The disappointment of not being selected in the 2025 NFL draft didn’t last long for former Gophers quarterback Max Brosmer. As much as he would’ve loved to hear his name called last month, Brosmer suddenly had some options that he … Continued
Krystal Sieben took her children to a horse ranch and watched as her 8-year-old son with autism, racked with fear, was on the verge of tears. He sat on a bench and a pony came and rested its head near … Continued
Minnesota newborns will soon be screened for a disease that can lead to delays in developmental milestones, regression of skills, seizures and in some cases death. The Minnesota Commissioner of Health, Dr. Brooke Cunningham, has approved the state’s Newborn Screening … Continued
Bruce Helmer and Peg Webb As women continue to take increasingly active financial roles — whether in families, relationships, at work, or on their own — they are also confronting a retirement landscape full of both opportunity and challenge. Despite … Continued
Amy Lindgren Second Sunday Series – Editor’s Note: This is the ninth of 12 columns on AI and work, appearing the second Sunday of each month, from September through August. Last month’s column described AI tools for organizing or conducting … Continued
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