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The people most rattled by the magnitude 6.4 earthquake early Tuesday said the alert didn't give them enough time to take cover as the temblor shook homes off foundations, knocked out power and water to thousands, and injured more than a dozen people.

Travail chef and co-owner Bob Gerken recently remodeled his home kitchen to suit the everyday needs of his family.

A group of parents in Red Wing has found a way to feed more than 437 teachers all week long as a way of thanking them.

This is the book cover of "Glory Be Saints A to Z" by Rebecca Pohlmeier. The book is reviewed by Regina Lordan. (CNS) Help us expand our reach! Please share this article The following books are suitable for summer reading: "The Big Book of Christians Around the World" by Sophie de Mullenheim. Ignatius Press (San Francisco, 2020). 85 pp., $16.99. Has your summer vacation been canceled thanks to the COVID-19 virus? No problem, leave the luggage unpacked and take an epic family trip to 25 differe...

Trending Articles: Mitch McConnell received donations from Dominion Voting Systems and shut down two election integrity bills in 2020 Published: December 18, 2020   The Senate Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell (R-KY), is urging Senate Republicans to accept the Biden electors without objection when they are presented to Congress on January 6. On that day, one member of the House and one member of the Senate may object in writing to the electors presented. This year, there are numerous reas...

© Win McNamee/Getty Images Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) quashed two election integrity bills in July last year after receiving thousands in donations from Dominion lobbyists. In July, McConnell blocked two bills, one that would provide $775 million to "bolster election security," along with requiring a physical paper trail of every single ballot cast in the country, and a second that would mandate political candidates, their staff members...

im not sure of the purpose, but the majority comes from the state, most of the federal money really gets spent on the interstate and the national highway system. but we can get that for you. >> part of the concern, is, when we make these funding decisions, these subsidy decisions, we really are subsidizing one region of the country or one state at the expense of others. how efficient, how effective do you think thats been going on over the years? >> well, its helped, i think, build an ...