Minnesotans
Wet Snow Snapped Trees, Knocked Out Power For 24,000
Tuesday had numerous Minnesotans cutting up tree branches that broke from the weight of the snow. Those damaged trees took out power lines that temporarily left 24,000 in the dark.
Minn. Marathon Runners Return Home From Boston
More than 500 Minnesotans were in Boston, to run the marathon. And some of them started coming back home Tuesday morning.
Agency Warns Minnesotans To Check Flood Coverage
The state Department of Commerce is warning Minnesotans to review whether they might need flood insurance as winter heads toward spring.
Officials Find Way To Preserve MinnesotaCare
State and federal officials have come up with a way to preserve Minnesota’s subsidized health care plan for the working poor when the federal health overhaul takes effect, Minnesota’s human services commissioner said Wednesday.
Sen. Franken Weighs In On Fiscal Cliff Deal
Sen. Al Franken is glad a compromise was reached to avoid the so-called Fiscal Cliff.
New Book Aims To Take ‘Mask Off’ HIV’s Misconceptions
The face of HIV in Minnesota is getting frighteningly younger. New research shows youth make up about 20 percent of new infections.
Day Before Thanksgiving, Minnesota Enjoys Rare Warmth
The scene at Phalen Park was a little confusing today. Just beyond the holiday lights was a golf course full of people in shorts.
2 Minnesotans Named Rhodes Scholars
One of the two Minnesotans named Sunday as Rhodes Scholars wants to become a doctor dealing with global health issues. The other wants to help develop computer technology to harness the power of a patient’s mind to control artificial limbs.
Mpls. Rally Calls For Higher Taxes On Wealthy
If Congress does not end the battle over the so-called “fiscal cliff,” Minnesotans could pay thousands of dollars in higher taxes by January. That’s according to a new Tax Foundation study, coming just six weeks before the budget must be fixed – or else.
How Much Does Weather Impact Voter Turnout?
It seems like every year we talk about what sort of impact the weather could have on the election. But Election Day snow is actually a rarity in Minnesota. Only twice in the last century has the Twin Cities seen even an inch of snow on Election Day.
Minnesotans Enjoy 70-Degree Weather In October
This time of year, you never know if this will be our last blast of warm weather. So, Minnesotans all over got outside Tuesday to enjoy the nice weather.
Minnesotans Shelling Out Big Bucks For Wis. Fireworks
Watching big fireworks displays on the Fourth of July is a big tradition for most families, but lots of people also want to light the fuses on their own pyrotechnic displays.
Minnesotans Reminded To Plan For Severe Weather
Public safety officials say Monday’s confirmed tornado is a reminder for Minnesotans to get ready for severe weather.
2 Minnesotans Vie For Best Picture At Oscars
Two Minnesotans are vying for Best Picture honors at the 84th annual Academy Awards Sunday night.
MN Soldiers Host Polar Plunge In Kuwait For Good Cause
Minnesotan soldiers in Kuwait know how to make it feel just like home: host a polar plunge.
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