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Somali daycare owner connected to fraud wins Minnesota election

WASHINGTON (TNND) — An owner of a Somali daycare center who was linked to a major fraud settlement won a seat in the Minnesota legislature. Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) candidate Abdi Daisane defeated the Republican incumbent in the state’s House District 14A. He is the first...

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Helicopter called in to dry Minnesota football field ahead of section championship

Believe it or not, it's the second time the school has had to dry its football field with a helicopter.

Willmar, MN · 21h

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MnDOT Gathering Input on Highway 71 Improvements for 2034 Project in Sauk Centre

Highway 71 through south Sauk Centre is getting a fresh look. MnDOT is asking residents and business owners to weigh in at an open house this Tuesday to help shape what the road will look like over the next decade.

Sauk Centre, MN · 2d

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Measles outbreak spreads in MN, claims a life in WI

Todd County, MN · 11h

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St. Cloud Contractor Permanently Banned From Construction Industry, Ordered to Pay More Than $1 Million

(KNSI) — A St. Cloud contractor accused of taking money from homeowners for renovation work that never happened is now permanently barred from the residential construction industry in Minnesota. The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office says it secured a judgment against Ryan Pietron and his company, Affordable Home Remodeling, LLC....

St Cloud, MN · 1d

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A first for St. Cloud as Somali-American man elected to Legislature

ST. CLOUD – Central Minnesota voters are sending the region’s first Somali-American legislator to the State Capitol next year, after Democrat Abdi Daisane flipped a state House seat long held by Republicans. Daisane, 38, was elected to the House District 14A seat with 52% of the vote on...

St Cloud, MN · 2h

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Visit The Massive Minnesota Flea Market With Incredible Deals That Beat Costco Every Single Time

There are two kinds of people in this world: those who have been to the Wright County Swappers Meet in South Haven, Minnesota, and those who don’t yet know what they’re missing. If you fall into that second category, today is a genuinely good day for you, because...

South Haven, MN · 12h

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UPDATE: Mille Lacs, Sherburne elect new sheriffs, attorneys and more

MILLE LACS/SHERBURNE — Voters of Mille Lacs and Sherburne counties had the chance to elect new individuals to a number of county-level positions Tuesday, Nov. 3 at the polls. In Mille Lacs County, Kyle Burton was re-elected to the county sheriff role. Corey Haller also retained his seat as the county attorney. For county commissioner seats in District 2 and 4, Incumbent Dan Whitcomb was re-elected and Jennae Hoffman took the majority and overpowered incumbent Roger Tellinghuisen. Incumbent Jake Janski received the majority and was re-elected to the Soill and Water Supervisor seat in District 3. Over in Sherburne County, Benjamin Zawacki was elected Sherburne County Sheriff. Holly Manke claimed the county recorder role, and Brenda Davis took the title of county auditor. The Sherburne County Attorney race was close, but Dawn Nyhus received the majority of 17,579 votes to opponent Hans Larson’s 17,125 — a 454 vote difference. Results for the various local positions, according to the Minnesota Secretary of State website, are listed below. Results remain unofficial until canvassed. Mille Lacs County County sheriff, four-year term CandidateVotes with 25 of 25 precincts reportingKyle A. Burton (incumbent)9,715Write-ins151 County attorney, four-year term CandidateVotes with 25 of 25 precincts reportingCorey Haller

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Minnesota measles count soars, with most cases reported in Todd County

The Minnesota Department of Health on Thursday reported 59 new measles cases in the last week, bringing the total case count to 139 so far this year. It's the highest number the state has seen in decades.

Todd County, MN · 16h

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Local voters approve school funding increase

MONTICELLO — Public school districts across Minnesota, including those serving Monticello, Big Lake and Becker, will receive additional funding beginning next summer after voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment increasing annual payments from the state's Permanent School Fund. The amendment, approved in Tuesday's general election, increases the amount distributed annually from the $2.3 billion fund, which supports public education without raising income or property taxes. Unofficial statewide results early Wednesday showed approximately 73% of voters supporting the measure, with 23% opposed and 4% leaving the question blank. Locally, the amendment received majority support in Monticello, Big Lake and Becker, as well as their surrounding townships, according to unofficial results from the Minnesota Secretary of State's Office. Support was strongest in Monticello, where 4,309 voters supported the amendment and 1,695 opposed it. Including ballots left blank, the measure received 68.8% support in the city. In Big Lake, 64.1% of voters supported the amendment, while Becker voters approved it with 60.7% support. Voters in the surrounding townships were less supportive. The amendment received 57.8% support in Monticello Township, 56.4% in Big Lake Township and 55.5% in Becker Township. Countywide, the measure received 65.2% support in Wright County, compared with 59.5% in neighboring

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Jared Gapinski has 67% of votes in Minnesota Senate District 13

With 100% of the votes coming in, Jared Gapinski, R, leads Trent Dilks, DFL, for the State Senate seat District 13. Vote counts are in from 49 out of 49 of the precincts. Jared Gapinski, R Total votes: 28,815 Percent: 66.84% Trent Dilks, DFL Total votes: 14,169 Percent: 32.87% Jared Gapinski , R, and Trent Dilks , DFL, are vying for the Minnesota Senate District 13 seat after incumbent Sen. Jeff Howe, R, decided not to run for reelection. Minnesota Senate District 13 covers parts of Sartell, Sauk Rapids and St. Joseph as well as Cold Spring, Albany, Paynesville, Clearwater, Avon, Roscoe and Rockville, among others. Gapinski, who lives in Sauk Rapids, has been a Benton County commissioner since 2020 and was a Sauk Rapids city council member from 2005 to 2012. He won the primary with 65.9% of the vote. His No. 1 issue is to address the fraud happening at the state level, according to his campaign site . It stated he also wants to secure infrastructure funding without raising taxes. Dilks , who lives in Maine Prairie Township in Stearns County, is a political newcomer and veteran who served in Iraq and Kuwait. He was unopposed in

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150,000 Minnesotans could see a 17.8% Minnesota Power rate increase

More than 150,000 Minnesota Power customers could see their monthly bills rise as state regulators review a proposed rate hike.

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Minnesota’s Saint John’s University sues New York school over ‘Johnnies’ name

Saint John’s University (SJU) in Minnesota has filed a lawsuit against Saint John’s in New York (SJNY) over the use of the name “Johnnies,” “Johnnie” and “Johnny.”

Collegeville, MN · 23h

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Willmar Mayor-Elect Justin Ask says his seat on city council will need to be filled next year

(Willmar MN-) Willmar Mayor-elect Justin Ask says one of the first issues the new Willmar City Council will need to deal with in January is filling Ask's seat in the 3rd Ward. Ask Tuesday defeated Rollie Nissen... Your browser does not support the audio element. ......Ask says he's grateful for...

Willmar, MN · 1d

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High percentage of voters turned out to vote in Douglas County Tuesday

(Alexandria, MN)--Douglas County Auditor Treasurer Vicki Doehling says that she “would also like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who helped make this election a success. She says "our election team, poll workers, community partners, and voters all contributed to a process that was conducted with professionalism, integrity, and care. It is an honor to serve our community, and I am grateful for the partnership and trust shown throughout this election.”

Douglas County, MN · 2d

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2026 Election Results: Morris, Stevens County and Surrounding Communities

Voters across Stevens County and west-central Minnesota headed to the polls Tuesday, November 3, to decide local, state and federal races. With precinct reporting complete, unofficial election results show several local incumbents retaining their seats, along with decisions in city council, school board and legislative contests. Morris City Elections. Incumbent...

Stevens County, MN · 1d

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Monticello vote reveals divide near proposed data center

MONTICELLO — Candidates who opposed Monticello's proposed data center drew their strongest support in the city voting precinct closest to the 547-acre development, according to unofficial results from Tuesday's general election. Monica Primeau, who challenged incumbent Mayor Lloyd Hilgart, won Precinct 3 by 352 votes, receiving 1,029 votes to Hilgart's 677. It was the only one of Monticello's four precincts carried by Primeau and nearly enough to overcome Hilgart's advantage elsewhere in the city. Hilgart won re-election by just 40 votes, receiving 2,441 votes to Primeau's 2,401. A third candidate, Jeff Rowan, received 710 votes. The geographic pattern extended to the City Council race, where challengers Derek Armstrong and Scott Cutsforth, both critics of the proposed data center, also recorded their strongest performances in Precinct 3. While the results reveal a geographic concentration of support for candidates critical of the development, they cannot establish what motivated individual voters. Support strongest near proposed site Precinct 3 encompasses much of western and central Monticello south of Interstate 94, including neighborhoods along School Boulevard and the city's southwestern edge. The proposed Edmonson Business Center would occupy approximately 547 acres south of 85th Street NE and east of Highway 25, near the precinct's southern

Monticello, MN · 1d

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St. Cloud Board Backs Doyenne Development for Empty Lot Near City Hall, Lake George

(KNSI) – St. Cloud’s Economic Development Authority wants to move forward with Minneapolis-based Doyenne Development to come up with a project for the empty lot between St. Cloud City Hall and Lake George. The board voted Wednesday to recommend that the mayor’s office sign a letter of intent...

St Cloud, MN · 19h

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Local school board election results

PRINCETON/MILACA — Voters gathered at the polls today to cast their votes and select the candidates that best represent them for Princeton and Milaca school boards. Both school boards had four seats appear on the ballot. Each with three seats at a term length four-year and one seat at two-years. Results from the Minnesota Secretary of State’s website as of 11:50 p.m. are listed below. Results remain unofficial until canvassed. Milaca School Board, four-year term CandidateVotes with 16 of 19 precincts reportingSteve Bistrup1,716Jennifer Corrow (incumbent)2,245Sara Grieser (incumbent)2,113Sara Herr Larson (incumbent)2,767Kayla Moeller1,961Joshua Hurt1,702Write-ins93 Milaca School Board, two-year term CandidateVotes with 16 of 19 precincts reportingJere L. Day (incumbent)3,805Write-ins75 Princeton School Board, four-year term CandidateVotes with 6 of 14 precincts reportingMelissa Lynch (incumbent)1,766Bret Yuker806Jeremy Yuker882Chuck Kobes1,143Erik D. Minks (incumbent)2,127Bopha Sar1,028Write-ins42 Princeton School Board, two-year term CandidateVotes with 6 of 14 precincts reportingAdrian Feigl830Christopher Klinghagen2,053Write-ins29

Princeton, MN · 2d

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Meyer wins mayor’s race, ready to get to work

David C. Meyer knew what a loss would mean. His term on the Little Falls City Council was expiring. Rather than seek another term, he chose to run for mayor. If voters went another direction, his time at City Hall would be over. On Tuesday, Nov. 3, they gave him a different job. Meyer defeated incumbent Mayor Greg J. Zylka by 180 votes in a four-way race, receiving 1,059 votes, or 37.65%, according to unofficial results from the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Office. Zylka received 879 votes, or 31.25%. Laura Czech finished third with 769 votes, or 27.34%, followed by Tony (Anthony) Schmolke with 97 votes, or 3.45%. Nine write-in votes were recorded. Results remain unofficial until canvassed. For Meyer, who is completing his first council term, the outcome brought relief — and an eagerness to begin. “I’m excited to get to work for Little Falls,” he said in an interview Wednesday, Nov. 4. Meyer said he began laying the groundwork for a mayoral run in the spring. His council service had put him in regular contact with residents and their concerns. He wanted a stronger voice in addressing them. Support from his family and people in the community helped

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