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After WCCO Report, Lawmaker Wants Playgrounds Safer, Cleaner
There’s a call for change after a WCCO report. Last week, WCCO shared the results of a germ test from some Twin Cities indoor playgrounds.
Holiday Hi Lo Rules
The “WCCO Radio Holiday Hi Lo” Contest OFFICIAL RULES NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. A PURCHASEOR PAYMENT WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCE OF WINNING. 1. […]
DNR: Invasive Species Violation Rates Unacceptable
A crackdown on the spread of aquatic invasive species isn’t getting through to enough Minnesota boaters, the Department of Natural Resources said Monday.
Minn. Updating Rules To Fight BWCA, Voyageurs Haze
State regulators are preparing to add some enforcement teeth to rules meant to cut the haze that sometimes clouds the views in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and Voyageurs National Park.
Minn. Issues New Rules To Stop Emerald Ash Borer
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture has issued new rules meant to stop the spread of the emerald ash borer.
Hennepin Co. Board OKs Occupy Rules For Plaza
The Hennepin County Board has approved new restrictions on protesters who have been occupying a downtown Minneapolis government plaza for more than a month.
Wis. Lawmakers To Consider Bicycle Passing Rules
Cars and trucks would be permitted to go around bicycles and other slow-moving vehicles in no-passing zones under a bill the state Assembly is scheduled to consider.
FDA Announces New Sunscreen Rules
The Federal Drug Administration is changing the rules for companies who make sunscreen.
Airline Passengers Get Refunds, More Rights
Airline passengers are getting a little more help from the federal government when it comes to their rights, and it all started a few years ago on a tarmac in Rochester, Minn.
Delta Fined $2M Over Disability Rules
Delta Airlines received the biggest fine ever given to an airline for non-safety violations.
Burnsville Considers Changes To Snowplow Mailbox Rules
When plows clear streets, there are bound to be some mailbox casualties. The question now being considered in Burnsville is who should pay to fix or replace broken mailboxes — the city or the homeowner.
Saturday Night with Esme Murphy – 8/28/10
While many parents are willing to put their children in school when they’re eligible, some parents prefer to let their kids “redshirt” before sending them into Kindergarten. One such parent is Todd Nettleton. He tells […]




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