11-year-old Minnesota boy - a case that went unsolved for nearly 27 years.
Part five is called "What's Going on Down There?"
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APM Reports "In the Dark" radio series examines how law enforcement handled the kidnapping of Jacob Wetterling, an 11-year-old Minnesota boy -- a case that went unsolved for nearly 27 years.
Part four is called "Person of Interest."
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APM Reports "In the Dark" radio series examines how law enforcement handled the kidnapping of Jacob Wetterling, an 11-year-old Minnesota boy - a case that went unsolved for nearly 27 years.
Part three is called "The One Who Got Away."
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APM Reports "In the Dark" radio series examines how law enforcement handled the kidnapping of Jacob Wetterling, an 11-year-old Minnesota boy -- a case that went unsolved for nearly 27 years.
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Part 1, from APM Reports "In the Dark" radio series, is called "The Crime." Why did it take so long to find the killer? Did law enforcement make crucial errors?
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The BBC and American Public Media recently asked Americans in Minnesota and other states what they wanted the new president to know about their lives. Here's what some of them said.
Hear Governor Mark Dayton's 2017 State of the State Address, given in the House of Representatives Chamber in the newly restored Minnesota State Capitol.
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