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Wind chills, subzero temps to create flash freeze in parts of Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Wind chills, subzero temps to create flash freeze in parts of Minnesota

After a quick dumping of snow Saturday evening into Sunday morning, temperatures are expected to drop to single digits Monday, re-freezing much of the melt. The forecast becomes less about snow, and more about the cold and the wind chill.

Source: fox9.com
MnDOT brings back popular 'Name-A-Snowplow' contest - Vimarsana News

MnDOT brings back popular 'Name-A-Snowplow' contest

Suggestions will be received through Dec. 15. Last year the agency received 22,000 ideas.

Minnesota leaders see 2022 as key year for infrastructure strides - Vimarsana News

Minnesota leaders see 2022 as key year for infrastructure strides

With billions in federal money on the way and a construction funding package in the works, the state's needs will be at the forefront for legislators.

3D-Printed Biofilms: Next-Generation Smart Materials - Vimarsana News

3D-Printed Biofilms: Next-Generation Smart Materials

A team of researchers from the United States and the Netherlands has used 3D printing to manufacture E. coli (Escherichia coli) biofilms that are resistant to infection.

Source: azom.com
Officials encourage road safety for drivers, pedestrians amid busier summer months - Vimarsana News

Officials encourage road safety for drivers, pedestrians amid busier summer months

Officials encourage road safety for drivers, pedestrians amid busier summer months Bernadette Heier © Bernadette Heier Officials advice drivers to watch for pedestrians amid busier summer months. MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) — With summer upon us, that means more are cars sharing roadways with bicyclists, runners and walkers. “So far this year, 24 people have died walking in Minnesota and 224 have died in vehicle crashes that alone,” said Anne Meyer of MnDOT Communications. In an effort to reduce traffic fatalities, the Minnesota Department of Transportation launched the Let...

Source: msn.com