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If the president were to pardon Chauvin, it would be a knee to the neck of Black America.
Blizzard warnings are in effect in the west of the state.
The Senate Taxes Committee, led by Chair Ann Rest (DFL-New Hope), has unanimously passed the early tax bill. This legislative piece stands out for its aim to provide tax-policy tweaks that could significantly impact the livelihoods of Minnesota farmers, resort owners, and other key community players. The bill, authored by...
The Iowa men's basketball team fired longtime head coach Fran McCaffery - the father of Caitlin Clark's boyfriend Connor McCaffery - on Friday after failing to reach the NCAA Tournament for a second consecutive season.
The NWS in Lacrosse says a significant storm will move through the region on Wednesday, March 19th, and Thursday, March 20th.
(Atlantic, Iowa) – Severe storms that raced across Nebraska and Iowa late Friday afternoon and night pummeled some area with damaging winds and hail. Here in Cass County, the damage reports started coming in at around 5:15-p.m., when a large roof was ripped-off of a shed or outbuilding and landed on 620th Street near Memphis Road, south of Atlantic. Winds at the time gusted to near 70 miles per hour (mph). Cass County Emergency Management Coordinator Mike Kennon reported 620 was completely blocked by the debris. The road was partially re-opened about an hour later.
(Area) High winds caused damage in southwest and central Iowa late Friday. The storm downed power lines, and scattered debris in several areas of the region. High winds downed power lines, and stop lights in Creston. A 69 mile per hour wind gust was reported nine miles east of Griswold. The photo is wind damage south of 620th and Memphis Road in Cass County. The photo was provided to KSOM KS95 News by Cass County Emergency Management Coordinator Mike Kennon.
Due to a felony drunken driving conviction, the Iowa Supreme Court has suspended the license of an attorney who last year expressed disappointment that President Donald Trump’s would-be assassin had “missed.” The attorney, Jennifer Miralles, is a former employee of the Iowa Office of State Public Defender and also served as lead attorney for a Nebraska state agency. According to a sworn statement filed with the Iowa Supreme Court by Miralles, she has worked as an attorney in Nebraska since 2003. In September 2017 and April 2021, she was convicted of drunken driving, and in November 2022 she was...
Driving conditions on many Minnesota highways were hazardous on Saturday, especially in northern Minnesota. The Minnesota Department of Transportation reported heavy snow on roadways in the Brainerd, Grand Rapids and International Falls area. There were also icy roads in southern Minnesota, especially near Marshall. Lt. Mike Lee with the State...
(St. Paul, MN) -- Twenty-two House Republicans have proposed a bill to bring back the "historic" retired Minnesota state flag. The bill allows flying this flag at the Capitol, state properties, official state holidays, and during the legislative session. This comes after the flag was changed from showing a Native American riding away while a white settler plows his field to a two-tone blue flag featuring Minnesota's shape and a white star. The change went into effect on May 11th last year. If this bill is approved, the old state flag would come back into play on May 11th, 2026.
More than 1,400 people were without power as of 11 a.m. Saturday, with a majority of the outages being reported out of Chippewa County and Pipestone
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz told Iowans on his first stop of a national town hall tour that he wanted to give a voice to people who feel unheard by Republicans in Washington. But he said there was another motive for these events: He is “soul-searching” following the 2024 general election, when he and Vice President […]
His family is concerned for his safety.
A wintery mix of freezing rain, ice and snow will arrive in the region later this evening. The entire state, excluding the northwestern corner, is under wind advisory, with a high wind warning issued for the Red River Valley. Blake Rafferty is a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in...
The northern part of the state allows hunters to use any legal firearms they want; however, in the south and west, only shotguns with slugs, muzzleloaders and handguns are allowed.
