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Essar to invest $18 billion in US, build America's largest steel plant in Iowa

Essar Group, through its subsidiary Mesabi Metallics, plans to invest USD 18 billion for a steel plant in Iowa. The facility aims to produce 10 million tonnes of steel annually and will utilize iron ore from Minnesota. It is expected to create 6,000 construction jobs and 2,000 permanent employment opportunities.…

The Economic Times · Sep 29

Minnesota couple expands 20 acres into 655-acre Montana conservation haven

When Doug and Carolyn Kohrs first visited Montana’s Flathead Valley from their home in Minnesota, they were drawn to the landscape along the Stillwater River. In 2005, they bought 20 acres beside the river, already believing that the land should remain protected. Over the next 17 years, the couple gradually…

The Times of India · Sep 28

Trump to Unveil $15 Billion Steel Plant: The Iowa Project Would Be Largest of Its Kind in U.S. History

The planned facility will be built by Mesabi Metallics, a Minnesota-based company owned by India's Essar Group.

International Business Times · Sep 28

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Trump's $15 Billion Steel Shock: Massive Iowa Plant Will Produce 10 Million Tons a Year and Create 1,750 Permanent Jobs

Donald Trump is set to unveil a $15bn Iowa steel project expected to produce up to 10 million tonnes annually, create 1,750 permanent jobs and begin production in 2030.

International Business Times UK · Sep 28

ICE's Weekend 'Worst First' Mix-Up on Arrests: No Safe Harbor for Mixed-Status Families

ICE reversed a reported pause on arrests of immigrants without criminal records. Here is what it means for mixed-status families and what to do now.

Latin Times · Sep 28

After Daunte Wright’s death, GoFundMe raised $1.04M; a year later, mother sued over son’s funds

In a significant legal move, Chyna Whitaker has filed a lawsuit concerning a GoFundMe campaign that generated more than $1 million intended for the family of Daunte Wright after his tragic shooting. She asserts her right to claim around $519,495, which she alleges was promised to her for their child.

The Times of India · Sep 26

Broccoli Sprout Salmonella Outbreak Reaches 32 Cases as Minnesota and Oregon Join the List of Affected States

Salmonella tied to Evergreen Fresh broccoli sprouts has sickened 32 people in 6 states. See the new states, lab results, and who should call a doctor.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

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Minnesota Teen Cannabis Use Keeps Falling After Legalization, but Some Student Groups Still Report About Triple the Rate

Minnesota teen cannabis use keeps falling after 2023 legalization, but some groups report triple the rate. What parents should watch.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

A Minnesota family farm was sold after receiving approval to be turned into a 262-home community

Heavy machinery has begun grading the former Vierling family farm in Minnesota for a new housing development. The Prior Lake City Council recently approved the plans for the 262-home neighborhood named Vierling Ridge. Pulte Homes aims to complete the main infrastructure by autumn, allowing construction to begin in winter. Various…

The Times of India · Sep 25

12-year-old Minnesota girl inspired by Anne Frank wins $10,000 after giving out 100,000 ‘I Stand With Anne, Put a Stop to Hate’ bracelets

At just 12 years old, Natalie Flaherty from Minnesota has made headlines by winning the prestigious Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes in 2023. She is celebrated for her remarkable initiative of distributing over 100,000 anti-hate bracelets that advocate Holocaust remembrance. Her impactful campaign, 'I Stand with Anne, Put a…

The Economic Times · Sep 25

Supreme Court Ruling: justices bar surplus seizures on tax-foreclosed homes; Minnesota laws revised

In a landmark case, 94-year-old Geraldine Tyler lost her Minneapolis condo over unpaid property taxes. Hennepin County sold the property for $40,000 but refused to return the surplus funds to Tyler. Challenging this, she argued before the Supreme Court that retaining surplus violated the Fifth Amendment's Takings Clause. The Court’s…

The Times of India · Sep 25

Minnesota girl sends 100,000 Anne Frank-inspired bracelets across the world; earns $10,000 Young Hero Prize

At just 12 years old, Minnesota's Natalie Flaherty launched the 'I Stand With Anne' campaign, aimed at fighting hate in all its forms. She crafted more than 100,000 bracelets featuring her powerful message, spreading awareness across the globe. Through successful partnerships with organizations dedicated to Holocaust remembrance, Flaherty earned the…

The Times of India · Sep 25

Minnesota girl, 12, wins $10Kprize for her global anti-hate campaign

Natalie Flaherty, a 12-year-old from Minnesota, received the Gloria Barron Prize for her initiative against hate. She started her campaign, 'I Stand with Anne', by distributing bracelets that promote kindness. Flaherty's project evolved into a nationwide movement, reaching all 50 states and beyond. She plans to use her prize money…

The Times of India · Sep 24

Wilderness Year In Boundary Waters: Guides stay 366 days to protest mining; online campaign lifts protection fight

During their transformative year-long adventure in Minnesota's Boundary Waters, Dave and Amy Freeman set out to raise awareness against mining. Covering over 2,000 miles of rugged landscapes, they lived off the land while inspiring local students to participate in environmental advocacy via satellite. Their campaign concluded with a warm reception…

The Times of India · Sep 24

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We Got This Covered · Sep 22

Minnesota man arrested after 8 years of public assistance, with an asset report exposing his $77,000 account and $263,949 in benefits

He will be placed under supervised probation.

The Independent UK · Sep 21

Minnesota agrivoltaics project shows promise of mixing farming, solar power

Winifred Sylvah is thriving with her cucumber harvest at a solar farm in Big Lake, Minnesota

International Business Times UK · Sep 21

Nick Shirley Applies for Job at Elon Musk's X, Saying It Is 'Nearly Too Dangerous' for Him To Film

Nick Shirley says filming is 'nearly too dangerous' as he puts himself forward for an X role after repeatedly claiming he faced threats and doxxing.

Medical Daily · Sep 21

Rabies Shots Recommended for Nine People, Including Two Children, After Minnesota Cow Was Treated Bare-Handed Before Diagnosis

A rabid heifer in Brown County, Minnesota, led officials to advise rabies shots for 9 people. Why gloves and eye protection matter when handling sick cattle.

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Medical Daily · Sep 20

Three More Minnesota Poultry Flocks Test Positive for H5N1 as Fall Waterfowl Migration Brings Virus South

Minnesota confirms H5N1 at three more poultry operations as wild waterfowl detections rise. Who faces real risk this fall, and what to do.

The Times of India · Sep 20

First Circumnavigation On Foot: brothers set out to walk the world; only David returns to finish

In the year 1970, two brothers from Minnesota set out on a remarkable journey to walk around the world. Their adventure took a tragic turn when one brother was killed in Afghanistan, forcing the surviving brother, David Kunst, to continue alone. Despite the heartbreak, he persevered, completing the monumental circumnavigation…

The Independent UK · Sep 19

Trump’s ICE deportation push had one effect Minnesota teachers say they can’t ignore

IN FOCUS: As state test results loom, educators warn that widespread absenteeism, trauma, and hundreds of school dropouts after Operation Metro Surge will take a toll on standard academic metrics. ‘Kids literally disappeared,’ one teacher said. Jasmine Fernández reports

The Economic Times · Sep 19

In 1894, gold turned Rainy Lake City, Minnesota, into a boomtown of several hundred; just 7 years later, it was abandoned after yielding only $4,500

A small gold discovery in 1893 near the Canada-Minnesota border sparked a rapid boomtown. Rainy Lake City grew from nothing to hundreds of residents within a year. Newspapers fueled the hype, inflating ore values and population figures. Geological challenges and dwindling investment led to the town's abandonment by 1901. The…

International Business Times UK · Sep 18

'I'm Black I Can't Be Racist': Customer Threatens To Call ICE on Hispanic Wendy's Staff on Video

A viral drive-thru confrontation at a Wendy's restaurant in Minnesota has ignited a fierce national debate over race, immigration, and institutional power.

We Got This Covered · Sep 18

‘It’s my job’: Minnesota McDonald’s staff allegedly invades women’s toilet to accuse black teens of smoking crack. Then he went straight for assault

At what point is a physical reaction reasonable?

International Business Times UK · Sep 18

'A Grave Threat to the Rule of Law': Federal Judge Warns Trump Administration Over Migrant Arrests

Senior Judge Patrick Schiltz says the Trump immigration surge in Minnesota posed a grave rule-of-law threat after repeated ICE court-order violations.

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