Pete Tangren, a farmer near Dexter, can feel the drought in the air, reports Matt Peterson of the Austin Daily Herald. Tangren, who began farming in 1974, can’t remember the last time conditions were this dry. “The subsoil moisture is non-existent,” he... »
The Red River crested in Fargo at 17.8 feet Sunday, marking the first time since 1992 that the spring crest was below the minor flood stage of 18 feet, the National Weather Service told the Fargo Forum. Barring significant rainfall, the river should co... »
News From Greater Minnesota Low spring flood risk seen along Mississippi, Minnesota, St. Croix By John Fitzgerald | Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012 The National Weather Service says there’s a reduced chance of flooding along Minnesota’s rivers this spring thank... »
AFTERNOON EDITION More than 70% of school levies approved By Brian Lambert | Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2011 More than 70 percent of the state's 176 proposed school levy increases passed Tuesday. Tom Weber at MPR writes: “ Voters across Minnesota approved seve... »
Pete Tangren, a farmer near Dexter, can feel the drought in the air, reports Matt Peterson of the Austin Daily Herald. Tangren, who began farming in 1974, can’t remember the last time conditions were this dry. “The subsoil moisture is non-existent,” he... »
