The president declared climate change "everybody's crisis" on Tuesday after touring neighborhoods severely damaged by the remnants of Hurricane Ida
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An Autumnal Breeze But More Lukewarm Days On The Way
We dry out today after yesterday's welcome soaker, which helped to put another dent in the drought - which will, in all probability, be with us for portions of the state into at least the first half of 2022. Rain was heaviest north and west of the Twin Cities. Good news: the unusually dry pattern will accelerated in late spring shows signs of slow easing, but pulling out of the deepest drought since 1988 will take months, not days or weeks.
Business
Rochester startup Nanodropper wins MN Cup top prize
Led by a Mayo Clinic medical student, Nanodropper Inc. won the $50,000 grand prize, in addition to $25,000 for winning its division.
High Schools
Prep athletes of the week: Position not a concern for Wayzata senior
Wayzata senior just wants to contribute
Duluth
Revitalized rail-to-trail segment opens in Duluth
DULUTH – Crews have finished surgery on the "spine" of the western Duluth trail system, transforming a 6-mile stretch of abandoned rail line into a…
Gophers
Gophers defense turns 'have fun' message into historic performance
The Gophers held Colorado to just 63 yards in a victory that was complete from start-to-finish. It was the fewest yards gained by an FBS team in nearly four years.
