Columbia Heights

So these attorneys were representing an undocumented immigrant from Guatemala, a 27-year-old identified as Ivan.

He was detained on 9-11 outside of a Menards in Columbia Heights and transferred to Crow Wing County Jail in Brainerd.

He has no criminal record or prior contact with immigration officials, though ICE claims to have made the decision to detain him after running his license plates, according to the lawyers.

According to ICE, he's an illegal alien.

Number four, today a jury began deliberating in the trial of a dad charged with killing his teenage son.

16-year-old Manny Collins was living with his father in Columbia Heights last year when he disappeared.

His body was found nearly two months later in an Elk River landfill.

Jordan Collins Sr. has pleaded not guilty to the murder and is representing himself in court.

So I was in charge of calling the plays.

So we were, I think we were playing Columbia Heights.

We were running-

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Um, and it's, and I think that's all in the, in the, in the, in the film.

Uh, this podcast has a listener base down in the Twin Cities as well, and I want to mention that, uh, Uke is going to be at the Heights Theater in Columbia Heights for a special screening on Saturday at 1:30 PM.

That will be followed by a Q&A with Corey Provis, who is the outstanding broadcaster for the Twins, a longtime friend of Uke's.

He worked with the Brewers before he got the job with the Twins.

Again, Zeitgeist, 7:00 PM tomorrow.

Uh, Steve and Michael, your co-directors, will both be there, and they'll be doing a Q&A afterward.

And then if you're, uh, listening down to the Twin Cities, 1:30 in Columbia Heights on Saturday, with a Q&A to follow with the Twins' very fine broadcaster, Corey Provis.

And, uh, you can find out more at ukemovie.com, U-E-C-K movie, all one word, .com.

And Chief Meteorologist Ben Kathe will have our fall forecast.

Plus, the Heights Movie Theater in Columbia Heights is celebrating 100 years of showing everything from classic films to blockbuster hits.

All that and more right after the news.

Live from NPR News, I'm Lakshmi Singh.

That's NPR News Chief Meteorologist Ben Cathy.

From silent cinema to modern movies, there's only one movie theater in the Twin Cities that can say it has lived through it all.

The Heights Theater in Columbia Heights is celebrating 100 years.

The one-screen theater has been through a lot, as has the movie industry, and it's celebrating its legacy starting tomorrow, October 1st.

Plus, a group of legal experts are gathering in St. Paul this week to dig through the constitutional questions that came out of Operation Metro Surge.

And a movie theater in Columbia Heights is celebrating 100 years Hope you can join us back here tomorrow at noon.

Until then, have a great rest of your day.

you know, what do you like already? Like, is there a style that you like? Are you into like 90s action movies? Are you into like 40s noirs? Are you, is there a director you like? Is there an actor you like? And you can start from that like basic point and then just kind of branch out a little bit from there.

And places for that are, you know, the Heights up in Columbia Heights is a beautiful redone theater and it's a great experience.

They have an organist beforehand and, Um, so you'll feel like you're going to an event.

Um, the trial on in South Minneapolis has, um, just constant grade programming.