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July 16, 2019
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Study: Minn., Midwest could see more dangerously hot days as climate change worsens
The study used climate models to project the likelihood of extreme heat under different greenhouse gas emissions scenarios.
UN climate change report:What does it mean for Minnesota?
MN energy pie: Departure from coal will mean more natural gas, nuclear
 
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Hagedorn says ‘no’ to more meetings with liberal group
First District Republican U.S. Rep. Jim Hagedorn has told the local chapter of the liberal group Indivisible that his Minnesota staff will no longer accept in-person meetings.
 
Read: Here's the resolution condemning Trump's racist comments about congresswomen
The House will vote Tuesday evening on a resolution "condemning President Trump's racist comments directed at Members of Congress."
Standoff: Trump-Omar feud intensifies over racism, patriotism
Trump digs in against Dem congresswomen: They're firing back
'Many people agree with me': Trump digs in on racist tweets
 
Amid furor over racist tweets, White House announces immigration bill
The White House has been quietly working to draft a bill that aims to unite Republicans on the issue. It doesn't deal with the millions currently in the country.
 
Man whose family died in Boeing 737 Max crash: Scrap the jet
Paul Njoroge said that 737 Max planes should have been grounded after a deadly crash off the coast of Indonesia in October. Instead, they kept flying until another crashed five months later near Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, shortly after takeoff, claiming the lives of his family and 152 others.
 
Snakes on a lane! Burnsville police rescue wayward boa from roadside
The Colombian red tail boa stopped traffic briefly before getting hauled away in a squad car.
 
Fly-fishing 101: How to get hooked on the sport in Minnesota
Minnesota has fly-fishing across the state. It’s a simple sport with few financial barriers to entry. Here’s some expert advice on how to get started.
Outside in MN:Make the most of the outdoors this summer
Get out: 9 Minnesota waterfalls you can see on a daytrip
 
EPA asked to reconsider use of dangerous chemical
The Duluth City Council is asking the Environmental Protection Agency to reconsider whether petroleum refineries should be allowed to continue their use of a dangerous and potentially deadly chemical.
 
'Like catching Pokemon': 5 tips for bird-watching in Minnesota
Seeking out the diversity of colors and songs in the bird world is a great way to explore Minnesota this summer. And you don't have to travel far: Smartphone apps can teach you what birds are singing in your local park. You can also borrow a field guide from a library.
Quiz: Test your knowledge of Minnesota birds
 

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