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College students in Minnesota will be getting a temporary break as lawmakers recently passed a tuition freeze for all MnSCU schools and the University of Minnesota.

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In this afternoon's WJON News headlines:

-- Man sentenced for stabbing St. Cloud mother
-- St. Cloud Police jail man after threats with a gun
-- I-94 open near St. Augusta for holiday weekend
-- Metro Bus announces director finalists

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Metro Bus has announced its list of three finalists for its next Executive Director.

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After a long-spirited debate in the State Senate and a razor-thin vote in the House, day care and home care providers can now unionize in Minnesota. However, this news isn't being met with great celebration by everyone within the industry.

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A Rosemount man has been sentenced in the stabbing death of his St. Cloud mother last August.

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Tune in and call in on a 2-Cent Tuesday from 8:10-10 on WJON. Jay Caldwell will take your phone calls and we can talk about Memorial weekend and what it means to you, gay marriage, diversity or whatever is on your mind.

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It's considered the Holy Grail of comic books: Action Comics No. 1 from 1938, featuring the debut of Superman. And David Gonzales found one mixed in with old newspapers insulating a wall in a house he was renovating in a small town in Minnesota.

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FOLEY - Tractor Day is a big deal at Foley High School and after heading out there today, we can see why. We've heard of schools doing this in the past but I didn't know much about it.

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The city of St. Paul says it's hired a civil engineering firm to examine the site of a gravel slide this week that killed two children. The children were fourth-graders from a suburban elementary school who were exploring a popular fossil area when the gravel slide hit them Wednesday.

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I-94 lanes re-open for Memorial Day weekend.

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