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Eden Prairie Senior Center Invites Residents to Engage in September Events and Join Advisory Council
The Eden Prairie Senior Center is calling for community engagement with a roundup of September events and a search for new members to join its Senior Advisory Council. In a report by the City of Eden Prairie, they've specified that the advisory council is vital for guiding senior programs, services, and facilities. Those interested must be residents of Eden Prairie and commit to engaging in most special events, as well as being available for the majority of monthly meetings.
Mayo Clinic Health System in Waterville to remain closed permanently after flood damage
In late June, the Mayo Clinic Health System clinic building in Waterville experienced significant damage from weather-related flooding, which resulted in a temporary closure. After a thorough assessment, Mayo Clinic Health System has determined that the building is no longer safe for staff or patient care and will not reopen. "These situations are always challenging, but this decision is necessary to ensure patients and staff have a safe, high-quality experience,...
Two Indicted for Methamphetamine and Fentanyl Trade Following I-35 Standoff
Two individuals have been hit with indictments related to driving the trade of methamphetamine and fentanyl throughout the Rochester area, as per an announcement from the U.S. Attorney's Office, District of Minnesota. A documented high-speed police pursuit culminating in a several-hour standoff on Interstate 35 in Faribault was just one part of the saga involving Donald Ray Sanderson, 41, and Lindsey Wade Stolpa, 29—both now facing serious federal charges. According to U.S. Attorney's Office, District of Minnesota court documents, the duo's alleged conspiracy spanned from June 1 to July 21.
Vikings sign former Broncos backup quarterback
The Minnesota Vikings have signed quarterback Brett Rypien and waived Jaren Hall, the team announced Thursday. Minnesota used a fifth-round pick to select Hall in last year’s NFL draft out of BYU. He might be a candidate to return on the practice squad. Rypien is now set to serve...
Vikings make surprising QB change behind Sam Darnold that isn't remotely good enough
Minnesota Vikings fans don't ask for much. They've never won a Super Bowl, and their quarterback play is often overlooked as they played in the same division as the Green Bay Packers, which have featured Brett Favre, Aaron Rodgers and now Jordan Love over the past three decades. It's not great.
Contractor damaged homes to collect insurance payouts for storm damage: Charges
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (FOX 9) - A Minneapolis man is accused of damaging a home with his cell phone as part of a hail damage scheme aimed at increasing insurance payouts for storm damage repairs, authorities allege. Jaser Zaabri, 36, is charged with first-degree criminal damage to property and five...
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.
Second Gentleman Emhoff visits Michigan
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WILX) - Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff is coming to the Grand Rapids area Thursday morning. Campaign officials said he will speak to voters at around 11 a.m. about Governor Tim Walz and Vice President Kamala Harris’ plans once they’re elected. On Labor Day, Harris will...
Minnesota state senator pleads not guilty to burglarizing stepmother’s home
A DFL state senator charged with burglarizing her stepmothers home has pleaded not guilty. Senator Nicole Mitchell was arrested and charged back in April after police found her in the basement of her stepmother’s Detroit Lakes, Minnesota home.
Student achievement stagnates, latest test scores show
Minnesota students’ math and reading scores remained disappointingly low in the 2023-2024 school year, according to data released Thursday by the Minnesota Department of Education. Fewer than half of tested students met state proficiency standards in reading and math, unchanged from the prior year. The data show that Minnesota students have not yet recovered from […]
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