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Apr 06 2023
News
St. Paul bracing for flood, just four months after severe drought
Three months ago, most of the Twin Cities was in a severe drought. Now St. Paul officials are bracing for a possible Mississippi River flood. Threat level: Current National Weather Service estimates say there's a good chance for the river to reach minor flood level in St. Paul by mid-April. It could get even higher as a crest date is not yet projected. What to watch: Chances of a minor flood
Axios
May 20 2015
News
Rand Paul digs in on NSA surveillance
Sen. Rand Paul is at it again.
More than two years after a 13 hour filibuster, the Kentucky senator and 2016 GOP presidential contender is back on the Senate floor. This time, he's protesting the National Security Agency's dragnet surveillance programs targeting Americans.
"There comes a time in the history of nations when fear and complacency allow power to accumulate and
CNN Digital
Jul 10 2024
News
Witnesses describe floatplane nosediving before deadly Crescent Lake crash, NTSB report says
A report released Wednesday by the National Transportation Safety Board describes a floatplane nosediving in the moments before a deadly crash in Crescent Lake last month on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula. The crash killed U.S. Air Force Col. Mark “Tyson” Sletten, 46, and Utah flight instructor Paul Kondrat, 41. The men left Moose Pass around 12:45 a.m. June 18 in a Piper PA-18 on a training flight
Anchorage Daily News
Apr 09 2015
Opinion
OPINION: Rand Paul's Uncertain Trumpet
Who would have thought back in 2010 when Rand Paul won election to the Senate as a libertarian champion that the first media blowup in a Paul presidential campaign wouldn't be over his past support for privatizing Social Security o,r his misgivings over the 1964 Civil Rights Act, but over his flip-flops?
Rich Lowry
Apr 05 2023
News
St. Paul declares presumptive flood emergency as April 17 crest approaches
With a 50/50 chance that the Mississippi River will reach major flood stage by mid-April, the city of St. Paul has declared a local flood emergency in advance of anticipated spring flooding. For now, the declaration is mostly procedural, as it empowers the city to mobilize resources in a hurry if waters rise high enough to impact residents and infrastructure. That’s still an “if,” but recent
Twin Cities Pioneer Press
Jul 11 2024
News
MSP named top airport in nation
The survey was part of Travel + Leisure's annual "World's Best Awards" list, which polled people on access, check-in/security, restaurants/bars, shopping and design. MINNEAPOLIS — Months after being named North America's top airport, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) soared in at No. 1 of another list. MSP was named the top domestic airport, according to a survey conducted by
KARE11
Jul 09 2024
News
Man 'willfully' left dog inside hot car in Cary, police say
Police charged a man on Tuesday with leaving a dog in a hot car in Cary. According to an arrest warrant from the Cary Police Department, 55-year-old Paul Fisher III intentionally put a dog in a hot car and left the dog inside. This is the second person accused of leaving a dog in a hot car in Wake County since Saturday. On Saturday, Apex police accused a dog breeder of leaving seven French
WRAL
Jul 11 2024
News
Detroit Tigers’ comeback goes for naught when visiting Cleveland pulls out 9-8 win in 10th inning
DETROIT — Jose Ramirez became the second player to get intentionally walked three times and have three hits in a game since Major League Baseball began tracking free passes in 1955 as the Cleveland Guardians held on to beat the Detroit Tigers 9-8 in 10 innings Tuesday night. “He got some pitches to hit, and he didn’t miss them,” Guardians manager Stephen Vogt said. Ramirez joined Paul
Mining Journal
Apr 05 2023
News
St. Paul Saints postpone home opener again, reschedule time and date
For the second time this season, the St. Paul Saints have rescheduled their home opener due to Mother Nature. According to an announcement from the team, "Due to heavy winds, and a feels-like temperature in the mid-teens at first pitch, the Saints, in conjunction with the International League and Iowa Cubs, have postponed their second home opener." The home opener was originally scheduled for
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