Wednesday is the final day for people to challenge their exclusion from Minnesota’s pandemic frontline worker bonus program.
More than 200,000 applications were denied because peoples' identities couldn't be verified or because applicants made too much or received extended unemployment payments. The denials were out of a total of 1.2 million people who sought a share of the $500 million in payments.
State officials say the payments will be issued this fall to people in occupations ranging from food processing and health care employees to retail workers and child care staff.
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When you think of diverse cities, Fargo might not be the first that springs to mind. The population is 83 percent white. But a Fargo manufacturing company has found success with a workforce that is mostly from other places around the world.
A pilot who gives rides over Minnesota lakes and a passenger were killed when the amphibious ultralight aircraft they were riding in crashed in north central Minnesota, according to the Crow Wing County sheriff officials.
A legal filing shows the Justice Department has completed its review of potentially privileged documents seized from former President Donald Trump’s Florida estate this month.
Monday’s fresh breezes are courtesy of a Canadian cool front. The good thing about cold fronts this time of year is that they rarely leave us shivering. Instead, they bring blue skies and comfortable dew points.
Artemis I will not be launching today after all, after problems with one of the four engines scuttled the long-anticipated effort to lift off for the six-week, uncrewed test mission to orbit the moon.
