Tom Johnson

5 Collection Items


  • Lake Superior reaches record temperature

    MPR’s Bob Kelleher reports from the shore of Lake Superior, where the water has reached record high temperatures during the summer of 2010. Kelleher talks with officials on what is causing the warm water and its potential impact.

    Aug. 12, 20104 min
  • Rochester police officers deny they engage in racial profiling

    Mainstreet Radio’s Rob Schmitz reports the debate in Rochester over the police department's treatment of minorities.

    Nov. 18, 2003
  • The Color of Justice - A collection of reports

    A collection of reports from the MPR special series "The Color of Justice," which investigates the racial disparity in Minnesota’s criminal justice system. This Midday program includes reports by MPR’s Dan Olson, Brandt Williams, and Elizabeth Stawicki, as well as various interviews and commentary of officials, academics, and community members.

    Nov. 15, 200148 min
  • Midday looks at judicial election process

    Midday examines the system for selecting judges for Minnesota's courts with interviews about the appointment, election process, and the role and qualifications of judges. Guests Wes Skoglund, chair of the House Judicial Committee; and Suzanna Sherry, law professor at University of Minnesota, explain the debate between merit selections vs. elections.

    Nov. 1, 1996
  • Spectrum: Hennepin and Ramsey County race preview

    On this regional public affairs program, a summary of office races in Hennepin and Ramsey Counties. Program includes report and various interviews of candidates of county attorney and sheriff office.

    Nov. 4, 19788 min

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Tom Johnson