William Bornhoft is the Minnesota Editor at Patch. He focuses on a range of topics including climate change and environmental issues, transportation policy, and health and wellness, while also covering regional interests and world news. William's work has been featured in Yahoo News, MSN, T-SPAN, Yahoo Finance, and Patch.com.
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William Bornhoft primarily focuses on local news, particularly in the United States, with a specific emphasis on Minnesota and Wisconsin. His coverage includes breaking news, evolving stories, government announcements, crime-related topics like police searches and bans by authorities.
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Several small towns made the list, but some familiar high-end areas also appeared.
The union said the cuts target a newsroom that covered some of Minnesota's biggest stories of the past year.
At least 248 workers were named in Wisconsin layoff and closure notices filed or posted in May.
Minnesota TV viewers will soon see a new meteorologist on KSTP-TV.
By: William Bornhoft
Benjamin Carl Hanson, of Bayport, pleaded guilty in a Wisconsin case tied to the discovery near a Boy Scout camp.
A hazardous algae advisory is in effect for both Lake Nokomis beaches after testing found elevated levels of a toxin associated.
By: William Bornhoft
The review was part of Minnesota's effort to protect up to $2 billion in federal Medicaid funding.
By: William Bornhoft
Peggy Flanagan said a TV ad from a super PAC supporting Angie Craig used a fake version of her.
Audrie Pelosi, 30, had worked at Ski Hut in Duluth before moving to Baraboo, where she became part of the local outdoor community.
Audrie Pelosi, 30, had worked at Ski Hut in Duluth before moving to Baraboo, where she became part of the local outdoor community.
