Crews battle structure fire in Ham Lake
Several agencies worked together to fight a structure fire Monday evening in Ham Lake.
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Several agencies worked together to fight a structure fire Monday evening in Ham Lake.
The FDA estimates 15% percent of adults in America experience hearing loss, and many of them don't even realize it's happening.
"We want to motivate them to come up with a new innovation and think about the science, what they can do to bring up new product, new material in the world," said Dr. Mahfuza Ali.
It's a hidden problem, but a growing one. Food insecurity impacts tens of thousands of Minnesotans every year.
Trace amounts of rain, along with wind, have led to combine fires. And in some cases, those fires have spread, destroying several acres of crops.
A small donation of beanies to kids in treatment at Masonic Children's Hospital a decade ago led to a movement.
The commercial claims that Ellison "has been anti-cop forever, cops know it." Political experts say that some of the accusations the group makes are misleading.
Minneapolis native Rewan Abdelwahab had dreamed of learning at Mayo med school, but excitement soon gave way to disappointment when she learned there was no guidance on how to cover her hijab during procedures.
Near the town of Becker, university researchers are trying to see if there's a future for winter wheat and winter rye in Minnesota.
The organization provides -- from basic services like finding a safe place to stay, to advocacy, therapy for children and victims, as well for people who use violence.
Officials in Mille Lacs County say a couple is dead in what they believe to be a carbon monoxide poisoning incident.
Lee County, which encompasses Fort Myers, has recorded an "abnormal increase" in cases as a result of flooding from the storm.
The warning means weather conditions are "ideal for wildfire," the DNR said. Those include strong winds and minimal humidity levels. Much of the state of Minnesota is under drought conditions.
Enbridge Energy will pay out millions in fines for water quality violations and aquifer breaches in the Line 3 pipeline construction project, according to state agencies.
Some voters in the 3rd Congressional District, a sprawling landscape of dairy farms, small manufacturing hubs and college towns, have sharply negative views of what happened Jan. 6. But that doesn't mean they blame Derrick Van Orden.
