Minnesota wildfires
Coverage of Minnesota wildfires in the Nexus archive.
- Your movie theater might be cool, but are their projectors named Glen and Shelly?
St. Paul plans to displace around 140 people at the Pig’s Eye encampment by August 5. Trump blamed Minnesota for a cyberattack on its water facilities, while a WNBA game was overshadowed by anti-trans comments from Indiana Fever player Sophie Cunningham. Chicago Trend aims to combat gentrification by involving residents in a Minneapolis strip mall redevelopment, and wildfires in northern Minnesota are being fought with help from Idaho’s Sawtooth Hotshots. The Heights Theater uses vintage projectors named Glen and Shelly for film screenings.
- As smoke from Canadian wildfires blankets the US, can wearing a mask help?
Air quality in the Philadelphia region is at dangerous levels due to smoke from wildfires in Canada and Minnesota. The situation highlights concerns about health risks from wildfire smoke.
- As smoke from Canadian wildfires blankets the US, can wearing a mask help?
Air quality in the Philadelphia region remains at dangerous levels due to smoke from wildfires in Canada and Minnesota. The article raises the question of whether wearing a mask can help mitigate the effects of the smoke.
- Doctor on how concerning wildfire smoke is for health
Millions of Americans in the Northeast and Midwest were under air quality alerts due to smoke from Canadian and Minnesota wildfires, combined with severe heat. Dr. Céline Gounder, a CBS News medical correspondent, discussed the health concerns related to the smoke.