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Couple betting big on crickets as a food of the future
ST. LOUIS PARK, Minnesota (WCCO) — A big part of the Minnesota State Fair is the food. A lot of it is deep-fried, sugary goodness. So where do bugs fit into all of that?. Believe it or not, the insect protein market could be worth $8 billion by 2030.
EMT program off to strong start in first year
Eight trainees make up the first cohort of those accepted into the EMT-in-Training Program As Minnesota searches for answers to the current EMT shortage, a Mayo Clinic Ambulance Service program is well on its way in helping fill those vital positions. Launched earlier this summer, the EMT-in-Training Program aims to combine both training and field […] The post EMT program off to strong start in first year appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
MDA funding available to combat the spread of avian influenza
To combat the spread of avian influenza on Minnesota farms, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) is now accepting applications for grants to help livestock producers buy and install preventative equipment for their operations. Funded through a 2024 legislative appropriation to the MDA’s Agricultural Growth and Research Initiative (AGRI) Program, the Protect Grant reimburses up […] The post MDA funding available to combat the spread of avian influenza appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Fox’s Maria Bartiromo Asks James Comer If China Has Been ‘Grooming Tim Walz’
Fox Business anchor Maria Bartiromo questioned if China has been "grooming" Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz during a recent interview with Rep. James Comer (R-KY). The post Fox’s Maria Bartiromo Asks James Comer If China Has Been ‘Grooming Tim Walz’ first appeared on Mediaite.
Crump leaving Minnetonka for Florida school
Ranked fourth nationally in her class, she is transferring to Montverde Academy, which will be her third high school program in five years. Aaliyah Crump shoots a three-pointer over Hopkins guard London Harris during the Class 4A state championship game. (Alex Kormann, Star Tribune)
Data breach at Minnesota dental practice affects 38,000
Minneapolis-based The Dental Specialists experienced a data breach that affects an estimated 38,442 individuals, according to an Aug. 21 article from an attorney from Console and Associates published by JD Supra. On Jan. 23, the practice became aware of unauthorized access to a number of employee email accounts, leading to...
St. Louis Park Housing Authority Invites Public Insight on New 5-Year Housing Plans
The Housing Authority of St. Louis Park is opening the floor to public commentary on its forthcoming plans for housing. As detailed in a notice, the local housing body has drafted a new Capital Fund Five-Year Action Plan covering 2024-2028 and a Five-Year Agency Plan for 2025-2029, alongside the Annual Plan for 2025. Interested citizens and community members can voice their thoughts and concerns during a public hearing scheduled for October 9, which will commence at 5 p.m. at the City Hall located at 5005 Minnetonka Boulevard, St. Louis Park, MN.
Fatal Plymouth crash sends driver to prison after running red light
PLYMOUTH, Minn. (FOX 9) - A man who pleaded guilty to criminal vehicular homicide in June was sentenced in Hennepin County Court for a crash that took the life of a 68-year-old woman. What happened in court. David Andrew Boll, 50, of Hopkins, was sentenced to six-and-half years, or 78...
Wayzata Volleyball Loses Season Opener to Rogers
The Wayzata volleyball team lost for the first time since October 2022, falling to Rogers three sets to one in the season-opening match for both teams. The Trojans- unbeaten last season and the four-time defending state champions- won the first set 25-23 after falling behind 22-14. But the Royals, ranked...
Hennepin County Sheriff says they were forced to cut valuable programs due to understaffing
The Hennepin County Sheriff says they’ve had to cut valuable jail enrichment programs due to continued staffing issues within the department. “The impact of, of those, it’s huge,” Sheriff Dawanna Witt says.
Maple Grove Offers Free Car Seat Safety Clinic with Hands-On Assistance from Local Authorities and Experts
Maple Grove residents with little ones have an opportunity to ensure their child's car seat is as secure as possible, thanks to a clinic organized by local safety departments. The Maple Grove Police Department, partnering with the Maple Grove Fire Department, North Memorial Health, and Safe Kids Northwest Metro Minneapolis, is set to hold a child and booster seat safety clinic on September 21. The event, offering free car seat checks by nationally certified technicians, will take place at Maple Grove Fire Station 4 located at 8925 Lawndale Ln N from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Construction To Begin on New Brooklyn Park Assisted Living Complex
A new housing development in Brooklyn Park will provide seniors with a much-needed service. Angels Living LLC is an all-inclusive assisted living center planned for construction at 9415 W. River Rd. Developer Ayo Awoleye said the building will have 34 units, with 20 providing memory care assistance. “To have a...
Minneapolis Hosts Family-Friendly Habitat Scavenger Hunt to Aid Migratory Birds Along Mississippi Flyway
Farview Park is buzzing with more than the summer's last cicadas this Saturday—as it plays host to the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board's latest effort to give the birds a break. Come August 24, it's all about getting local humans to play a real-life version of Angry Birds—sans the slingshot violence, with more environmental feel-good. Join them at the Farview Recreation Center parking lot, 621 N 29th Ave at 2 pm, for a free Habitat Scavenger Hunt aimed at bolstering the feathered commuters of the Mississippi Flyway.
Minneapolis Park Board Approves Shifting $10.3M to Shore Up North Commons Project Budget
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) has taken a critical step towards addressing a major budget shortfall for a significant development project within the city. The Board members cast their votes on August 21, and Resolution 2024-144 was approved, proposing a shift of $10.3 million in Capital Improvement Program (CIP) funds. This move is designated specifically to support the North Commons Park Improvements project, which is currently experiencing a financial gap of $16.4 million, according to the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board.
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