Officials at Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming say the search for a missing Winona man is now a recovery effort. Twenty-two-year-old Austin King was last heard from on Tuesday September 17 from the summit of Eagle Peak. The National Park Service says more than 100 personnel, two helicopters, dog teams and drones have searched more than 3,200 miles by air and ground. Superintendent Cam Sholly says despite significant search efforts over the past week and a half, they have not been able to locate Austin. Limited searches will continue as conditions warrant.
Voice of the Gophers, Mike Grimm, Joins Upon Further Review to Discuss Unjust Call in Michigan Loss, as well as USC this Saturday Night
(KWMN)-The Golden Gopher football team dropped to 2-3 last Saturday with a loss to Michigan, 27-24. The Gophers made a comeback effort in the fourth quarter that brought them within three points, leading to the climax of the game. An onside kick was ...
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Closed during COVID, downtown St. Paul's landmark Mickey's Diner reopens
After being closed for more than four years, the iconic diner that dates back to 1939 quietly reopened Thursday morning.
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Google's search engine's latest AI injection will answer voiced questions about images
Google is pumping more artificial intelligence into its search engine
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The Latest: Harris campaigns in Wisconsin and Trump in Michigan in battle for 'blue wall' states
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris is opening a two-day stay in Wisconsin and Michigan, and Republican candidate Donald Trump will be in Michigan on Thursday as the two candidates grapple for wins in the “blue wall” battlegro...
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