University of Minnesota researchers developed a new method to differentiate between drought and oak wilt effects in forests, using remote sensing and physiological measurements for early detection.

The University of Minnesota receives part of a potential $160 million NSF grant to develop a water-focused sustainable regional innovation engine, Great Lakes ReNEW, involving over 200 experts.

The Minnesota Legislature allocated over $10 million to enhance the cybersecurity of the state's law enforcement database, focusing on innovative data protection methods.

Ramsey County launches virtual tours of Saint Paul landmarks, allowing the public to explore Union Depot and City Hall - County Courthouse online with educational elements.

The study by the University of Minnesota reports that peer breastfeeding counseling programs increase breastfeeding rates among rural Women, Infants, and Children program participants.

Minneapolis is considering reintroducing red light cameras to tackle traffic fatalities despite a previous legal challenge. Officials aim to address safety while ensuring equity and privacy. Public engagement is sought on the issue.

University of Minnesota researchers developed an AI method using satellite imagery to detect soybean aphid infestations, aiding farmers with pest control.

Andy Wells shared his entrepreneurial journey at Northwest Technical College, promoting education and local opportunity, and discussed Wells Academy's training initiatives.

The article discusses Full Stack's initiatives to support tech entrepreneurs with resources and events, highlights new programs and leadership appointments, and mentions Minne Inno's "10 Startups to Watch in 2024."

Minnetonka introduces mandatory alarm system registration and voluntary security camera programs to reduce false alarms and aid crime-solving efforts.

Minnesotans are encouraged to provide their input on The Mall Park's future before the comment period ends tomorrow at 8 pm through an online feedback platform.

Residents of St. Louis Park are coming together for "Walk the Park," a free community walking event to promote health and fellowship, taking place regardless of the weather.

University of Minnesota researchers received a $1.2 million grant to use AI in studying cardiac side effects of breast cancer treatments, aiming to improve medical data accuracy.