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U.S. Department of the Treasury Approves Minnesota's New Opportunity Zones

U.S. Department of the Treasury Approves Minnesota's New Opportunity Zones

U.S. Department of the Treasury Approves Minnesota's New Opportunity Zones

Land O'Lakes, Inc. Seeks Territory Sales Manager for Remote Agricultural Sales in Upper Midwest

Land O'Lakes, Inc. Seeks Territory Sales Manager for Remote Agricultural Sales in Upper Midwest

Land O'Lakes, Inc. Seeks Territory Sales Manager for Remote Agricultural Sales in Upper Midwest

Renew U Aesthetics Wellness Offers Customized Male Treatment Pricing in Apple Valley, MN

Renew U Aesthetics Wellness Offers Customized Male Treatment Pricing in Apple Valley, MN

Renew U Aesthetics Wellness Offers Customized Male Treatment Pricing in Apple Valley, MN

Marathon Petroleum Engages in Strategic Refinement and Renewable Diesel Operations Amidst Pending Asset Sale

Marathon Petroleum Engages in Strategic Refinement and Renewable Diesel Operations Amidst Pending Asset Sale

Marathon Petroleum Engages in Strategic Refinement and Renewable Diesel Operations Amidst Pending Asset Sale

Hawkins Ash CPAs Seeks Senior Tax Associate Amidst Regional Expansion

Hawkins Ash CPAs Seeks Senior Tax Associate Amidst Regional Expansion

Hawkins Ash CPAs Seeks Senior Tax Associate Amidst Regional Expansion

Nielsville Man Dies in Polk County Vehicle Crash

Nielsville Man Dies in Polk County Vehicle Crash

A 64-year-old Nielsville man, identified as Kevin Moen, died after his vehicle crashed into trees west of Nielsville in Polk County, Minnesota. The incident occurred on November 6, when authorities received an automated 911 crash-detection call around 7:33 p.m. near 36477 440th St. SW. First responders found Moen unresponsive inside the vehicle, which had left the road and struck a grove of trees. Lifesaving measures were attempted at the scene, but Moen was pronounced dead. He was the sole occupant of the vehicle. Investigators believe the vehicle was traveling west on 440th Street Southwest at the time of the crash. The Polk County Sheriff’s Office stated that Moen was not wearing a seat belt, but alcohol is not considered a factor in the incident. The crash remains under investigation, with assistance from the Minnesota State Patrol, Nielsville Fire Department, and Crookston Area Ambulance.

Social media reacts to the UCLA Bruins defeating Minnesota on the road

Social media reacts to the UCLA Bruins defeating Minnesota on the road

The No. 8 UCLA Bruins defeated the Minnesota Golden Gophers 34-20 and social media had plenty of passionate reactions throughout the game.

Saint Paul College Launches Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Technology Program to Meet Evolving Workforce Demands

Saint Paul College Launches Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Technology Program to Meet Evolving Workforce Demands

Saint Paul College's Automotive Services Department introduced a new certification program in hybrid and electric vehicle (EV) technology in Fall 2026. Automotive Services Technology Instructor Jake Yernberg shared details about this program at the Minnesota Energy Innovation Summit, participating in a panel of statewide education leaders. The program was developed in response to the increasing interconnectedness of Minnesota’s transportation and energy industries. Yernberg emphasized that electric vehicles are now part of a broader ecosystem encompassing power generation, battery storage, grid modernization, and energy management, necessitating a new skill set for technicians entering the workforce. The curriculum development for this program was directly influenced by industry discussions and the need to align student skills with current workforce demands.

Xcel Energy and Dairyland Power Cooperative File Route Permit for Gopher to Badger Link Project in Minnesota

Xcel Energy and Dairyland Power Cooperative File Route Permit for Gopher to Badger Link Project in Minnesota

Xcel Energy and Dairyland Power Cooperative File Route Permit for Gopher to Badger Link Project in Minnesota

How to College Football: Week 10

How to College Football: Week 10

Games to watch as we hit the home stretch of college football

Democrats grab sweeping power in governor's offices, state houses

Democrats grab sweeping power in governor's offices, state houses

Democrats flipped five governor seats (and counting). They also grabbed huge control in state legislatures.

Spring Lake Park Mayoral Race to be Decided by Drawing Lots After Tie

Spring Lake Park Mayoral Race to be Decided by Drawing Lots After Tie

The mayoral race in Spring Lake Park, Minnesota, is set to be decided by a game of chance after incumbent mayor Robert Nelson and challenger Hayln Roth received an identical number of votes. Both candidates garnered 1,401 votes, with an additional 13 write-in votes preventing either from securing an outright victory. Under Minnesota law, a tie in an election is resolved by drawing lots. City officials will first canvass the results to confirm the tie. If the tie persists, the candidates' names will be printed on slips of paper, folded, placed into two small containers, and then put into a bag for a random selection. The winner of this drawing will become the next mayor of Spring Lake Park. The city council meeting where this drawing is scheduled to occur is set for 5:30 p.m. on Monday. The losing candidate will have the option to request an official recount, which could potentially extend the resolution of the election until November 17.