Coon Rapids Offers Discounted Smart Irrigation Controllers to Promote Sustainability and Cost Savings
Coon Rapids offers discounted smart irrigation controllers to residents to promote water conservation and sustainability, available through an online registration portal with eligibility requirements.
Minnesota's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Advances Forensic Science to Reunite Families with Missing Loved Ones
Minnesota's BCA uses various forensic techniques to identify missing persons and has partnered with NamUs to solve such cases, successfully returning a dozen individuals' identities. Families are urged to contribute DNA to aid this process.
Global Biodiversity Crisis: Scientists Unveil Plan to Save 4,700 Species by Protecting Key Areas
Scientists have pinpointed critical areas to protect to prevent the extinction of over 4,700 species. Their strategy focuses on the most threatened biodiversity hotspots outside current conservation efforts.
Minneapolis 311 Service to Undergo Tech Enhancement, Service Requests Paused Over Weekend
The Minneapolis 311 service is undergoing a CRM system upgrade from June 7-9, causing a temporary halt to online and app service requests. Emergencies should be directed to 911, while 311 will still take calls and emails.
University of Minnesota Study Sheds Light on Partisan Divide Over COVID-19 Health Disparities Perception
The study by the University of Minnesota reveals significant partisan differences in perceptions of COVID-19 impacts, with Democrats and Republicans diverging on racial and income disparities and the authority of health agencies.
Earth's Extremophiles Guide NASA's Search for Martian Life: New Study Unveils RNA Resilience in Mars-like Conditions
Research on Earth-originating RNA and protein enzymes reveals their notable functions in perchlorate brines, a Mars-like condition, potentially guiding the search for Martian life.












