Minnesota Wild Media Expansion: The team is launching a fully team-run TV network for the coming season, aiming to air every regular-season game not picked up nationally, with cable, streaming and over-the-air options. Public Safety & Local Economy: Minneapolis leaders are set to hold a public meeting Tuesday after two mass shootings in less than a day, with officials expected to share what’s being done and hear from residents. Medicaid Cash Crunch: HHS and CMS deferred about $199 million in federal Medicaid payments to Minnesota (and $867.5 million to California) after financial reviews flagged claims needing extra scrutiny, raising stakes for nursing-home-heavy spending. Food & Consumer Safety: FDA says a recall of iceberg lettuce tied to cyclosporiasis remains in place after a false-positive test result, with Minnesota among the states that received the product. Retail Deal: L&M Fleet Supply plans to acquire Family Center Farm & Home, expanding the retailer to 20 stores across five states. Local Housing Finance: Ramsey approved a TIF district for a 186-unit senior living project near the Minneapolis VA clinic, with parts of the development inside and outside the district. Workforce & Child Care: A new Minneota child care center is nearing opening, targeting capacity for 100 children. Sports Media Shift: The NHL is moving toward centralized production of local games, with Minnesota Wild among teams getting NHL Productions coverage.