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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
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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
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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
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White Christmas 2026: Seasonal Snow Outlook Released

White Christmas 2026: Seasonal Snow Outlook Released

The Farmers' Almanac has released its long-range seasonal outlook for Christmas 2026, highlighting regions with potential for snow cover. A 'White Christmas' is defined as having at least 1 inch of snow on the ground on December 25, regardless of whether snow falls on the day itself. Historically, areas such as the Rockies, Sierra Nevada, Minnesota, Maine, and upstate New York have strong prospects for snow cover during the holiday. The forecast suggests that northern cold snaps and southern storms could influence snow chances across the U.S., with mountain destinations being more likely to see snow than lowland areas. NOAA advises checking local forecasts within seven days of Christmas for more precise predictions. (Source: Farmers' Almanac, published Nov. 5, 2026)
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Cold Weather Worsens Joint Pain in Minnesota

Cold Weather Worsens Joint Pain in Minnesota

As temperatures drop in Minnesota, many residents are experiencing increased joint pain, particularly those with arthritis or past injuries. Research suggests that humidity, wind, and low barometric pressure play a significant role in exacerbating joint discomfort, rather than the cold itself. A study from the University of Manchester found that damp, windy days with low pressure are more likely to trigger pain. Cold weather can also tighten muscles and reduce movement, further contributing to stiffness and discomfort. While joint pain is common, affecting nearly 1 in 5 American adults, there are ways to manage symptoms and stay active during the winter months.
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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
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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
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Inside how Trump's migrant detention warehouse plan fell apart

Inside how Trump's migrant detention warehouse plan fell apart

The federal government bought massive warehouses for detention centers before answering basic questions about sewage, safety and local support.
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Minnesota State Announces Third Annual ASA-IT Conference Dates for 2027

Minnesota State Announces Third Annual ASA-IT Conference Dates for 2027

The Minnesota State Academic and Student Affairs (ASA) and Information Technology (IT) divisions have announced the dates for their third annual ASA-IT Conference. The event is scheduled to take place from May 25-27, 2027, at the Sanford Center in Bemidji, MN. This conference aims to bring together ASA and IT professionals from across the Minnesota State system. The primary goals are to facilitate meaningful dialogue, encourage knowledge sharing of best practices, and explore opportunities for collaboration and innovation between these two critical university functions. The theme for the 2027 conference is 'Transform Together: Building the Future of Student Success.' Further details regarding programming, event highlights, and a call for proposals are expected to be released in the coming months, along with information on registration and session submissions.
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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.
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NDSU Provost Warns of Potential Budget Cuts Due to $6.1 Million Revenue Loss from Enrollment Decline

NDSU Provost Warns of Potential Budget Cuts Due to $6.1 Million Revenue Loss from Enrollment Decline

North Dakota State University (NDSU) Provost Shari Veil has informed faculty and staff about potential budget cuts following a $6.1 million loss in revenue due to declining student enrollment this fall. The university's fall 2026 enrollment stands at 11,609, marking a 2.9% decrease, or 343 fewer students, compared to previous years. Veil's email, dated November 2, emphasized that the university cannot absorb such a significant shortfall indefinitely without making changes. A recent enrollment summit revealed that a substantial portion of the decline stems from previously enrolled students not returning, attributed to factors like academic preparedness, financial barriers, and a lack of feeling welcomed or connected. Additionally, a high percentage of first-year students arrive with transfer credits, reducing the number of courses they take at NDSU.
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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