Chris Simon

A Tale Of 2 Crest Predictions In Fargo-Moorhead

There are two very different opinions from at least two prominent figures about just how high the Red River may crest this time around, which may very well affect the safety of residents coping with another flood season in Fargo-Moorhead.

2013/04/12

MinnCare Up For Debate At State Legislature

Among the budgetary items up for debate in the Legislature is whether or not to discontinue Minnesota Care on the eve of implementing the Federal Affordable Care Act, which take effect Jan. 1, 2014.

2013/04/03

Debut Of New Pipe Organ At Cathedral Delayed

The first sounding of the Cathedrals restored and enhanced 1963 Skinner gallery organ anticipated to be heard at the Easter Vigil, set for 8 p.m. Saturday, has been postponed.

2013/03/29

Rising Gas Prices Not Affecting Local Car Buying Habits

As of Thursday morning the average price for a gallon of unleaded regular gas is $3.82 in the Twin Cities. That’s 60 cents higher than a month ago.

2013/02/21

On Valentine’s Day, Hundreds Pressured Lawmakers To Legalize Gay Marriage

Thursday’s rally at the State Capital was organized by the same group that successfully defeated the gay marriage ban in November.

2013/02/14

Drought Still A Concern Despite Recent Snowfall

If you think all of the recent snowfall we’ve had is easing Minnesota’s drought, think again. The experts say it’s a mere drop in the bucket.

2013/02/13

Officials: Twin Cities Has Major Lack Of Affordable Housing

Although there is a reported boom in Twin Cities apartment construction, some officials say the metro is in crisis mode when it comes to affordable housing and has been for some time.

2013/02/08

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Minnesota Cycling President Weighs In On Lance Armstrong

On the day that Lance Armstrong’s confession goes public on Oprah’s TV show, the head of a Minnesota biking organization is calling for sweeping reforms in the sport.

2013/01/17

Customers React To St. Paul Macy’s Imminent Closing

Beleaguered Macy’s customers gathered outside the Wabasha and 6th street entrance to the downtown St. Paul location, not quite sure when the store was going to close.

2013/01/03

Twin Cities Teen With Flu Fighting For Her Life

It’s a parent’s worst nightmare: Your child is that one in a million the flu vaccine doesn’t work for.

2013/01/03

How Minnesota Delegates Voted On Fiscal Cliff Bill

Although the majority of the Minnesota delegation in the U.S. House and both Senators voted for the measure avoiding the cliff, it was a mixed bag and not necessarily along partisan lines.

2013/01/02

Minnesota Could See Climate Record For 2012

With 12 days left in the year, we could be looking at a climate record. This year in Minnesota is wrapping up as one of the warmest years on record, according to Assistant State Climatologist Pete Boulay.

2012/12/19

Body Found In Fire At St. Charles Downtown Motel

Authorities say one person was found dead after a fire late Thursday night at the Downtown Motel in St. Charles, a small town in southeastern Minnesota.

2012/12/07

Snow On The Way Is Bringing Cheers To Local Businesses

Snow removal hasn’t been a big problem these days, a fact not lost on Lorene Hanson. She’s the president of Track in Bloomington, which specializes in the sales of Snowcats, snowmobile and ski run groomers.

2012/12/07

Dayton To Meet Obama To Talk About Fiscal Cliff

Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton and six other governors meet Tuesday with President Barack Obama to discuss the fallout of Washington’s search for a long-term debt fix.

2012/12/04

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