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What Are South Dakota Children’s Immunization Requirements, Minnesota, Iowa
We are turning the calendar into the new school year. As new families are preparing their kids for the first time in South Dakota it is a requirement by the state that all children have the necessary immunizations. Sioux Falls School District. Add this to the checklist of things to...
When will I receive my MN property tax refund?
MINNEAPOLIS — It's that time of year again, folks: Property tax refund time. If you qualified for a property tax refund on your 2023 tax filings, the Minnesota Department of Revenue's website has all of the information you'll need to track it down if the refund hasn't yet hit your bank account.
Minnesota Driftless Hiking Trail continues work towards 125-mile goal
CHATFIELD, MN - In a small wooded valley in far flung northwestern Fillmore County, Ninebark road may seem unremarkable, but there is a growing effort to designate this short dirt road the start of one of the Midwest's longest hiking trails. "The Minnesota Driftless Hiking Trail is a program or...
Graham pressed on Trump pushing election cheating rhetoric. Hear his response
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) joins CNN’s Pamela Brown to give his reaction to former President Donald Trump telling a crowd of Minnesota voters that if he loses the state, it will be because of cheating from Democrats.
Minnesota Painter Caught Red-Handed- Owes Money to Customers
Imagine saving thousands of dollars over time, to have your kitchen cabinets repainted, and then a year later, the job you saved all the money for is lost, along with all of your cabinet doors. This is the unfortunate truth for many homeowners in Minnesota. Several families hired a man...
"Taking every precaution": Cows screened ahead of county fairs as H5N1 spreads
BENTON COUNTY, Minn. — Before 4-H members in Benton County could compete for the top prize, they had to take an extra step of preparation.As documented cases of bird flu continue to grow in Minnesota, at least nine cow herds have also seen outbreaks — including in Benton County."It's just like a common cold. You monitor it, you test it, we take care of each milk and each cow a little bit different," said dairy farmer Adam Scapanski. "We want to take every precaution to keep everyone as healthy as we can."New protocols at county fairs — and eventually the state fair...
Minnesota attorney general seeks to restore state ban on people under 21 carrying guns
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison asked a federal appeals court on Tuesday to consider restoring a state law that bans people ages 18 to 20 from getting permits to carry guns in public.In a petition for rehearing with the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals, Ellison asked the full court to review a ruling earlier this month by a three-judge panel affirming a lower court decision that Minnesota's law is unconstitutional. The lower court sided with the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus, which sued to overturn the law, and concluded the Second Amendment guarantees the rights of young adults to bear arms...
New funding available to help improve soil health
Applications will soon open for the latest round of the Minnesota Department of Agriculture’s (MDA) Soil Health Financial Assistance Program grants. The grants are available to individual producers, producer groups, and tribal and local governments to purchase or retrofit soil health equipment. Grant awards will provide up to 50% cost-share, with a minimum award of […] The post New funding available to help improve soil health appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
U.S. Senators Klobuchar and Smith Announce USDA Farm to School Grants to Support Agricultural Education and Local Food Access in Minnesota Schools
Today U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith (both D-MN) announced funding from the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Farm to School Grant program for two projects in Minnesota. The projects will expand agricultural education, support local producers, and incorporate local foods into child nutrition programs in Minnesota.
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