Federal officials have taken a significant action. A wholesaler license was obtained by the owner's son under a business name that is similar. This development prompted the officials to act.
The action involves a warehouse that stores food and drugs. It has a serious problem with rodents.
Further information about this situation is available from the source, including details about the warehouse and the officials' decision.
schools
While college tuition keeps climbing across the country, one Twin Cities university is lowering tuition to attract new students. Concordia University St. Paul is lowering its in-person undergrad tuition by $5,500 next year....
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Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky returned to the Senate on Monday for the first time since June 14.
safety
Two people reportedly drove themselves to the hospital after a reported shooting in Columbia Heights early Monday morning.
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The responses came one day after a Star Tribune investigation detailed how Gov. Tim Walz and his top advisers failed to heed warning signs until fraud had spread through multiple programs....
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Abbott will pay $385 million after problems at its baby formula factory caused a major shortage.
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Good Monday evening! It has been a damp, cool, and gray day across Minnesota, with off-and-on rain and scattered showers adding up to around 0.5” to 1” of rainfall in many spots so far. Rain will gradually come to an end late tonight, with mostly cloudy skies and lows falling int...
