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Deb Haaland and Peggy Flanagan Mark Their Historic Wins in Intentional Earrings

Last night, the 2026 midterm election results delivered plenty of historic firsts. It was a particularly powerful night for Native American representation: Democrat Deb Haaland became the first Native American woman to be elected as Governor of New Mexico, while Peggy Flanagan—the current lieutenant governor of Minnesota—became the first Native woman to win the U.S. Senate seat in her state. (And there could even be a third victory for the Indigenous community today: at the time of publishing this story, Alaska’s Mary Peltola is currently leading the race for a Senate seat, too.)

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The Home Brief

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He hired a roofer to replace hail-damaged shingles. Minnesota's Supreme Court required $5,600 for the layer beneath.

A Minnesota homeowner hired a contractor to replace roof shingles damaged by a May 2022 hailstorm. The insurer had approved removing and replacing the shingles. Once they came off, the contractor found gaps between the wooden boards underneath. Installing the new shingles required another layer, and the insurer refused to cover its $5,600 cost.

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Festival Offering Free Groceries for Veterans Day

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Minnesota's Largest Candy Store owner charged with gross misdemeanor for selling liquor-filled candy

Robert Wagner, the owner of Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store, located halfway between Jordan and Belle Plaine, is facing a gross misdemeanor charge for selling liquor-filled candy without a liquor license. According to the complaint, agents with the Minnesota Department of Public Safety’s Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement Division received an...

Minnesota · 20h
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Book Lovers Leave With Armloads From These 7 Minnesota Used Bookstores

Some bookstores are quick stops, and others are the kind of places where you walk in for one paperback and leave balancing a stack under your chin. Minnesota has plenty of the second kind, from a former church in Duluth packed to the ceiling to a basement bargain room in St. Paul.

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Midterms ended in a blue wave. Minnesota farmers have mixed feelings about it.

ListenMidterms ended in a blue wave. Minnesota farmers have mixed feelings about it. Democrats are poised to take control of the U.S. House and Senate, as well as the Minnesota Legislature in January. That’s a fact that Steele County farmer Jason Keck isn't too happy about. He thinks the Minnesota...

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Crafting Your Home

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Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois Limit Winter Utility Shutoffs, With Some Protections Lasting Into April

Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois set winter utility shutoff limits; Ohio's runs to April 16 and Minnesota's to April 30. See who qualifies.

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Recount for Minnesota Senate District 4 race decided by four votes could take place after Thanksgiving

MOORHEAD, Minn. (KFGO/KVRR) – It could take until after Thanksgiving until the recount for the Minnesota Senate District 4 election is finished. Republican Austin Peterson received four more votes than DFL State Senator Rob Kupec of Moorhead for the seat that represents most of Clay and Becker counties. “There...

Minnesota · 11h

Animal of Things

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Cane Corso Laws in Minnesota: Bans, Liability, Insurance, and Housing Rules

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Cane Corso laws in Minnesota are more forgiving than most owners expect. The state does not ban the breed, and it does not let a dog be labeled dangerous because of what it looks like. Under state law, a dog’s behavior is what gets it into legal trouble. That said, a legal breed does not … This article, Cane Corso Laws in Minnesota: Bans, Liability, Insurance, and Housing Rules , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Shock Collar Laws in Rhode Island: What Dog Owners Can and Cannot Do • Antifreeze Poisoning Liability Laws in Michigan: Who Is Responsible When a Pet Is Poisoned • Cane Corso Laws in Arizona: What Owners Need to Know

Minnesota · 2d

Mesabi Tribune

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Deer season opener is a banging success statewide

Minnesota’s 2026 firearms deer season opening weekend was a banging success. Nearly 76,000 deer were harvested across the state over the first two days of the season, Paul Burr, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Big Game Program deer coordinator said Monday afternoon. “In looking at the numbers they are looking good,” Burr said. “For right now, all four regions are up.” The nearly 76,000 deer harvested is up about 15 percent compared to last year’s opening weekend of about 65,000, Burr said. It’s also roughly a 28 percent increase compared to the five-year average of opening weekend, he said. Precise statistics for the weekend won’t be tallied until Tuesday, Burr said. But in no surprise, some regions of the state are again likely to rack up more deer harvested than others, he said. “The southeast region harvests the most deer,” Burr said. “The northeast doesn’t harvest as much, but it’s still a 22 percent increase, which is good.” A couple of mild winters are the biggest reasons for the increase, Burr said. “That’s the big thing that contributed to it ever since we had harsh winters a few years ago, ” Burr said Mild, sunny weather also helped opening

Minnesota · 13h

The Financial Wire

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Homeowners in Ohio, Oregon, Kentucky and Minnesota face year-end 2026 property tax deadlines, from Oregon’s Dec. 1 late-filing senior deferral to Ohio’s Dec. 31 homestead exemption

Oregon homeowners who missed the April 15 cutoff for the state’s senior and disabled property tax deferral have until Dec. 1 to file, and the late application carries a fee of 10 percent of the taxes, between $20 and $180. Ohio’s homestead exemption in Montgomery County closes Dec. 31, the same day Minnesota’s veterans exclusion... The post Homeowners in Ohio, Oregon, Kentucky and Minnesota face year-end 2026 property tax deadlines, from Oregon’s Dec. 1 late-filing senior deferral to Ohio’s Dec. 31 homestead exemption appeared first on The Financial Wire .

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Karla Hult talks jump into politics

Former KARE 11 journalist Karla Hult is preparing for a new role at the Minnesota Capitol after being elected to represent Senate District 50, covering parts of Bloomington and Edina. In an interview with FOX 9, the senator-elect discusses her transition from journalism to public service and outlines legislative priorities, including affordability, housing costs, child care, health care and gun safety.

Bloomington, MN · 2d

Waseca County News

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Waseca holds strong for Finstad as Johnson holds unofficial lead

Democratic candidate Jake Johnson lost Waseca County to incumbent U.S. Rep. Brad Finstad, but he ran ahead of Democratic Senate candidate Peggy Flanagan’s pace in the county even as Finstad built a commanding margin. Johnson claimed victory Wednesday, while Finstad waited until Thursday to release a statement seeking a recount permissible under Minnesota law due to the margin of victory being under 0.25%. If the totals don’t change, it will be the first time a Democratic candidate has won in the state’s 1st Congressional District since Tim Walz in 2018. Countywide, Finstad won 5,136 votes to Johnson’s 3,240. In the Senate race, Republican Michelle Tafoya took 5,297 votes to Flanagan’s 2,805. Johnson won one Waseca precinct and lost the rest. In Waseca Ward 1 Precinct A, Finstad took 356 votes to Johnson’s 286. In Ward 1 Precinct B, Finstad won 230 to 226. In Ward 2 Precinct A, Finstad won 570 to 505, while Johnson took Ward 2 Precinct B by a narrow 205 to 201 margin. Finstad carried Ward 3 Precinct A 142 to 110 and Ward 3 Precinct B 338 to 258. Outside the city, Finstad won Janesville 615 to 453, New Richland 318 to 213 and Waldorf

Waseca County, MN · 1d

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Frazier wins Hennepin County attorney race, making state history

State Rep. Cedrick Frazier, a former public defender and labor lawyer, defeated former prosecutor Anders Folk on Tuesday, Nov. 3, to become Hennepin County attorney. He will be the first African American county attorney in Minnesota’s 168-year history. Frazier won despite a steep fundraising gap; Folk raised $742,000. Speaking...

Hennepin County, MN · 1d

The Center Square

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Minnesota farmers, loggers get extended relief amid high diesel prices

(The Center Square) – Minnesota farmers, loggers, truck drivers and families should continue to see more relief from high diesel prices after Gov. Tim Walz extended an order to aimed at fighting higher costs. Minnesota’s agricultural, timber, and fuel-transport industries have been particularly hard hit by the high diesel prices, which Walz’ office said are fueled by “President Donald Trump’s reckless war with Iran.” The executive order authorizes vehicles transporting agricultural and forest products to exceed regular weight limits by up to 10% on state and local highways, allowing more products to be moved per trip. Walz blamed Trump for the record-high fuel prices. “While Minnesota farmers and loggers pay nearly $6 a gallon to bring in the harvest, President Trump is focused on the size of his own wallet,” said Walz. “He is still not stepping up, so Minnesota is. This order extends practical relief to the workers who keep our communities fed and our economy strong, helping families and businesses conserve fuel and save money as Trump’s reckless war of choice wages on.” The weight-limit change applies to vehicles transporting corn, soybeans, wheat, potatoes, carrots, sugar beets, and forest products amid harvest season. It does not apply on

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State Rep. Igo reflects on 7A win, GOP losses and 'October surprise' newborn

The midterm elections ended Nov. 3, but for winning candidates throughout Northern Minnesota, Election Day was only the beginning. State Rep. Spencer Igo of Wabana Township will head back to St. Paul in January for his fourth term. The Republican defeated DFL challenger Erin McCabe Ningen in House District 7A.

Minnesota · 1d

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Outstanding in their field: A lavishly funded ground operation helped the DFL conquer the Minnesota Legislature

One night in August, a MinnPost reporter parked by the stately Andover home of Mike Gamache, an Anoka County Commissioner who was staging a volunteer night for Angie Nelson, a DFL candidate for state Senate. Isak Terrill, a spokesperson for the Senate DFL Caucus, greeted the reporter before he had...

Minnesota · 7h

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Tied Minnesota Mayor Election to Be Decided by Random Drawing

A Minnesota mayoral election will be decided by a random drawing after two candidates received exactly the same number of votes. On Monday, Spring Lake Park city officials will draw the name of either incumbent Robert Nelson or challenger Halyn Roth out of a bag to decide who wins the seat.

Spring Lake Park, MN · 1d

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DFL leaders say fraud and reducing health care costs are top priorities for next session

(St. Paul, MN) -- Minnesota DFL leaders say addressing fraud and the rising cost of health care will be priorities when lawmakers return to St. Paul in January. Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy says lawmakers must strengthen oversight and work with Governor-elect Amy Klobuchar's administration to prevent fraud. A new Office of Inspector General, created to oversee fraud prevention, is expected to select its first leader early next year. Murphy also says lowering health care costs, particularly in rural and underserved communities, remains a major concern. The legislative session begins January 12th.

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