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Judges: Utilities Allowed To Pass Along Extra Storm Costs
The state Department of Commerce and Attorney General's Office allege the utilities made critical mistakes in their gas procurement procedures during the February 2021 storm and because of the mismanagement, customers should not pay for the extra costs.
AP: Wisconsin Democrats Renew Call For Votes On Gun Safety Bills
The bills would institute a universal background check for gun sales and implement a “red flag” law that would allow judges to take guns away from people determined to be a threat. Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, who is up for reelection in November, called a special session in 2019 to pass them, but Republicans ignored him.
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Next Weather: Soaking Rain Wednesday, Weekend Warmup Ahead
Wednesday will be soggy, breezy and cool, with a high temperature of 53 degrees in the Twin Cities.
Madison Community Rallies To Restore Beloved, Storm-Damaged Ballpark
In the town of 1,500, baseball brings people together. It’s been that way for decades. The storm destroyed a good portion of the outfield fence, took down four, 80-foot light towers, and ripped the roofs off of both dugouts.
Next Weather: Frost Advisory Issued For Western, Northern Minnesota
Minnesotans will need to bundle up a little over the next few days, as temperatures will be well below average.
Minnesota Auto Shops Swamped with Hail-Damage Repairs
Thousands of Minnesotans spent the day talking with their insurance agents, as Thursday's hail storm caused major damage to homes, cars, and boats.
Walz Taps National Guard For Flood Support In Northeastern MN
Gov. Tim Walz has authorized the national guard to provide flood support in northeastern Minnesota, a region which has seen successive amounts of rainfall and snow melt over the last few weeks.
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Twins Place Pitcher Joe Ryan On COVID Injured List
Joe Ryan, who has been the ace of the Twins' pitching lineup so far this season, has been placed on the COVID Injured List.
KAT Named To All-NBA Third Team, Making Him Eligible For Supermax Contract
Karl-Anthony Towns has earned All-NBA honors for the second time in his career, and the award puts him in line for a big payday.
Sonny Day: Gray's 7 Shutout Innings Send Twins Past Tigers
Gray struck out a season-high 10 over seven sharp innings, carrying the Twins past the Detroit Tigers 2-0 on Tuesday night for their sixth straight victory.
Powers Propels Lynx To 84-78 Victory Over Liberty
Aerial Powers scored 12 of her 18 points on free throws and the Minnesota Lynx held off the New York Liberty 84-78 on Tuesday night.
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CBS Unveils 2022-2023 Primetime Lineup
CBS's fall lineup includes new shows such starring Marcia Gay Harden, Amanda Warren and Max Theriot.
Wilmer Valderrama On 'NCIS': Nick Torres 'Will Never Be The Same'
Wilmer Valderrama shares what fans can expect from a new episode of "NCIS" on CBS Monday night and how his daughter changed the way he looks at his career.
Hondo Goes On The Run After He's Framed For Murder, On The 100th Episode of “S.W.A.T.,” Sunday, April 10
New CBS Series 'How We Roll' Premieres on March 31
Sheldon lets a girl hide in his dorm, on the 100th episode of 'Young Sheldon,' Thursday, March 31
Sheldon gets an odd request from an old friend, Paige (McKenna Grace).
Simon & Schuster announces AuthorFest event with Nelson DeMille and Janet Evanovich
The second annual event will provide live author programming to communities and readers in the U.S. and Canada.
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How Much Should You Pay For A Babysitter?
The cost of a night out on the town isn't just going up in price. You're likely digging for more cash to find somebody to watch your kids as well.
How Does Monkeypox Compare To COVID-19?
Infectious disease experts around the world have their eye on a virus that's spread to several countries.
How Can Parents Cope With Burnout?
A new study found two-thirds of working parents are burned out. And it's even worse for women or if the parent or child already deals with anxiety. So how can parents cope with burnout?
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