After 20 years in federal prison, Duluth's Lyle Wildes keeps a positive attitude

A two-decade sentence for manufacturing and distributing cocaine proved to be a turning point for the Wisconsin native, who has transitioned to a career aimed at improving the lives of others facing incarceration.

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