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Minnesota Auditions For “American Idol’ Coming Next Week!
Have you ever wished that you could be the next great singer discovered on American Idol? Perhaps you can. If you were born between June 2nd 1995 and February 15th 2010, You can sign up for Season 8 now. MINNESOTA AUDITIONS SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6TH!. Minnesota virtual auditions are...
West Nile Virus detected in multiple Minnesota counties
ST. PAUL, MN — West Nile Virus has been identified in mosquitoes in seven Minnesota counties. Three human cases have been confirmed in St. Louis, Yellow Medicine, and Nicollet counties, and there are dozens of positive cases in the Twin Cities metro. Health officials warn that recent rain has created ideal breeding conditions for mosquitoes, heightening the risk of further spread.
Civic engagement is a critical but often overlooked component of community well-being
This August, Minnesota marks a significant milestone as Gov. Tim Walz declares it Civic Health Month, making the state the fourth to honor this crucial initiative. This designation shines a spotlight on an often overlooked aspect of our health: civic engagement. If you’ve been in your doctor’s office recently, you might have encountered a new […]
Minnesota cracks down on misclassification of employees as independent contractors
Minnesota is cracking down on businesses who pay employees less than the minimum wage by misclassifying them as independent contractors. A new law combating this type of fraud went into effect in July but some industries continue to cut corners.
Mesabi Trails Sees Spike in Popularity
EVELETH, Minn. — One of Minnesota’s largest trails has been gaining popularity. The St. Louis & Lake Counties Regional Railroad Authority has been tracking the number of new people hiking along Mesabi Trail. The 165-mile trail has seen upwards of 140,000 users so far in 2024. The trail...
Utility crews continue work to restore power to thousands of Minnesotans in wake of storms
Utility crews were back out Wednesday across the Twin Cities and surrounding areas of Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Thousands of homes and businesses remained without power in the wake of storms earlier in the week. The severe weather late Monday and early Tuesday downed trees and knocked out power to...
FPS Chief Communications Officer explains emergency communications procedure
(FARGO) – On a Wednesday afternoon at Fargo South High School, learning was as normal, until school administration received a bomb threat phone call. The caller said bombs were located in and around the school. What happens when a school district receives such a call?. “When emergencies arise at...
Dakota Ram Test to offer additional testing options for sheep producers through new tech
North Dakota State University Extension, with collaborative efforts from South Dakota State University Extension, will host the 2024-2025 Dakota Performance Ram Test at the Hettinger Research Extension Center (HREC) beginning on Sept. 22. “The Dakota Ram Test offers producers throughout the northern Great Plains and beyond a unique opportunity to...
“It’s a very exciting moment”: Trent Fraley on getting his first collegiate start at FBS Colorado
Big Game James McCarty had a chance to talk with NDSU Sophomore Center Trent Fraley leading up to the 2024 season opener. He discussed the opportunity to play against the University of Colorado, what he’s learning from his experienced teammates, and more.
NDSU: Fall bird migration is time to reimplement biosecurity protocols
Fall bird migration has begun, and now is the time to review and reimplement biosecurity protocols to reduce disease transmission from wild to domestic birds. Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) is a disease carried by wild birds that can affect domestic birds. Avian influenza is caused by the influenza Type A virus (influenza A). The virus is shed in the feces and respiratory secretions of infected birds and is able to survive for weeks in cool, damp environments.
NDSU’s Hellevang receives award for global work in agricultural engineering
North Dakota State University’s Ken Hellevang received the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) 2024 G.B. Gunlogson Countryside Engineering award. The award honors individuals for engineering practices, plans and programs that promote the development of the countryside. Hellevang was selected for this award by his peers for his enhancements and leadership in grain and potato storage, energy efficiency, building moisture and mold problems, and restoring flooded buildings.
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