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With the recent storm in Bemidji, there can be an emotional impact from losing well-loved nature. University of Minnesota Extension forester Angela Gupta joined the “KAXE Morning Show” to talk more about it.
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It will be one of the only rural family medicine training programs in MN, training two physicians each year and aimed at encouraging doctors to practice in rural areas.
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As Congress weighs enacting Medicaid reforms to reduce spending, the research community has new findings looking at how the public health insurance program props up maternal care in rural communities.
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The bill would spend $250,000 in each of the next two fiscal years on the project, which is meant to create a repository for a variety of seeds grown in MN before 1970.
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The University of Minnesota Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication program placed student journalists in the state Capitol to cover the 2025 legislative session.
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Zebra mussel poop seems to be fueling rising mercury levels in walleye and perch.
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The Duluth campus, which focuses on rural and Native health care, will expand to a full-term program amid plans for a new campus in the medical district near downtown.
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University of Minnesota researchers say for every two news outlets around the state that have closed since 2018, one new local outlet has launched.
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The University of Minnesota Extension's Growing Local Leadership hopes to empower those without leadership experience to help fill a gap in civic leadership.
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Wililyn and Justin Dowell have a 10-acre hobby farm in Grand Rapids. The University of Minnesota names a farm family annually.