LITTLE FALLS, Minn. — Testing has turned up “forever chemicals” in some private wells around Camp Ripley, including one that exceeded federal safe levels for drinking water. The Minnesota National ...
The future of the U.S. military might be found inside an isolated building in the far reaches of Camp Atterbury. Displays showcased jet engines with no moving parts that could be mass-fabricated in a ...
Photo by Mark Webber | The Republic Dr. B.J. Johnson, co-founder and CEO for ClearFlame Engine Technologies of Geneva, Illinois (left), talks with PRUV Mobility CEO John Fairbanks of Columbus about ...
The drinking water at Camp Ripley is tested frequently and has been found to be safe, Kruse said. But its wells draw from deep groundwater, while some neighboring property owners have shallow wells ...
The military training facility near Little Falls has been testing its own drinking water for the past several years for PFAS. Staff Sgt. Daniel Sebo of the Minnesota National Guard fires an M9 pistol ...
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