Stories from February 13, 2022

Young workers give unions new hope
After decades of decline, U.S. unions have a new reason for hope: younger workers. Workers in their 20s and even in their teens are leading ongoing efforts to unionize Starbucks and other companies
Deshaun Hill celebrated by North High community
Known as a star athlete and a stellar student, Deshaun Hill’s presence loomed large on campus. His death following a shooting last week has left many confused.
Cold, with snow spreading across Minnesota Sunday afternoon and evening
The cold air is entrenched over us, and much of Minnesota and western Wisconsin will see some snow Sunday afternoon or Sunday evening. We have the forecast details, plus a look at the week ahead.
Very cold air will linger through today, and snow will move across Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin later this afternoon and this evening. We have the details.
Bills would ban ‘forever chemicals’ from cosmetics, cookware, ski wax
After the Minnesota Legislature passed a ban on so-called “forever chemicals” in food packaging last year, a DFL lawmaker wants to extend the ban on PFAS to more consumer products. But the bills face opposition from industry groups and chemical manufacturers.
Before COVID, TB was the world's worst pathogen. It's still a 'monster' killer
It was under control. And then it wasn't. In her new book “Phantom Plague: How Tuberculosis Shaped History,” VIdya Krishnan shows how "we repeat the same disease-spreading mistakes over and over."
Cold temps linger through Sunday; flake chances in some areas
The cold air is entrenched over Minnesota and western Wisconsin. We have forecast details, including Sunday flake chances and a look at next week.