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Update 3:35 p.m.: Prairie Island Nuclear Plant terminates alert
The alert issued by operators at the Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant as a result of a chemical spill this morning was terminated at 2:08 p.m. today.
By Regan Carstensen , January 05, 2012
Eddie was depressed turkey until animal communicator helped
In October, Eddie the turkey's mate, Bella, unexpectedly died, causing Eddie to become despondent and unable to care for himself.
October 28, 2011
Family celebrates its close ties with Yellowstone National Park
In 1983, when Bill Langford traveled by horseback through Yellowstone National Park, he thought it might be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
By By Jeff Holmquist , August 26, 2011
Wisconsin state smoking ban marks first anniversary
Now that the smoke has cleared it seems a majority of Wisconsinites, including Gov. Scott Walker, support the law enacted on July 5, 2010 prohibiting smoking in the workplace.
By By Ashley Halladay , July 22, 2011
Wisconsin wires $60 million to Minnesota; Hopes high to reinstate income tax reciprocity soon
Wisconsin NewsHe didn’t come check in hand. The money had been wired Tuesday evening. But Gov. Scott Walker held a press conference Wednesday morning to announce that Wisconsin has paid off its $60 million tax reciprocity debt to Minnesota.
By Judy Wiff , July 13, 2011
Local eagle rescue turns out less than perfect
Early last month, a group of Star Prairie Fish & Game members were busy doing some spring clean-up on the McMurtrie Preserve, an environmental and education property managed by the Star Prairie Land Preservation Trust.
June 03, 2011
Trekker finds Everest climb much tougher than advertised
Now that he’s climbed to Mt. Everest’s base camp, Vern Loehr has ripped up his “bucket list” — a list of things to do before he dies.
By By Jeff Holmquist , May 27, 2011
Trout fishing groupies hit the streams once more
There are few dates each year that are more anticipated to the outdoor enthusiast than the opening day of fishing season.
By By Mike Reiter , May 20, 2011
Something borrowed: Prom night links two generations
When sophomore Kaycie Anderson realized her prom dress wasn’t going to arrive in time for the big event, she started to panic a little.
By By Jackie Grumish , May 05, 2011
Hiroshima survivor tells agonizing tale
For 66 years, Akio Inoue has believed he is living on borrowed time.
That is why, after all this time, he has decided to begin speaking publicly about surviving the atomic bomb attack that devastated Hiroshima, Japan in 1945.
By Dave Newman , April 08, 2011
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