A team of bug experts from the university is setting up hotlines and running seminars to help Minnesota residents and landlords deal with a resurgence in the pest.
Bueckers was hoping to move past an injury-riddled sophomore season.
The sheriff's office said no trauma nor any signs of injury were discovered in the autopsy report.
The officer who shot the man has also been identified by the BCA.
The Fox News host used 2019 homicide stats in an attempt to validate her claim that Minneapolis is "still suffering" from the 2020 murder of George Floyd.
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The highway-side hotel is on the market.
Four Corvettes were grouped together in Chisago County when the crash happened July 30.
It was the second homicide of the day in Minneapolis.
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Police believe the victim and person of interest "may have known each other."
Hutchinson wins the title for more uncomfortable place in the state on Tuesday.
A couple inside the home fled out window when the shots rang out.
The department says an employee of a pest control company found the insect at a Plymouth business last week. It's unclear how the invasive pest arrived at the business.
Minnesota made it through most of the summer without a new infestation of the emerald ash borer. But that's ended now that the pest has turned up in trees at the Fort Snelling Golf Club. The Agriculture Department will check nearby Dakota County to see if it should be added to the list of four counties where firewood is quarantined because of the bug.
Officials with the Raptor Center at the University of Minnesota are heading to the Galapagos island of Pinzon to help endangered tortoises and hawks. The trip is a follow-up a mission last year to eradicate the island of black rats, which are threatening the island's ecosystem.
City workers are cutting down the old-growth trees in hopes of stopping the pest from spreading even farther. The city has already chopped down hundreds of infected trees this year.
When Tim Mulcahy arrived at the University of Minnesota seven years ago, he didn't realize how bad the university's relationship with the state's business leaders had become. As the U of M's vice-president of research and development prepares for retirement, that relationship has steadily improved. The university's growing track record of new business start-ups helps.
The University of Minnesota says a new statewide program, called "Ramp Up," will give students college guidance and orientation courses. The program director also says it's an attempt to rectify the quality and consistency of college counseling.
Japanese beetles in North Dakota for only the second time in more than half a century, and an expert thinks the destructive bugs got there by hitching rides on trucks carrying nursery plants across the Minnesota border.
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