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An Anoka ammunition manufacturer is cutting jobs. People aren't afraid of losing their guns, and it's killing the industry.
Caleb David Duda was just 2 when he was placed in the foster home of Dave and Amanda Duda of Milwaukee. He'd been abused and neglected and even at 2, had multiple placements in foster homes. His birthparents' terminated their rights. That was April 2014.
UND cuts women’s hockey program
Hockey is pretty big in Grand Forks. But not for women. Not anymore, apparently.
Debate over smoking breaks out at woman’s funeral
In Quincy, Mass., Carol Tan Wong died of lung cancer. During his eulogy for his mother, Adrian Wong said 'she was not a smoker. Not exposed to secondhand smoke. Never worked with chemicals. She was simply unlucky.' Then, a stranger suggested otherwise.
It’s a Minnesota thing : Skating trails
My non-Minnesota Facebook friends have been posting this video in the last 24 hours which makes this state look like the coolest place in the country. They're not wrong.
Why did you become a teacher?
No doubt, it's true that the teacher shortage is nuanced and complicated and beyond the comprehension of mere mortals. I just know every story I read about teaching is a story about people far better than me.
Despite the daily news cycle which tends to portray the situation in Minnesota in the most dire terms, there's a reality here we should consider: Survey after survey on topic after topic shows that things are better here than almost anywhere else.
Dylan’s cheesy Wisconsin song up for auction
Can Bob Dylan really be claimed as 'one of us' if he once penned a tribute song to Wisconsin?
Remembering Mary, the neighbor who never fell in love
Ira Glass' essay about his neighbor and friend is as personal an insight into Glass as you're ever going to hear. But it also motivates us to reflect on the vast drama of people living their lives every day -- drama that usually goes unnoticed but reflects the essence of who we are, quirks and all. Pain and all.
President Trump won’t play ball on opening day
The White House reportedly cites a scheduling conflict, but there are other possible reasons. First, presidents rarely look good throwing baseballs and, second, as President Obama found out in 2010, it's a good way to be reminded how much the fans hate you.