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Minneapolis Might Now Be The First City To Require Human Monitors In Driverless Cars (opens the original)
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Driverless cars have moved from science fiction to everyday reality faster than most people expected. Waymo, the self-driving company owned by Google's parent company, now completes more than 500,000 paid rides a week across more than a dozen U.S. cities. That weekly number doubled in less than a year, and the company says it wants to reach one million weekly rides by the end of 2026. Minneapolis has been on that list of future cities for almost a year. Waymo announced plans last November to beg
DNR Issues Urgent Reminder To Buy Minnesota Hunting Licenses Early (opens the original)
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Few traditions pull Minnesota together quite like the firearms deer opener. Last fall, more than 400,000 Minnesotans headed into the woods and fields, and hunters took roughly 65,000 deer over opening weekend alone. It was a strong year overall. Hunters harvested 186,203 deer during the 2025 season, a 9 percent jump from the year before and 5 percent above the five-year average. Northeastern Minnesota posted one of the biggest regional increases at 14 percent, helped along by mild winters that l
What Does The New U.S. Ban on Canadian Alcohol and Products Actually Cover? (opens the original)
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The trade dispute between the United States and Canada has been simmering for well over a year. It has produced rounds of tit-for-tat tariffs on both sides of the border, and most Canadian provinces pulled American alcohol off their shelves back in early 2025. Now the U.S. has gone a step further. Instead of another tariff, the White House has banned certain Canadian products outright, and the biggest target is the liquor store aisle. For Minnesota and Wisconsin, two states with plenty of fans o
Violent Duluth, Minnesota Carjacking of 78-Year-Old Ends With Federal Prison Sentence (opens the original)
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Carjackings were one of the crimes that climbed sharply across the country in the years after 2020. The good news is that the trend has reversed. Carjackings dropped by 43 percent in large U.S. cities from 2024 to 2025. However, a better trend line doesn't mean much to the people who have lived through one of these attacks. Duluth saw an attempted carjacking at a stoplight just last month, and one of the city's most violent cases in recent memory has now reached its final chapter after more than
Daughtry To Bring New Acoustic Tour To Duluth, Minnesota (opens the original)
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What a stretch it's been, Stink Ape Nation. Back in August, we packed the DECC Arena as Theory of a Deadman and Sevendust kicked off the Dead Seven Tour in Duluth. It was a fun night in the old-school venue. Not to mention, we also spent the summer turning up the volume across the bridge in Superior, with metal nights and a two-day Metal Fest at Earth Rider Brewery's Fest Field. Now the season has changed, but the mission to rock out in Duluth hasn't, and Sasquatch 92.1 is proud to welcome Daugh
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