Twin Cities Blood Test May Flag Alzheimer’s Years Before Memory Fades
A new blood biomarker and a ‘p‑tau217’ clock could let doctors estimate when Alzheimer’s symptoms will begin, speeding diagnosis for symptomatic Twin Cities patients while raising important caveats.
Grieving Parents Pack Capitol Lawn in Bid to Rein In Kids' Social Media
Dozens of parents rallied on the Capitol lawn, pressing Congress to pass the Kids Online Safety Act after recent court rulings and lawsuits put Big Tech under pressure. Families shared testimony and legal records as they met with lawmakers.
Trump Plucks U Of M Econ Prof For White House Hot Seat
President Trump nominated University of Minnesota economist Christopher Phelan to chair the White House Council of Economic Advisers, elevating a scholar with Minneapolis Fed ties into the center of the administration’s rate debate.
Feds Bust Secret SUV Stash In Coke Pipeline To D.C., Driver Gets 8 Years
A New York supplier was sentenced to 96 months after officers found kilograms of cocaine hidden in his SUV and prosecutors tied digital ledgers to D.C.-area deliveries.
Harley Brake Scare In Milwaukee: Nearly 17,000 Softails Recalled Over Rear Line Flaw
Harley‑Davidson recalled 16,994 2025–26 Softail motorcycles after engineers found a rear brake‑line routing issue that can cause fluid loss and rear brake failure. Dealer repairs will be free and owner letters are expected in mid‑May.












