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The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission ordered Thursday an investigation into LTD to determine if LTD is able to provide fiber internet service to Minnesota’s rural areas. …

Plus – Jan. 6 hearings are continuing; Omar human right amendment to defense bill passes; and why Politico watches Dakota County….

Longtime attorney claims he is the “change agent”, which the county attorney’s office requires….

Plus: Minnesota had a record number of deaths from drug overdoses in 2021; Angie Craig files an ethics complaint against Tyler Kistner, a CD2 opponent; David Fong’s Bloomington Restaurant to closes after 64 years; and many more….

Plus – Calls are being taken at the WE Health Clinic, Duluth. Some nurses from the Mayo in Mankato would like to deunionize. There will also be edible bugs and gummy bear brats at the Wisconsin State Fair….

We spoke to political observers about Walz’s chances of reelection and what could change between now, and Election Day….

plus: Minnesota Supreme Court rules state law protects communication between sexual assault counselors, victims and advocates; Tadd Johnson is the first Native American member of the U of M Board of Regents; Stearns County Zoo bites two employees; and many other things….

plus: Rochelle Cox, MPS Interim Superintendent, announces her Cabinet members; Brooklyn Center Trump supporter is charged with faking politically motivated fire on his property; an individual set off a firework in an Eagan movie theatre; and many more….

Although the ruling confirms the EPA’s capability to regulate greenhouse gases emissions, it removes the most powerful and cost-effective federal tool for regulating the nation’s largest stationary sources….

This legislation would prohibit platforms like Amazon and Google from giving preference to their services….