Nov. 8, 2019

Temperature swings over the weekend: We warm up briefly into the 40s Saturday. A few light rain or snow showers ride in with the cold front late Saturday. Temps will then plummet Sunday and Monday, with highs in the upper 20s on Sunday and upper teens Monday.

It's been 78 years since the Gophers have taken the field 8-0. All eyes will be watching to see if they can win over powerhouse Penn State Saturday.

Will you be at the game tomorrow? Watching from home? Tag @MPRNews on Twitter and Instagram with your fan photos and we'll share them on our live blog tomorrow -- which will also feature coverage from local news outlets and super fans on the scene.
~ Sara Porter, MPR News | Updraft blog | Forecast

Study: Twitter attacks on Rep. Ilhan Omar are 'manufactured outrage' of a few

A study out this week details how a small group of bad actors started a tweet storm against Minnesota U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar long before her politics and identity became fodder for the president.

In April:Omar reports more death threats against her since Trump tweet
Oct. 30:Twitter to halt political ads

Trump tried hard to win Ukraine Biden probes, officials say

If Ukraine's new leader wanted an Oval Office welcome from Donald Trump — and he did — he would have to open a public probe into the president's Democratic foe Joe Biden and his son.

Witness said: White House broke from 'normal process' handling Trump-Ukraine call
More: Mulvaney stands up Democrats in impeachment probe

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Bloomberg’s flirtation with 2020 run has yet to reach Minnesota

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is again considering a run for president, this time as a Democrat. He has a December deadline to land a spot on Minnesota’s primary ballot.

HealthPartners decision illustrates a trend for pharmacies: Fewer of them

The 100 pharmacists about to lose their positions may find the job market tight.

U.S. officials identify 'strong culprit' in vaping illnesses

The compound — vitamin E acetate — was previously found in liquid from electronic cigarettes and other vaping devices used by many of those who got sick. Officials said this is the first time they've found a common suspect in the damaged lungs of patients.

Regional cases: Minnesota confirms 2 more deaths linked to vaping
Mayo study: Toxic chemical fumes likely cause for vaping lung damage
Thursday:Juul halts U.S. sales of popular mint-flavored e-cigarettes

‘A ton of hammers in here’: Augsburg's new women’s wrestling team kicks off season

With girls’ high school wrestling on the rise nationally and the NCAA’s interest growing, Augsburg and its team of mostly Minnesota wrestlers see a chance to lead in a sport they love. They expect to be formidable.

With floral candles, Hmong sisters honor parents’ farming legacy

Each November, the Hmong American Farmers Association offers artwork people can buy alongside produce grown by Hmong farmers. This year’s art — candles featuring flowers from a Hmong family’s field — comes with a good story.

'Seeds of Change':Photo exhibit documents Hmong farm project
More: CSA aims to create 'deeper understanding' of Hmong art, farmers

Despite the in-between season, outdoor activities abound in Minnesota

Summer’s long gone and winter’s not here yet, even though it feels like it in Minnesota. Despite the lack of warmth and the wait for a full blanket of snow, outdoors experts say there’s plenty to do outside.

Going for a beer run? Here's how a brew fares as post-exercise drink

More lower-alcohol, lower-calorie beers are being marketed as part of an active lifestyle, and are even being offered after long runs or sporting events. But scientists say to be wary.

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