We were warned and our doctors were warned, but it only was a matter of time that selfishness would catch-up with us. Sure, there are many legitimate uses for anti-biotics, but apparently it was one sore throat too many, or one unfinished prescription too many because the superbug is here.
Have we changed? The floods will tells us. Why our airport is unfair. St. Paul’s statue controversy. Comical jazz. And racing a bus… on a Big Wheels bike.
Haiti is getting almost no coverage anymore even though it remains the disaster it was when an earthquake hit in 2010.
Why are diseases once thought eradicated making a comeback, PBS vs. NPR, city turkeys, complacency on the Red River, and Rickrolling Oregon
A year ago, about 14 state troopers were hit during the winter months. This year it’s close to 40.
Because the Twins are making their first and only visit to New York this week, we’re required by the Blogging Code to point out at least one aspect of New York that clearly highlights Minnesota’s superiority.
Eighth District Congressman Chip Cravaack has apparently signed on to Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan’s budget-cutting plan that constitutes the line in the sand some Republicans are drawing in Washington.
It was 43 years ago today, the airport cart capital of the world, the presidential intersect, the music man of Grand Rapids, and can boomers retire?
Hart Van Denburg
Bob Collins
The power of reality TV
The mystery of Flight 447