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The institutions created to protect and build better lives for American children who have suffered abuse and neglect have made it much harder for religious families to adopt. In fact, the state nearly thwarted one Christian foster family’s sacrifice to …
ST. CLOUD — The selection of Cardinal Robert Prevost to become the first pope from the United States is cause for joy and shock for St. Cloud area Catholics. “I still can’t believe it — I never thought I would see it in my lifetime,” said Doug Liebsch, …
ROCHESTER — As President Donald Trump's administration aims to cut spending at certain government agencies, Rochester advocates have held rallies and voiced their concerns at town halls about potential cuts to Medicaid, the state-federal health …
Ralph Wildy Zimmer, a Montana State University transportation professor with a focus on safety who helped both Montana and Minnesota’s state transportation departments identify high crash locations through improved traffic records systems, has died. He was …
News Significant black cutworm moth flights in parts of Minnesota More significant black cutworm moth flights are being reported in parts of the Upper Midwest. Bruce Potter with the Minnesota Cooperative Black Cutworm Trapping Network says the bulk of …
News Minnesota farmer concerned for emerging crops in weekend heat Unseasonably warm conditions are causing some concern for emerging crops in west-central Minnesota. Anne Schwagerl farms in Big Stone County and says temperatures could reach the 90’s this …
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