MINNESOTA
A Minnesota couple built a business around rice harvested from lakes and rivers. Now it eyes $50,000 more in annual revenue
The Minnesota family business is among 26 recipients of an Entrepreneur Fund grant programme that awarded $450,000, with support from the Wells Fargo Foundation.
Who was Tammy Faye? Televangelist Jim Bakker’s first wife who helped him build a Christian TV empire
Tammy Faye was an American televangelist and singer known for her work with her ex-husband Jim Bakker. They established a successful Christian media empire in the 1970s and 1980s. However, their empire faced severe controversies leading to Jim's imprisonment for fraud. Faye later divorced him, and was known for her support of the LGBT community.
WATCH: Tyler Herro tires pulling down Anthony Edwards’ shorts in Bucks debut
During his Milwaukee Bucks debut during a preseason game against the Minnesota Timberwolves Tyler Herro attempted to pull down Anthony Edwards' shorts in a defensive maneuver. Although the act was caught on camera and criticized on social media, Edwards laughed it off. The Timberwolves defeated the Bucks 116-97, showcasing their strong performance throughout the game.
NFL referee Adrian Hill, line judge Jeff Seeman suspended over conduct during Minnesota Vikings-Miami Dolphins, Arizona Cardinals-New York Giants football games
Adrian Hill, NFL referee, and line judge Jeff Seeman have been suspended over two separate incidents during Minnesota Vikings-Miami Dolphins, Arizona Cardinals-New York Giants football games.
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Gatorade recall: 122,021 cases of 4 popular flavors recalled over undeclared dyes in 37 states - here’s what you need to check
More than 122,000 cases of Gatorade have been recalled across 37 states after the drinks were found to contain undeclared Yellow No. 5 and/or Yellow No. 6. The recall affects four 28-ounce flavors, with specific lots carrying dates from April through June 2027.
Las Vegas First Friday shooting leaves 3 people injured as police launch probe and secure area
During the First Friday event in Las Vegas' Arts District, a shooting led to the hospitalization of three persons. The incident occurred around 10:17 pm at Charleston Boulevard and Main Street, prompting a police response and an ongoing investigation. The incident has come shortly after another shooting incident at Eden Prairie High School in Minnesota on Friday night.
Eden Prairie High School shooting leaves 2 injured during homecoming football game: What we know so far
Two individuals were injured during a shooting outside Aerie Stadium at Eden Prairie High School on Friday. The incident took place during a homecoming football game, and injuries sustained were not life-threatening. Law enforcement officials worked to secure the area and ensured the evacuation of attendees. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has condemned the violence in a statement shared on social media.
In 1999, 17 wind turbines went up on a Minnesota soybean-and-cattle farm; farming continued as turbine leases provided additional income
Since 1999, rural Minnesota farmers have harnessed wind turbines for financial stability. Each turbine's land lease can bring in between $2,000 and $5,000 annually. While owning turbines can lead to greater profits, the hefty start-up costs deter most farmers. Notably, more than 95 percent of the land designated for wind farms remains actively farmed, showcasing how renewable energy can complement agricultural livelihoods.
In 1957, two Minnesota brothers built a tiny loader to clean a turkey barn; their unusual 3-wheel machine led to Bobcat, which later sold more than 1 million loaders
In the 1950s, Cyril and Louis Keller engineered a groundbreaking compact loader tailored for turkey farmer Eddie Velo. Using simple materials to meet the unique demands of limited spaces, their inventive creation gained prominence at the 1958 Minnesota State Fair, drawing interest from Melroe Manufacturing Company. This marked the birth of the Bobcat skid-steer loader, a game-changer for farming and construction techniques.
Globalisation 2.0, can it be furrowed home?
Indian corporations are making bold strides abroad, with Essar establishing a massive $15 billion steel complex in Iowa. Notable companies such as Tata Motors and Reliance are also venturing into international markets across diverse sectors. However, the declining investments from mid-level Indian firms raise concerns about potential impacts on employment and economic growth at home. The ongoing debate is whether Globalisation 2.
Essar-backed Mesabi Metallics to set up $15-billion steel plant in US
Mesabi Metallics will use iron ore for the Iowa plant from its mine in Minnesota, which was recently operationalised. The company has invested nearly $3 billion in this iron ore mine at Nashwauk in the state, which is the first new mine in Minnesota in five decades. This combined $18 billion investment is the largest single-location investment for steel in the country.
From India to Iowa: Ruias return to steel with an ambitious $18 billion US bet
Ruias are planning a new steel venture in Iowa. This project involves a $15 billion steel plant, aiming to produce 10 million tonnes annually. Financing has already been secured for the Minnesota iron-ore mine, which is integral to the operation. The plant is expected to create about 1,750 permanent jobs alongside thousands of construction jobs.
Essar to invest $18 billion in US, build America's largest steel plant in Iowa
Essar Group, through its subsidiary Mesabi Metallics, plans to invest USD 18 billion for a steel plant in Iowa. The facility aims to produce 10 million tonnes of steel annually and will utilize iron ore from Minnesota. It is expected to create 6,000 construction jobs and 2,000 permanent employment opportunities. The investment is part of a broader focus on enhancing domestic manufacturing capabilities in the United States.
Baker Mayfield injury update: Buccaneers QB dislocated right thumb in loss to Vikings - What we know so far
Down 20-16, Minnesota received a huge setback when Baker Mayfield got injured towards the end of the fourth quarter. Mayfield was tackled by Vikings linebacker Blake Cashman when he tried to throw the ball while on fourth down. Mayfield’s right hand made contact with Cashman when his pass was intercepted by Andrew Van Ginkel.
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