And keep an eye out for turtles crossing roads across Minnesota!
| | Sept. 28, 2022 It was the coldest morning since April 28 across much of Minnesota. The cold spot was Embarrass in northeastern Minnesota at 23 degrees with lots of other 20s nearby. Get more weather news on Updraft.
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| Hurricane Ian’s devastation touches Minnesota | | Minnesota is more than a thousand miles from Florida, where Hurricane Ian is lashing the Gulf Coast today with torrential rains and damaging winds. But the devastating storm is impacting current and former Minnesotans who either live in Florida, or are heading there to help with recovery efforts. | |
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| Keep an eye out for turtles crossing roads across Minnesota | | The fall season is associated with a lot of things — turning leaves, colder temperatures, a little bit of frost — but probably not baby turtles. Right now is high turtle crossing season! MaryLynn Pulscher from the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board talks with guest host Tim Nelson about what’s going on with the turtles and why the park board is paying attention. | |
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| Voter guide: See Minnesota Attorney General candidates' stances | | The two candidates running for Minnesota Attorney General have prioritized vastly different issues in the 2022 race. They can’t even agree on the mission of the Office. Incumbent Keith Ellison, 59, is highlighting abortion rights to Minnesota voters while his Republican opponent Jim Schultz, 37, counters that the election is about reducing crime across the state. | |
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| Torrent of money is unleashed across Minnesota campaigns | | DFL Gov. Tim Walz entered the final six weeks with about $3.2 million available to spend after spending slightly more than that between mid July and mid September. His Republican opponent, former state Sen. Scott Jensen, had about $865,000 at the ready after sending nearly twice that much out the door in the preceding two months. | |
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