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As Minnesota's duck hunting opens, waterfowl populations are steady, but concerns remain
Minnesota duck hunters may see slightly more birds than last year, but the waterfowl populations are threatened as last year’s drought dried up wetlands across the state, reducing habitat that the birds need for nesting and breeding.
Niron breaks ground on Sartell plant to produce magnets without rare earth elements
It’s the first manufacturing plant in the world to produce high-powered magnets without the use of rare earth materials. Niron officials say the plant will help reduce U.S. reliance on materials imported from China.
 Wisconsin Republican Bill Berrien quits governor's race amid pornography fallout
Wisconsin businessman Bill Berrien has ended his Republican campaign for governor, days after it was reported that he followed numerous sexually explicit accounts online, including a nonbinary pornography performer.
Sinclair brings Jimmy Kimmel’s show back to its ABC-affiliated stations, ending blackout
Sinclair Broadcast Group has decided to bring Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show back to its ABC affiliate stations. This ends a dayslong TV blackout in dozens of U.S. cities.