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Election results may change who’s making decisions, but the priorities for Minnesota agriculture remain. Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation Vice President Carolyn Olson says the organization is ready to work with newly elected and returning lawmakers. “Whether you lean left or lean right, you’re going to be excited or you’re going to be disappointed,” said Olson. “Farm Bureau is a nonpartisan organization and I think that is one of our strengths as well.” Building relationships at the Capitol is only part of the job. “Putting a face on an issue is one of the best things we can do.” MFBF is hosting its annual meeting, starting Thursday in Minnetonka.
WalletHub has released a study ranking 399 U.S. cities by how good they are for sports, and the Twin Cities did surprisingly well.
WCCO is tracking everything you can go out and do 4 Your Weekend, including plenty of outdoor action.
Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa made a statement Thursday night at the State Class A Volleyball Tournament, sweeping #3 seeded Mayer Lutheran in three sets, 25-19, 26-24 and 25-23, at Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul. The Jaguars showed their ability to take control early, withstand a second-set challenge and finish strong when Mayer...
ST. PAUL, Minn. – No. 8/7 North Dakota extended its unbeaten streak to three with a 2-0 victory over St. Thomas on Friday night from Lee & Penny Anderson Arena in St. Paul, Minn. Sophomore goaltender Jan Špunar was stout between the pipes all night, as he turned aside...
In a matter of days, teenagers became adults and little kids lost their innocence in the Latino community of Minneapolis. It’s been almost a year since the largest immigration enforcement raids in U.S. history shocked MN. Some teens were responsible for putting food on the table in place of their parents and classrooms emptied, some neighbors stepped up as temporary legal guardians. Therapists say the trauma still lingers and could take years to heal. In this episode, we explore the psychological toll the massive raids have taken on children and adults in this midwest city.
It’s a gloomy November week packed full with restaurant news: New vegan pastries in Longfellow, smash burgers coming to Grand Avenue, a familiar fried chicken spot now open in the North Loop. We’re also paying tribute to a man who has shaped St. Paul dining more than we can express—past, present, and future. Here’s the latest food news to know.
Hello again, NCHC fans. I’m back with another NCHC article. I know you might think you missed an article; however, you haven’t. This is, in fact, the first article this week following last weekend’s games. Because of a chaotic week at work, I didn’t have the energy to write the weekend recap earlier this week. Don’t worry, you won’t miss anything.
Ready to explore the best secondhand bookstores in Minnesota?. These 7 bookstores offer amazing selections and the kind of browsing experience book lovers absolutely adore!. 1. The Book House in Dinkytown (Minneapolis) The Book House in Dinkytown is the kind of place that makes you forget you had anywhere else...
St. Paul, Minn. — Coming off an encouraging series win against Western Michigan, North Dakota is returning to the Twin Cities for the second time this season. As in its pair of upset losses in Minneapolis weeks ago, the Fighting Hawks roll into St. Paul with high hopes and expectations of an eager fanbase behind them, seeking to continue their recovered momentum from last weekend.
