LIVE NEWS | House votes to release Epstein files, navigating political scandal & more

Today’s episode of The Afternoon Shift with Adam Llorens and Maxx Fuller dives into the biggest headlines across Minnesota and beyond, blending live updates, local insight, and thoughtful conversation.

Starting with the U.S. House vote to make Jeffrey Epstein’s case files public. Crisis management consultant Lanny J. Davis, who served as Special Counsel to President Bill Clinton in the past, joins us to share his perspective on the political and public fallout surrounding the release of the Epstein files — and what this moment says about accountability in Washington.

Then — ICE arrests in St. Paul and Northfield spark local reaction as federal agents target undocumented individuals. We’ll break down what’s happening on the ground and how Minnesota leaders are responding.

Next — after a recent surge in gray wolf sightings across Minnesota, the debate heats up as federal protections could soon be lifted. We’ll explore what this means for wildlife, rural communities and the state’s delicate environmental balance.

And — from gray wolves to Timberwolves, Maxx and Adam shift to the court to break down the Minnesota Timberwolves’ strong season and their big win last night. What’s driving their momentum — and how far can they go this year?

A mix of national intrigue, local impact, and Minnesota pride — live and local from the Twin Cities.