2009

August

• AP IMPACT: Tainted cocaine kills 3, sickens dozens

• Wildfire makes menacing advance near Los Angeles

• LA-area blaze size doubles, threatens 12,000 homes

• SoCal wildfire surges in size, threatens thousands

• Report: Many rural women in Minnesota lack access to basic health care

• NASA resolves valve issue, aims for night launch

• Calif. firefighters wage fierce wildfire battles

• Walz Praises ARRA Grant to Create Jobs in Albert Lea

• A Record of Service Minnesotans Can Be Proud Of

• Pacific Ocean garbage patch worries researchers

• More than 1,500 ordered to flee Calif. wildfires

• Mourning masses turn out to honor Sen. Kennedy

• SAT Scores Fall as Gap Widens; Asians Gain

• WALZ GIVES KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT AMERICAN LEGION NATIONAL CONVENTION

• DFL Party:  The “Party of No” Strikes Again

• Walz Urges Expediting Cash For Clunkers Payments

• Kennedy: Always in the public spotlight

• Seniors Worried About Changes to Social Security

• Cummins Filtration Announces Layoffs

• Governor Pawlenty Gives More Bad Advice to Republicans

• NASA preps space shuttle for early morning launch

• Attack on Obama riles Beck’s advertisers

• Dying for Affordable Health Care - the Uninsured Speak

• Bill downgraded after leaving 2 dead on East Coast

• Event: A Diabetes Systems Dynamics Model

• Lutherans to allow sexually active gays as clergy

• Calif. Assembly balks at early release of inmates

• Public health plan idea followed unlikely path

• July Minnesota Labor Market Information

• Health Care History Lesson from Minnesota

• Rep. Walz: Three More Healthcare Stories

• PhRMA defends itself from Boehner criticism

• What Retirement? Favre’s Back, With the Vikings

• Analysis: Liberals tired of health care compromise

• Hurricane Bill now Category 4 storm in Atlantic

• AARP loses members over health care stance

• Small Cities Pay to Keep Air Travel

• Hurricane Bill gathers strength out in Atlantic

• Your Baby Is Smarter Than You Think

• 1,000 still stranded as Taiwan storm aid arrives

• Difficult terrain works against Calif. fire crews

• Phones, PCs put e-book within reach of Kindle-less

• California declares emergency as wildfires spread

• DFL Party to GOPAC: Buyer Beware

• Walz Invites Kline for Bi-Partisan Town Hall Mtg on Health

• Special Olympians, family celebrate Eunice Shriver

• ‘Ominous feeling’ as California fire burns unchecked

• In a Digital Future, Textbooks Are History

• MIT Analysis: A Shot in the Arm

• Pawlenty’s Sarcastic Attack on Leadership Summit Is Off-Base and Out of Line

• CONGRESSMAN WALZ TO HOLD TOWN HALL MEETING IN MANKATO

• CONGRESSMAN TIM WALZ HEARS FROM CONSTITUENTS ABOUT THE NEED FOR HEALTH REFORM

• Vast expanses of Arctic ice melt in summer heat

• DFL Party’s Statement on Latest Republican “Pharmaceutical” Ad Campaign

• CONGRESSMAN TIM WALZ HEARS FROM CONSTITUENTS ABOUT THE NEED FOR HEALTH REFORM

• Taiwan military rescues some 300 typhoon victims

• JFK’s sister Eunice Kennedy Shriver dies at 88

• Governor Palin’s Crazed Health Care Rant: Blame The Washington Post

• Vast expanses of Arctic ice melt in summer heat

• 7 bodies pulled from Hudson after midair collision

• Plane, copter collide over Hudson River, killing 9

• AP Enterprise: Faulty Euro-made speed sensors found on jets

• DFL Party’s Statement on Sen. Mike Jungbauer’s Entrance Into the Republican Gubernatoria

• DFL Party’s Statement Regarding Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s Confirmation

• Hackers attack Twitter, Facebook also slows down

• Preview of Essay by Dr. Jill Biden in Forbes

• Clinton and Gore, Together Again

• After Clinton Trip, U.S. Studies Signals From N. Korea

• 2 tropical storms move across the Pacific

• 1.7 Million Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles to be on the World’s Roadways by 2015

• Retired Justice Souter urges rebirth of civic education, warns of dangers unless it succeeds

• Jury awards $675K in Boston music downloading case

• LaGuardia terminal evacuated in NYC, 1 in custody

• REP. WALZ VOTES TO BOOST “CASH FOR CLUNKERS” PROGRAM

• Walz working to widen wind energy tax credit

• Ala. county prepares for government shutdown