(Learfield) – Minnesota Senator Tina Smith’s bipartisan bill to protect Americans from Lyme and tick-borne diseases has been signed into law by President Trump. The new measure expands research, testing and treatment for these diseases. Most recent data shows Minnesota recorded 3,551 cases of Lyme disease in 2024 alone and is a rate that has increased in recent years.
Justice Department alleges misconduct by 'all but one' Minnesota federal judge
(Minnesota Reformer) - The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a judicial misconduct complaint to the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, accusing "all but one" of Minnesota's federal district judges of unethical conduct, Attorney General Tod...
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President Signs Lyme Disease Bill into Law
(Learfield) - Minnesota Senator Tina Smith's bipartisan bill to protect Americans from Lyme and tick-borne diseases has been signed into law by President Trump. The new measure expands research, testing and treatment for these diseases. Most recent d...
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Man who shot at SWAT vehicle in Otter Tail County & the officer who shot fatally shot him are identified
(KNOX/KFGO/KBRF) - The man shot and killed by Otter Tail County SWAT in rural Battle Lake last Friday has been identified. The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension says Officer Matthew Cederberg shot 39-year-old Christopher Olson. Cederberg ha...
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Trail Derails In Minot, No Hazardous Materials Or Injuries Reported
(KNOX/KFGO) -The City of Minot says that none of the 19 train cars that derailed Wednesday morning had any hazardous materials. The incident happened at 3:30am and no injuries have been reported. The 19 train cars went off the tracks near 2nd Ave NW ...
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