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Russian disinformation targets U.S. presidential election, including VP candidate and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz
Several viral videos targeting Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz are Russian disinformation, according to the Office of the U.S. Director of National Intelligence in a briefing to the press.
Blackouts in Cuba disrupt exchange between Minnesota, Cuba orchestra students
When Cuba’s electrical grid collapsed Friday, a handful of Minnesotans were set to play a concert celebrating a diplomatic exchange between young Cuban and American performers.
One dead, one injured, suspect in custody after crime spree stretching from Minneapolis to Willmar
Multiple agencies are investigating after a domestic violence situation in Minneapolis led to additional crimes west of the Twin Cities and the suspect’s eventual arrest.
A $2.1 million deficit at STEP Academy may make it the largest charter school to close in history
Monday night at a board meeting for STEP Academy two board members resigned and the finance director admitted the school is bleeding cash. At the beginning of the school year, its deficit was $800,000. It is now $2.1 million.
Western Wisconsin race has strong implications for congressional control
Wisconsin’s third district makes up most of western Wisconsin. On the ballot this year, voters will choose between incumbent Republican Congressman Derrick Van Orden and Democrat Rebecca Cooke. The region has historically been a swing district the elected Barack Obama and later Donald Trump.