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Shelter-in-place order issued near Mason City hospital Thursday morning

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By Carly Berglund Verified
| KAAL-TV (Austin, MN) Verified
Shelter-in-place order issued near Mason City hospital Thursday morning By KAALTV (ABC 6 News) — Mason City residents are being asked to shelter in place near MercyOne North Iowa in Mason City on Thursday morning, according to the Cerro Gordo County Sheriff. An emergency alert on the county’s Facebook page said the Mason City Police Department is dealing with a “barricaded subject” near the 400 block of South Fillmore and South Taylor Avenues.
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Donald Trump endorses ‘Pillow Man’ Mike Lindell for Minnesota governor

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By Carly Berglund Verified
| KAAL-TV (Austin, MN) Verified
President Donald Trump has endorsed MyPillow founder Mike Lindell for Minnesota governor, praising him as “one of America’s greatest and most hard working Patriots” and giving formal backing to a fellow election denier a day before the Republican president delivers a national address he says will focus on election security.
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Consumer Confidence: Arsenic in rice investigation

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By Carly Berglund Verified
| KAAL-TV (Austin, MN) Verified
(ABC 6 News) — Rice is a staple on dinner tables around the world, but Consumer Reports’ latest food safety investigation found some rice products contain concerning levels of a harmful heavy metal. Here’s what the testing found, and simple ways to reduce exposure before your next meal. From sushi to stir-fry to simple sides, we eat a lot of rice. But Consumer Reports says rice can carry a risk: inorganic arsenic, a dangerous form of a heavy metal and known carcinogen.
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