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In competitive Duluth primary race, Reinert defeats incumbent Mayor Larson
For more analysis on the primary, MPR News host Cathy Wurzer talked with Cynthia Rugeley, an associate professor and head of the political science department at University of Minnesota-Duluth.
What have we learned from Minnesota's summer of smoke? A meteorologist weighs in
There’s another air quality alert that parts of Minnesota is dealing with Tuesday. Heavy ground level smoke from Canadian wildfires is drifting across Northern Minnesota. That makes Tuesday the 41st day with bad air quality in Minnesota this year.
Minnesota wildland firefighters help stop Canada's wildfires, here's one on what she's seen
Our state has been answering the call for help thanks to the Great Lakes Forest Fire Compact. It’s a partnership where Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Manitoba and Ontario have all agreed to help each other out with firefighting.
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Your late summer gardening questions, answered by an expert
Meg Cowden is busy this time of year with her enormous garden. And she’s back as usual to give tips for all of us who might have a little less than a green thumb.
How could Minnesota become carbon-free? New MPR News series dives in
On Tuesday mornings, our reporters will be exploring the opportunities — but also the challenges — the state faces as it moves away from fossil fuels and toward more climate-friendly energy sources.