These Wayzata high schoolers help deliver donated food to hungry Minnesotans
Four Wayzata High students have donated more than 12,000 pounds of food to people in need. They hope to expand their work while inspiring others to help out.
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Four Wayzata High students have donated more than 12,000 pounds of food to people in need. They hope to expand their work while inspiring others to help out.
Mary Lynn Donaldson, who was licensed as an educator in Minnesota for over four decades, allegedly sexually assaulted a student regularly over five years.
The judge made her decision after hearing testimony from an FBI agent.
With roughly two weeks until Election Day, Lisa Demuth and Amy Klobuchar went head-to-head on economic policy.
The MyPillow founder also announced plans to sue voting machine companies before the election.
As leaders of three Minnesota nonprofits, we support oversight focused on documented vulnerabilities rather than broad restrictions on programs.
The effort has opened a broader political fight over the extent of fraud and the administration’s response to it.
The initiative involves information sharing among agencies at the local, state and federal level.
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The candidates for governor debated workforce issues and Minnesota’s economy at a Brainerd forum.
Both candidates have taken swings at addressing the east metro’s water pollution concerns, but their influence may be limited.
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The latest FEC filings also show modest fundraising in the race for Angie Craig’s seat while Tom Emmer has donated $22 million to other Republicans and his party.
The latest FEC filings also show modest fundraising in the race for Angie Craig’s seat while Tom Emmer has donated $22 million to other Republicans and his party.
At least since the federal government began keeping track. Highway diesel prices rose to $6.53 per gallon Sept. 21, a record-high based on federal data beginning in 1994.
Regardless of party, Americans value science, and political candidates should be encouraged to consider and lay out their positions on key science issues.