Nearly 300 cars slid off Minnesota roads, says State Patrol
The Minnesota State Patrol says that nearly 300 cars slid of roads between Friday and Saturday morning, they also warn drivers that these conditions will continue.
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The Minnesota State Patrol says that nearly 300 cars slid of roads between Friday and Saturday morning, they also warn drivers that these conditions will continue.
The snow may be done, but the cold is just starting.
After the snow moved through southwestern Minnesota, Saturday will see frigid temperatures.
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"(It) was a record-breaking year, the warmest on record (for the planet). And 2023 didn't break this record by a little. It broke it by a lot," said NOAA Climate Scientist Tom Di Liberto.
The sheriff says the ice was only about 6 inches thick. Authorities say that ice should be more than a foot thick before driving a truck out onto it, at least 13 inches and up to 17.
he Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension says they will not release the name of the law enforcement officer who shot and killed Lucas Gilbertson in East Grand Forks on Tuesday because he is an undercover member of a drug task force.
Law enforcement arrested more than 2,400 people across the state in the latter part of 2023 for driving while impaired.
A 75-year-old woman died of her injuries after a crash in southwestern Minnesota on Thursday afternoon.
State continues its broadband push as 229,000 homes and businesses in Minnesota still don't have high-speed internet.
Patrick Roers was texting his parents around 6 pm Monday from the Super 8 parking lot, Ellen Roers said. He told them he would be coming home for the weekend. Just a half-hour later, Patrick Roers was shot and killed while sitting in his car.
Officials believed the powder was a controlled substance.
In a steady snowfall, dozens of friends and family came out to say goodbye to Shellby Trettel, a 22-year-old her father says touched more lives than she ever knew.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announced Wednesday the Upper Sioux Agency State Park will be closed to the public beginning Feb. 16 as it prepares to transfer the land back to the Upper Sioux Community.
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