2 October 2024
Star Tribune reports the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board and the National Park Service will install $70,000 of fencing around the Minnehaha Off-Leash Dog Park. “The proposal, which would sever the dog park from a large segment of the beaches where dogs currently play, has polarized park users…”
MinnPost’s Ana Radelat has all you need to know about Tuesday night’s vice presidential debate between Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and U.S. Senator JD Vance.
Associated Press reports ahead of Tuesday’s vice presidential debate, Donald Trump made a campaign stop in Waunakee, a suburb of Madison, Wisconsin, an area that is “crucial to Kamala Harris’ hopes for winning the key battleground state of Wisconsin.”
Via Madison Roth with Twin Cities Business: “Following the abrupt summer closure of Rainbow Health, a nonprofit that offered mental health and substance abuse support for the LGBTQ+ community and people living with HIV, Attorney General Keith Ellison filed a court supervision petition last week over the clinic’s dissolution.”
Related: Rainbow Health was as much life care as it was health care for LGBTQ+ community
MPR’s Dan Kraker and Andrew Krueger write there is a campfire ban in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness due to drought conditions that have created fire risks.
Via WCCO: “How long do the Minnesota Vikings have to go undefeated until they’re considered a serious contender? According to the NFL Network, it’s four games.“
Also in football news, Star Tribune’s Randy Johnson writes following the Minnesota-Michigan game, Big Ten is changing how it officiates onside kicks.
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