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  1. health2026-07-28
    MMIR vaccine rates for children continue to drop, measles cases climb

    MMR vaccine rates for Minnesota kindergarteners dropped from 96.3% to 85.75% between 2024-25 and 2025-26, correlating with a rise in measles cases. The Minnesota Academy of Family Physicians attributes this to declining vaccine confidence, particularly post-COVID, while a parent advocates for vaccine transparency after a child's severe reaction.

  2. science2026-07-28
    Over 40 BWCA entry points reopening this week as crews continue fighting wildfires

    The Superior National Forest is reopening 41 Boundary Waters Canoe Area (BWCA) entry points in central and eastern regions this week, covering roughly 39% of the area. The reopening follows earlier day-use reopenings in Cook County, with all other entry points remaining closed due to ongoing wildfires.

  3. business2026-07-28
    Jamal Adams announces that he’s signing with the Vikings

    Jamal Adams announced he is signing with the Minnesota Vikings for the upcoming season. The veteran player, known for his defensive back career with teams like the Jets, Seahawks, and Raiders, transitioned to linebacker last season with the Raiders, recording 45 tackles in 17 games. His career includes multiple Pro Bowl selections and All-Pro honors.

  4. politics2026-07-28
    Minneapolis council member warns of 13% property tax increase

    Minneapolis City Council member Michael Rainville warns of a potential 13% property tax increase if the city maintains current services and staffing amid a $30 million budget shortfall. Mayor Jacob Frey is set to present his 2027 budget plan on August 12, with no final decisions confirmed yet.

  5. business2026-07-27
    Buy now, pay later debt is piling up, and groceries are driving it

    Buy now, pay later (BNPL) debt is increasing as Americans use it to purchase groceries, with nearly 1 in 4 users taking out loans for this purpose. Half of BNPL users missed at least one payment in the past year, leading to fees, interest, and potential credit score damage. Financial experts warn against using BNPL unless payments can be made on time.

  6. health2026-07-27
    Fact check on the University of Minnesota gender dolls program

    The University of Minnesota's MyGender Dolls program, developed by the Eli Coleman Institute, uses paper dolls as a therapeutic tool for gender-diverse children aged 4-10. The project received a grant up to $10,000 but is not being implemented in public schools, with researchers stating it is restricted to licensed professionals. Governor Tim Walz denied any connection to the program.

  7. science2026-07-27
    Twin Cities hits 100 degrees for first time since 2022

    The Twin Cities reached 100° for the first time since 2022 at the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport. Minnesota’s Weather Authority confirmed this was the seventh 100°+ day in the metro area in the last 30 years, with the heat index amplifying the discomfort. Temperatures are expected to gradually decline but remain in the 90s for the next few days.

  8. politics2026-07-27
    Craig, Flanagan tangle over fraud, ICE in final 1-on-1 debate

    Peggy Flanagan and Angie Craig debated in a primary campaign clash, focusing on accountability for state program fraud, Craig's past support for ICE policies, and differing approaches to electability. Both candidates agreed on addressing Social Security, repealing Trump-era tax breaks for the wealthy, and regulating artificial intelligence. Craig denied allegations she sought an endorsement from Sen. John Hoffman while he was in the ICU.

  9. crime2026-07-27
    Man sentenced to 4.5 years for stealing FBI weaponry following immigration agent shooting

    Raul Gutierrez Jr. was sentenced to 4.5 years in prison for stealing FBI weaponry after an immigration agent shooting. He and an accomplice broke into FBI vehicles, took a rifle, silencer, and ammunition, and Gutierrez had prior convictions for burglary and domestic assault.

  10. politics2026-07-27
    Federal judge blocks law banning prediction markets from operating in Minnesota

    A federal judge blocked a Minnesota law set to ban prediction markets starting August 1, granting a preliminary injunction to the CFTC, Kalshi, and Polymarket. The state argues prediction markets are predatory gambling, while the CFTC claims the law criminalizes lawful operators.

  11. business2026-07-27
    Minnesota Home Maker: Dandelion Naturals

    Dandelion Naturals, a Minnesota-based all-natural cold-press soap business, has experienced significant growth since being featured in a 2023 article. The company is highlighted again in a KSTP.com news post.

  12. health2026-07-27
    Minnesota Oncology: What comes next after a diagnosis

    Dr. Paul Thurmes from Minnesota Oncology discusses treatment and care options for individuals who have received a cancer diagnosis. The article is published on KSTP.com.

  13. politics2026-07-27
    Mayor Her: ‘Impossible’ to resolve St. Paul’s $26 million deficit without raising taxes

    St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her stated it is impossible to resolve a $26 million budget deficit without raising taxes, including potential property tax increases. The city is considering budget cuts, a hiring freeze, and tax adjustments to address rising costs like health insurance and fuel. The budget will be presented to the St. Paul City Council in mid-August.

  14. science2026-07-27
    Relief from humidity, but the heat holds on – Chris

    The area experienced its hottest day in four years with 99°F and the most humid day in 15 years with dew points in the 80s. Relief is expected tonight with temperatures dropping to 70°F and lower humidity, though Tuesday and Wednesday will remain hot. Thunderstorms and cooler temperatures are forecasted by Thursday, with a more seasonable weekend ahead.

  15. crime2026-07-27
    Savannah Guthrie makes an emotional plea to her mother’s kidnappers

    Savannah Guthrie, a 'Today' show host, made an emotional plea to the kidnappers of her 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, who disappeared in February from her home near Tucson, Arizona. The FBI is investigating the case, which involves ransom notes and a $1 million reward for information leading to her recovery. Search efforts in the desert terrain and near the Arizona-Mexico border have continued as authorities evaluate potential ransom demands.

  16. health2026-07-27
    Volunteer with Essentia Health

    Essentia Health offers volunteer opportunities for individuals interested in contributing to healthcare services. The article was published on KSTP.com as part of their news coverage.

  17. health2026-07-27
    Watch: Lynx ready for the stretch run of the season

    The Minnesota Lynx, with the best WNBA record at 22-6, prepared for the stretch run by practicing in Minneapolis. Head coach Cheryl Reeve discussed rookie Olivia Miles' performance and the WNBA trade deadline, while players Kayla McBride and Napheesa Collier addressed the All-Star break and season strategy. The Lynx host Toronto next.

  18. politics2026-07-27
    Trump administration urges Supreme Court to allow order targeting mail-in voting before midterms

    The Trump administration requested the Supreme Court to permit an executive order requiring mail ballots to be sent only to individuals on a federal citizenship list. A lower court blocked the order in 23 states and the District of Columbia, arguing election rules are set by states and Congress, not the president.

  19. science2026-07-27
    Wisconsin tornado causes extensive damage and cuts power to thousands of homes

    A tornado in Wisconsin caused extensive damage, including destroyed homes, downed trees, and power outages for thousands. The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado in Winnebago County, with severe impacts in Appleton and Menasha, though no injuries have been reported.

  20. health2026-07-27
    5 ON YOUR SIDE: Testing top toilets

    Consumer Reports tested modern toilets, finding many models now flush more efficiently with less water. Top-rated options include American Standard and Glacier Bay toilets, while bidet attachments offer cost-effective alternatives. Smart toilets with features like heated seats and bidets were also evaluated, though they come at a higher price.

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