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Moose Lake votes 3-2 to end police department, cut costs

Moose Lake votes 3-2 to end police department, cut costs

The Moose Lake City Council voted 3-2 on Wednesday to disband its police department and contract with the Carlton County Sheriff’s Office for law enforcement services.
by Matt Sepic

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EPA will allow farmers to spray dicamba after court blocks use

EPA will allow farmers to spray dicamba after court blocks use

After a judge blocked use of the herbicide dicamba, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said it will allow farmers to use existing stocks of the chemical this year.
by Dan Gunderson

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St. Paul teachers OK a possible strike as contract talks continue

St. Paul teachers OK a possible strike as contract talks continue

The union didn’t announce a date for a strike, saying that would come later “if necessary.” Another mediated session with union and district negotiators is scheduled for next week.
by Elizabeth Shockman

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Minnesota lawmakers try to drive home climate effects on house insurance costs

Minnesota lawmakers try to drive home climate effects on house insurance costs

A Minnesota House Commerce Committee hearing put a spotlight on how rising home insurance premiums could be traced to severe weather events that some experts link to climate change.
by Clay Masters

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