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With Winter Fast Approaching, Beware of the Dangers of Carbon Monoxide

November is Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month, and homeowners, and renters are encouraged to take the proper steps in lowering the risk of Carbon Monoxide poisoning, especially as the risks increase once cold weather arrives. Carma Hansen of Safe Kids Grand Forks tells us some things you can do to lower the risk of Carbon Monoxide in your home.

Hansen says it’s also a good idea to take precaution when traveling, and she explains why.

If you detect carbon monoxide in your home or are feeling the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning, immediately call 911.

Daylight Savings Time Reminders

This weekend, we spring forward into Daylight Saving Time. At 2 a.m. Sunday, the clocks jump ahead one

Minnesota DNR Urges Hunters to Sign Up for Firearm Classes Early

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is urging hunters to sign up now for firearms safety classes ahead

House Democrats Announce New Affordability Agenda 

Affordability has been a major talking point in the Minnesota Legislature, and House Democrats officially announced their agenda