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Minnesota air quality alert: Unhealthy smoke conditions persist
Smoke is expected to cause red/unhealthy air quality index (AQI) concentrations, affecting everyone in the state. Sensitive groups, including those with asthma, heart conditions, pregnant women, children, and the elderly, are advised to avoid prolonged outdoor activities. Everyone should limit outdoor exertion.
Wildfire smoke will persist across Minnesota on Saturday, creating hazy sunshine and poor air quality as we kick off the ...
Open Access Technology International (OATI) is already a big player in electricity markets; now it’s developing microgrid ...
A second consecutive mild winter allowed the DNR to keep the bag limits in the northwest and many other parts of the state ...
DHS' Temporary Commissioner Shireen Gandhi wrote a letter Friday to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services ...
The Minnesota Department of Human Services is seeking to terminate Housing Stabilization Services amid allegations of ...
Admission prices are going up and names are changing, but as always, there’ll be a lot new to explore at this year’s State ...
The case is a baffling reminder that the more power a government official has, the harder it is for a victim to get a shot at ...
UnitedHealth Group’s biggest public controversy in Minnesota a year ago was its fight with health systems threatening to ...
"Like no other," described defenseman Logan Hensler. "Happens once a year. It's always on TV. People are always watching, ...
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