Anoka County Support K-9 Sugar Isn't Out To Apprehend, But Rather To Mend
Sugar was a New York guide dog before coming to Can Do Canines. Now, the certified therapy dog will use her soothing demeanor to deescalate tense situations.
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Sugar was a New York guide dog before coming to Can Do Canines. Now, the certified therapy dog will use her soothing demeanor to deescalate tense situations.
The Metropolitan Council is about to study their potential for producing energy, and that could turn waste into a windfall.
A decade since the first Northstar commuter rail trains began rolling, St. Cloud's depot is all too quiet, except for the occasional freight train or scheduled Amtrak.
In July 2018, the airport's new Intercontinental Hotel opened doors. A major asset was a new skyway security checkpoint, convenient to both hotel guests and the traveling public.
The cooperative laboratory acquired a comprehensive robotic work station, called the Eppendorf EP Motion. It can do overnight what would take a scientist a couple of days.
More than half of Minnesota's lakes, rivers and streams don't meet state pollution standards.
According to the USDA, since 1975, liquid milk consumption per capita in the United States has dropped more than 40%. That is due mostly to changing consumer habits.
Anderson had just been drafted into the Army in the early years of World War Two. He did his basic training in Texas and shipped to England aboard the Queen Mary.
The state of Minnesota's official Veterans Day ceremony was held in Inver Grove Heights Monday morning.
The curriculum helps schools around the country teach electrical engineering principles while making solar suitcases for places in need.
According to the advocacy group, Tariffs Hurt the Heartland, Minnesota businesses have paid an extra $704 million in import taxes on products subject to the Trump Administration tariffs. That includes $72 million just in September.
Instead of melting away their ice dams, Steve Kuhl is helping homeowners prevent them.
Wildlife managers say they're close to rounding up enough trash bins to dispose of deer carcasses in zones of Minnesota where they're trying to stop the spread of chronic wasting disease.
Nine remaining lawsuits filed by former students who say they were abused by employees of the Children's Theatre Company in Minneapolis decades ago have reached settlements.
With new rules in place to help combat the deadly disease, a major hauler says it won't take the waste for fear of liability.
For decades, the factory that anchored St. Cloud's west side was a weekly paycheck for hundreds of local workers.
Trans Carotid Artery Revascularization reverses the artery's blood flow during the procedure. That prevents bits of plaque flowing to the brain as a stent is put in place.
Safety experts say it's rare not to smell natural gas prior to an explosion. They caution anyone who does, to leave a dwelling immediately and call 911.
Over the past decade, residents have witnessed shoreline disappear as lake levels keep rising.
You might call it assisted living for unwanted or neglected horses. That's the mission for the non-profit rescue, This Old Horse.
Finger-pointing from both sides over a stalled emergency insulin bill produced a minor breakthrough Friday at the state capitol.
At a morning news conference at the state capitol, Governor Tim Walz explained, "the deal has not come together. The uncertainty has gone on too long and insulin is not optional."
The massive search for 6-year-old Ethan Haus ended in a 300-acre cornfield about a mile and a half from his house.
A nationwide strike against General Motors facilities is now in its 30th day.
Ramsey and Washington Counties are launching a website to help those with offenses like minor drug, theft and property crimes navigate the expungement process.
