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Severe Weather With Large Hail Possible Across Parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan
Heavy Tropical Showers & Storms Continue Along Texas & Louisiana Coast. Good morning everyone. The Northeast conitnues to bask in very pleasant and dry weather as strong high pressure controls the show. Mid to upper 70's dominate most of the area during the daytime, with 50's overnight for a nice September bite to the air.
Sheletta Brundidge awarded prestigious Board of Governors’ Regional Emmy Award
The Board of Governors of the Upper Midwest Chapter of the Emmy Awards announced today that it is presenting the chapter’s most prestigious annual award, the Governors’ Emmy® to ShelettaMakesMeLaugh.com, the business founded by Sheletta Brundidge.
As school nears, doctors worry about Minnesota's undervaccinated kids
The school year starts next week for many Minnesota families and physicians are concerned about children being undervaccinated. Right now, there’s a global outbreak of measles, with 34 cases reported in Minnesota; there have been more than 500 cases of whooping cough so far this year. Minnesota is also experiencing a summertime COVID-19 surge, with cases on the rise following Fourth of July celebrations. As it attracts about 2 million...
Major South Dakota, Iowa & Minnesota Gas Station To Close Soon
A well-known South Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota gas station made a major announcement about closing over 1,000 locations nationwide. This major gas station is the 6th biggest station in the state of Minnesota alone. A new article from the Intersolar reveals Shell gas stations are set to close at least...
Report: Minnesota's nursing workforce has bounced back to pre-pandemic levels
A new survey of hospitals in the state shows Minnesota’s nursing workforce has, for the most part, bounced back to pre-pandemic levels. It also shows staffing challenges when it comes to recruiting doctors at rural hospitals.
Some Minnesota autism centers got money through fraud-riddled federal child nutrition program
At least three autism centers were reimbursed millions by the state of Minnesota through a fraud-riddled federal child nutrition program, while several others tried to get into the program, according to internal state emails obtained by the Reformer.
Minnesota: Where banks will still count your coins
Minnesota is apparently unique for more than just "gray duck" and our electors' spurning of Ronald Reagan: An unusual number of banks here will still count spare change for free. That's one nugget from a New York Times Magazine story this weekend. The big picture: The Times story is about...
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