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Fitterer is “lifesaver” in Lonsdale car fire: Life Scout pulls co-worker from car to save his life
It started as a fairly typical afternoon at Rail 19 Bar and Grill in Lonsdale on Monday, Aug. 12. Grant Fitterer, 17, and Jackson Pollock, 25, were busy attending to the grill, both cooks at the restaurant, about an hour into their shift. Fitterer said that Pollack stated he hadn’t...
Apparent Murder-Suicide Reported in Dakota County
Farmington, MN (KROC-AM News) - The Dakota County Sheriff's Office has released information concerning an apparent murder-suicide that occurred last weekend. A news release indicates that Dakota County deputies responded to the City of Empire near Farmington Sunday night after receiving a report that a deceased man and woman had been found by a family member in a farm field. Officials say the son of the man and another family member drove to a leased farm plot to check on his father and stepmother after they failed to return after leaving to visit the property earlier in the day.
Minnesota Zoo’s Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular Returning For Sixth Year In Apple Valley [GALLERY]
The Minnesota Zoo has announced the return of its extremely popular Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular for a sixth year in 2024!. The zoo will be lit up by 5,000 hand-carved pumpkins from September 28th through November 2nd, 2024. Here's a look at some of the coolest pumpkins from 2023's event:. It is...
Vikings waive Jaren Hall, sign Brett Rypien
Vikings quarterback Jaren Hall played well enough in the preseason to earn a spot on the initial 53-man roster. The Vikings have waived Hall and signed veteran Brett Rypien. Hall, a fifth-round pick from BYU, got the first start after Kirk Cousins suffered a torn Achilles tendon last year. On the opening drive, Hall suffered a concussion near the Atlanta goal line.
Giants might have gifted the Twins a perfect solution to their bullpen issues
We’ve reached the home stretch of the season, and while Minnesota is just 3.5 games out of first place in the AL Central the team is moving in the wrong direction. The Minnesota Twins appear to be running out of gas at the worst possible time. A sweep at the hand of the Atlanta Braves has revealed even more cracks in the facade, as a roster that wasn’t properly invested in over the last six months is coming apart at the seams.
Severe Thursday storms could impact Minnesota State Fair, Gopher home opener
MINNEAPOLIS — A NEXT Weather Alert is in effect on Thursday evening in the Twin Cities, with possible storms that could impact the Minnesota State Fair and the Gophers' football home opener.There is an enhanced risk (three on a scale of five) of severe weather in the metro between 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., with wind, heavy rain and an isolated threat of a tornado. Of those, the damaging winds look to pose the strongest risk in the Twin Cities metro area and beyond.The humidity will drop behind the storm system, leaving the metro with a stretch of really comfortable days.Friday will be in the upper 70s, and will be a #Top10WxDay. Temps on Saturday could be in the lower 80s.Slightly cooler air will move in on Sunday and Labor Day, bringing high temps down in the lower to mid-70s — a great way to wrap up meteorological summer.Early next week appears to be dry and slowly warming closer to average, with possibly one of the best stretches of weather the metro has seen in some time.
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...
Popular Minnesota Fall Event Returning with Exciting New Additions
Most people think of Labor Day as the unofficial end of summer. The State Fair finishes up, kids head back to school, football season kicks off, and everyone starts planning fall activities. Pumpkin patches and apple orchards are getting ready for their busy season, and soon, we'll be talking about haunted houses—some costume shops are even opening already.
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 […]
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