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Minnesotans Urged To Follow The 7 Second Rule Today
I think most people have heard of the 5-second rule, which suggests that food is safe to eat if you pick it up within five seconds of dropping it. So that you know, that's not always true. Bacteria can stick to food as soon as it touches the floor, and even floors that seem clean can have bacteria. Whether or not they should, many people still follow the 5-second rule.
Prosecutors extend plea deal to man charged in crash that killed 5 young women in Minneapolis
The man accused of killing five young women in a high-speed crash last summer in Minneapolis could serve upwards of 32 years if he accepts a plea deal extended by Hennepin County prosecutors. In a hearing on Tuesday, the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office offered to drop half of the 10...
A 12-year-old is in juvenile detention. There’s nowhere else to go.
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - An emergency hearing on Monday for a 12-year-old boy locked up in juvenile detention highlighted the ongoing challenges in finding help for young offenders in Minnesota. The Brief. The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office and the boy’s mother appeared in court Monday afternoon and acknowledged the child...
Fire destroys longtime community staple in small western Wisconsin town
Investigators are looking into whether storms knocked a tree into a power line Monday night in Milltown, Wisconsin. Minnesota trucking company contests $621K fine in worker’s death. The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry says Wayne Transports was guilty of 10 OSHA violations involving the death of an employee...
Minnesota man meets doctor who saves his life after heart failure
MINNEAPOLIS — It's an odd feeling for Roy Hunn as he walked into M Health Fairview's University of Minnesota Medical Center Tuesday morning. Odd, because he'd been here before, but couldn't remember much of the time he spent in the building. "When I had leukemia, I was in complete...
Wild Report Cards 2023-24: Matt Boldy
We’re down to the final two-player report cards for the Minnesota Wild, which means it’s Matt Boldy’s turn. Despite some injury problems at the beginning of the season that had many worried and caused him to miss seven games, he bounced back well. He had points in three consecutive games following his return and kept it up sporadically throughout the season.
In the News: President Rob Vischer Joins Panel Discussion on the Role of Higher Ed in Minnesota
University of St. Thomas President Rob Vischer recently joined Rebecca Bergman, president of Gustavus Adolphus College and Suzanne Rivera, president of Macalester College, for a panel discussion on the role of higher education in Minnesota, hosted by MPR News. From the discussion:. Host: “Are you saying that a student ......
‘Outside agitator’ narrative by Walz, community leaders was wrong but helped quell 2020 George Floyd protests
It was an exaggeration made in the fog of war that turned into a tactic that contributed to the calming of two cities following the murder of George Floyd in May of 2020:. Much of the destruction that occurred during the evenings of rioting, looting and arson were the work of outsiders, the state’s political leadership said. These troublemakers were coming in to exploit the pain caused by Floyd’s death, Gov. Tim Walz and the other leaders asserted.
Are You Ready For Minnesota’s First-Ever ‘Doobie Dabbler?’
Minnesota's first ever Doobie Dabbler, the cannabis lover's answer to a Beer Dabbler, is coming to Shakopee in September. Located on the Sever's festival grounds, which spans over 100 acres, the two-day event will offer 30+ 'unique activations.' The event is slated for September 6th and 7th. Over 100 vendors...
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