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DNR to expand list of prohibited species in Minnesota

DNR to expand list of prohibited species in Minnesota

The Minnesota DNR wants to expand the list of prohibited invasive species. Thirteen species or species groups have been identified as high risk. The agency is currently taking public comment on the proposal. 
by Dan Gunderson

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Regenerative farm research has global interest

Regenerative farm research has global interest

A project designed to study the effects of regenerative agriculture has received funding to expand to other countries. The 1000 farms initiative launched this year in the U.S. It’s now getting global attention.
by Dan Gunderson

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2022 FIFA World Cup starts Sunday. Here's how to watch

2022 FIFA World Cup starts Sunday. Here's how to watch

The countdown is on, men’s soccer fans: The 2022 FIFA World Cup starts Sunday in Qatar. Here are the details on how to see the matches — and when the U.S team will play.
by Amy Felegy

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Minnesota events will honor transgender people killed this year across U.S.

Minnesota events will honor transgender people killed this year across U.S.

Nov. 20 is Transgender Day of Remembrance, when people around the world honor the memory of transgender, nonbinary and gender-nonconforming people who have been violently killed in the past year.
by Robyn Katona

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Minnesota nurses set Nov. 30 vote to authorize a new strike

Minnesota nurses set Nov. 30 vote to authorize a new strike

Two months after calling a three-day walkout, leaders of the Minnesota Nurses Association said Thursday they’ll hold a new strike authorization vote amid slow-moving contract talks.
by Michelle Wiley

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How much snow? 30+ inches on parts of Minnesota's North Shore this week

How much snow? 30+ inches on parts of Minnesota's North Shore this week

Parts of Minnesota's North Shore are digging out from more than 2 feet of snow that's fallen this week. The National Weather Service received a report of 30.9 inches of snow since Sunday near Hovland, northeast of Grand Marais.
by Andrew Krueger

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Election stokes optimism among city officials about state aid boost

Election stokes optimism among city officials about state aid boost

With a surplus at the ready and public safety a hot campaign topic, many local leaders expect to fare well in their bid for increased state assistance for city budgets.
by Brian Bakst

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