Applications were closed just 18 minutes into Minnesota’s E-bike Rebate website relaunch on Tuesday as the 10,000-submittal cap was reached. This comes after the site crashed in minutes on its original June 5 launch due to an overwhelming number of applications. Those who were still waiting in the site’s revamped waiting room were notified they couldn’t apply until next year. The rebate covers 50-75% of the e-bike’s cost, depending on your annual income, of up to $1,500.
Drunk driving charges possible in UTV crash
(KWNO)-A UTV crash in Minneiska could lead to charges of drunk driving. A Winona County Sheriff's Office spokesperson says several people were riding UTVs on Saturday afternoon near the 300 block of Taylor Hill Road. One of riders, 49-year-old Gerhar...
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Passerby to woman walking with toddler: I'll hit you in the head hard
(KWNO)-A woman pushing her two-year-old in a stroller was allegedly threatened by a passerby. A Winona Police spokesperson said the woman was walking near the intersection of Mankato Avenue and 9th Street around 8:40 p.m. Shane Michael Oevering was w...
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Bloomberg Philanthropies gifting $1 billion to medical school, others at Johns Hopkins University
Most medical students at Johns Hopkins University will no longer pay tuition thanks to a $1 billion gift from Bloomberg Philanthropies
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Power outages around Houston soar past 2 million as Beryl pushes inland through Texas as a tropical storm
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