Minnesota schools are dealing with budget shortfalls and staffing cuts as they face inflation, uncertainty from possible federal cuts and the rising costs of recent state legislation. A recent survey of more than 50 metro-area school districts showed the …
For many Minnesotans, gathering with friends at a favorite local watering hole is the highlight of the week. Wine Enthusiast says Budweiser is the top beer brand at Minnesota bars, and Consumer Affairs says Vodka is our favorite spirit. I like Minnesota …
ST. PAUL — The involvement in Minnesota FFA has never been greater. The Minnesota FFA State Convention took place at the University of Minnesota on April 28 and 29. This year’s theme, selected by FFA state officers, was “Stand as One.” There are over 15, …
By David Schuman Click here for updates on this story MINNETONKA, Minnesota (WCCO) — A Minnetonka doctor isn’t wavering in his commitment to help Ukrainian soldiers injured during the war with Russia. Dr. Greg Ekbom visited Ukraine last month for the …
Minnesota Farmers Union today launched a Week of Action in Minnesota and across the country to tell Congress it must take quick and decisive legislative action to pass a comprehensive farm bill that supports family farmers, ranchers and consumers. “ …
Are we still calling this Spring? The weather totally feels like Summer out there, and I am not complaining. But yes, it's still Spring, and there is a tradition at the Minnesota Zoo during the Springtime. It's something that gives you all the …
MAY IS MADE FOR THE SKY GAZING For those of you who love to do some stargazing during the warmer months, now is a great time to get outside and look up. According to a recent article, in the early morning hours, you can see meteor showers, comets, planets, …
MAY IS MADE FOR THE SKY GAZING For those of you who love to do some stargazing during the warmer months, now is a great time to get outside and look up. According to a recent article, in the early morning hours, you can see meteor showers, comets, planets, …
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