Mike Moen is a reporter and producer with a focus on national news in the United States. He has written for various publications including Public News Service, WXPR Public Radio, and Price County Review. Mike's work covers a range of topics including healthcare, minimum wage policy, environmental conservation, and clean energy initiatives.
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Mike Moen's coverage mainly revolves around government announcements, legal policy regulations, and cited data within the United States. His articles typically focus on topics related to government and politics, health and wellbeing, as well as energy.
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By: Mike Moen
In breaking down Minnesota's Latino population by age, nearly 223,000 are working-age adults between 18 and 64 years old. (Adobe stock)
Abortion care restrictions in North Dakota are expected to be lifted in the near future, following a court ruling Thursday.
Minnesota's Center for Rural Policy and Development said in rural settings, parents are often forced to take a child to the emergency room during a mental health crisis. (Adobe Stock)
In the past decade, the U.S. Energy Department said 2,555 North Dakota homes, occupied by people with limited incomes, have been weatherized. The free upgrades include furnace repairs, insulation and sealing drafty windows. (Adobe Stock)
By: Mike Moen
Consumer advocates have long detailed how older adults struggle to manage the cost of their medications but hope is emerging in Minnesota and elsewhere with federal changes taking shape.
By: Mike Moen
So far in 2024, community health centers in North Dakota have screened 11,580 patients for food insecurity. Through those screenings, more than three thousand box meals have been distributed. (Adobe Stock)
In the latest AARP Wisconsin poll, the most important policy issues for older voters in the Badger State include immigration and border security, the economy and jobs, and inflation and rising prices. (Adobe Stock)
By: Mike Moen
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'Smart'robot arms are becoming a common sight in manufacturing facilities. Educational leaders say providing more training on artificial intelligence can better prepare students for systems using AI programming. (Adobe Stock)
Like polling from other battleground states, the race for the White House remains close in Wisconsin. But fresh numbers out this week show some momentum shifts
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