Glen Gudino, President at Grain Journal
Business

USGBC supports aquaculture feed training in Bangladesh to boost U.S. grain use

The U.S. Grains & BioProducts Council has supported new training programs for Bangladeshi fish farmers aimed at increasing use of American grains in commercial feeds. Sector leaders say this could improve productivity while boosting demand for U.S.-sourced agricultural products.

Kevin E. Torgerson, Olmsted County Sheriff
Government

Olmsted County elections staff attend Minnesota Elections Administration Conference

Brian J. Bruess Ph.D., President of College of Saint Benedict
Schools

CSB softball to begin NCAA Division III tournament play in Iowa

Attorney General Keith Ellison
Non-profit

Attorney General sues Illinois-based home services broker for deceiving homeowners by posing as local businesses

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Mary Moriarty, County Attorney of Hennepin
Government

Mickiah Jackson sentenced to 480 months for second-degree murder conviction

Mickiah Latrell Jackson received a 480-month prison sentence after being convicted in Minneapolis for second-degree murder and firearm possession. Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty addressed the impact on the victim’s family following Monday’s sentencing.

Brian J. Bruess Ph.D., President of College of Saint Benedict
Schools

Senior Megan Morgan reflects on leadership and community at College of Saint Benedict

Megan Morgan describes how involvement at College of Saint Benedict shaped her academic life and advocacy work for student-athlete mental health. Faculty praised her leadership across campus organizations as she prepares for graduate study.
Thom Petersen, Commissioner at Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Non-profit

Minnesota food brands to participate in National Restaurant Association Show in Chicago

Ten Minnesota food brands will showcase their products at a major industry event in Chicago this May. The state’s agriculture department says this opportunity helps emerging companies build connections with national buyers while supporting business growth back home.
Chris Olean, Head Coach at St. Thomas Tommies Men's Baseball
Business

St. Thomas Tommies lose series finale to South Dakota State 7-3

The St. Thomas Tommies lost their baseball series finale against South Dakota State with a score of 7-3 on May 10. Zan Von Schlegell led his team offensively with three hits as they look ahead to wrap up their regular season at home.
Chris Olean, Head Coach at St. Thomas Tommies Men's Baseball
Business

St. Thomas Tommies defeat SDSU Jackrabbits 4-2 in Saturday baseball game

The St. Thomas Tommies secured a 4-2 win over SDSU Jackrabbits on May 9, highlighted by Adam Puder’s two RBIs and Owen Marsolek’s strong pitching performance with twelve strikeouts. The teams will finish their series on Sunday.

Kevin O'Connell, Head Coach at Minnesota Vikings
News

Vikings announce participants for 2026 rookie minicamp

The Minnesota Vikings have released their full list of participants for the upcoming 2026 rookie minicamp. The group includes newly drafted rookies, undrafted free agents, returning young players with limited NFL experience, as well as several veteran tryouts.
James Gordon, Minnesota State Representative from the 28A District
Government

Minnesota House passes Inspector General bill as session nears final week

Minnesota State Representative James Gordon reports that lawmakers are nearing their session’s end while passing key legislation like establishing an independent Inspector General office for greater accountability. The article details recent changes at DHS leadership and ongoing efforts toward government oversight.
Attorney General Keith Ellison
Non-profit

Attorney General Ellison sues We Push for Peace and its two former leaders for misusing over $6.5 million in charitable assets

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has sued We Push for Peace along with two former directors over alleged misuse of more than $6.5 million in charitable funds. The lawsuit claims improper diversion benefited individuals instead of serving communities as intended.