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Minneapolis Star Tribune
April 20, 2018
“Pheasants had come through the winter in pretty good shape,” said Nicole Davros, Department of Natural Resources farmland wildlife populations and research group leader in Madelia. “Because of that, I don't think we'll have a lot of starvation due to the blizzard. They can go without food for a little while.
Minneapolis Star Tribune
April 20, 2018
Employers in the transportation and utilities sector as well as manufacturing led the hiring in March. In reporting the new data Thursday, the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development also revised the February job count, narrowing its preliminary view that 1,300 jobs were lost to justÃâà...
Duluth News Tribune
April 20, 2018
The analysis was drawn from the 2016 Minnesota Student Survey, which surveyed students in fifth, eighth, ninth and 11th grades. The downturn carries into the college level, or at least that's so at the University of Minnesota Duluth, said Lauretta Perry, the school's chemical health educator. "What we haveÃâà...
glassBYTEs
April 20, 2018
The Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor has published its special review regarding the Minnesota Department of Commerce: Investigation of Auto Glass Insurance Processing by Safelite Solutions LLC. More than a year ago, in March 2017, Minnesota lawmakers Rep. Kelly Fenton, (R-Woodbury)Ãâà...
Duluth News Tribune
April 19, 2018
According to Minnesota Department of Corrections records, assaults against staffers at Oak Park Heights — where the state's most serious offenders are housed — rose 81 percent from 21 in 2013 to 38 in 2017. Assaults involving weapons tripled to 19. In most Minnesota prisons, assaults on inmates areÃâà...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
April 19, 2018
It's now up to a state appeals court panel whether to release Thomas Ray Duvall, a serial rapist and one of the most violent sex offenders in state history. At a hearing Wednesday, the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) appealed the conditional release of Duvall, 62, who has spent 30 yearsÃâà...
KNUJ
April 19, 2018
The Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Education is not in support of a community center in Belle Plaine the way it is proposed. The school district was informed by a letter from Dr. Brenda Casselius that the proposed $33 million dollar community center project received an unfavorable reviewÃâà...
ECM Publishers
April 18, 2018
Four years ago, Governor Mark Dayton signed the Safe and Supportive Minnesota Schools Act, increasing protections for students from bullying and establishing the School Safety Technical Assistance Center. As part of these continuing efforts, the Minnesota Department of Education's School SafetyÃâà...
Finance and Commerce
April 5, 2018
With mass retirements looming and employers struggling to find qualified workers, the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry is expanding its registered apprenticeship offerings. More than 11,400 apprentices are working in Minnesota for thousands of large and small employers as of February, saidÃâà...
KSTP
April 4, 2018
April 04, 2018 10:12 PM. The Minnesota Department of Corrections confirms it has changed its inmate segregation policy at every correctional facility in the system. Until last week, if an inmate assaulted prison staff, the maximum penalty was 90 days in a segregation unit and loss of privileges. Advertisement. Prior to 2016Ãâà...
TwinCities.com-Pioneer Press
March 4, 2018
Ben Keogh, 7, from Lake Elmo ducks out of the way of a snowball tossed by his grandma, Cindy Casey, from Forest Lake as he and his sister, Paige, 4, enjoy a day at Como Park in St. Paul on Saturday, March 3, 2018. A winter storm is expected to move into the area Sunday night and last through earlyÃâà...
CBS Minnesota / WCCO
March 3, 2018
Sheriff: Man Found Dead In Fish House During Eelpout FestivalA man was found dead in a fish house during a fishing festival on a northern Minnesota lake. 'It's Scary': Patient Reacts To Allina Nurse Practitioner's Alleged Reuse Of SyringesA Twin Cities woman has come forward revealing she wasÃâà...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
March 3, 2018
One was the possibility that a jury would agree with 3M's argument that Minnesota's statute of limitations had run out on the complaint, making the whole case moot. And just a week before the trial was set to begin, the Minnesota Department of Health released its own health impact analysis, the latest ofÃâà...
KIMT 3
March 3, 2018
The Minnesota Department of Human Rights Finds Disparities in School Districts Statewide. The MDHR finds suspension and expulsion disparities in school districts statewide. Posted: Mar. 2, 2018 10:47 PM. Updated: Mar. 2, 2018 10:47 PM. Posted By: Brooke McKivergan. ROCHESTER, Minn.- The Minnesota DepartmentÃâà...
MinnPost
March 2, 2018
“New snowmobile registrations have remained relatively stable in the last decade, with the range being 9,000 to 12,000 new each year since 2007,” says Andrew Korsberg, a program consultant with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Minnesota's population grew by about 600,000 peopleÃâà...
KMSP-TV
March 1, 2018
(KMSP) - As the downward trend for the flu continues, one more child death related to the illness has been reported, according to the latest flu report from the Minnesota Department of Health. There have been a total of five pediatric influenza-related deaths this season. MDH also downgraded Minnesota'sÃâà...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
March 1, 2018
Minnesota conservation officers have been out delivering that message in recent weeks on lakes across the state. On Thursday, as the sun shone brightly and the temperature climbed into the 40s, Department of Natural Resources (DNR) officers Brent Grewe and Leah Weyandt headed out onto the ice atÃâà...
MinnPost
March 1, 2018
MPR's Mark Zdechlik reports: “The Minnesota Department of Health says more than four in ten people struggling with difficult-to-control pain of moderate and high levels reported medical cannabis provided significant relief. The research looked at results of a standard pain assessment tool completed by more than 2,000Ãâà...
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