Up to $10,000 canceled for borrowers who earn $125,000 a year or less Up to $20,000 canceled for Pell Grants recipients Payment pause on federal student loans extended through Dec. 31
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The Minnesota Vikings on Tuesday announced the team has reduced its roster from 84 to the maximum of 80 ahead of the preseason finales for all NFL teams.
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President Joe Biden is expected to announce his administration’s much-anticipated decision on student loan cancellation on Wednesday, NBC News and Bloomberg reported.
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In this episode, Superman and Lex face the consequences of Lex’s possible future in “Action Comics no.967,” and Lana continues to struggle with her anxiety and the ramification of her powers in “Superwoman no.4.”
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The Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) announced an exhibition of 18th-century French periodicals documenting the French Revolution and the tumultuous years leading up to it.
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The six-member Minnesota Board of Animal Health has named Dr. Marion Garcia as its new executive director and state veterinarian. The Board selected Dr. Garcia to succeed Dr. Beth Thompson, who left the agency in May of this year and served the agency since 2016. Dr. Linda Glaser served in the interim while the Board went through the hiring process. Dr. Garcia will officially start at the end of September.
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A new online tool created by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources allows users to explore Natural Heritage Information System data for both conservation planning and identifying rare resources.
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Jefferson Lines is hosting a demonstration of electric motorcoaches at their Minneapolis facility on Aug. 25, 2022.
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The Saint Paul Police Department (SPPD) has provided an update on Tuesday’s double homicide. Officials stated that this case is currently being investigated as a murder-suicide by the Homicide Unit.
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The City Council has approved a resolution amending the City’s paid parental leave policy to allow for 12 weeks of paid parental leave for City employees.
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