William Bornhoft is the Minnesota Editor at Patch. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to climate change, education, and real estate within the Twin Cities metro area and beyond. His 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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By: William Bornhoft
The Wolves could be without their franchise player for a big chunk of the season, according to a new report.
By: William Bornhoft
After a wild extra-inning loss, Milwaukee hands the ball to its ace with the championship on the line again.
Only two states beat Minnesota in WalletHub's new ranking of the best places to find work. Here's where the state stood out.
By: William Bornhoft
Prosecutors say the pair gave election judges the names of real voters during the August primary. One says he never broke the law.
Forecasters say a few tornadoes are possible Wednesday evening as severe storms with rotation move through parts of Minnesota.
Police say the intersection will stay closed until further notice while investigators work the scene.
The Brewers' first championship parade rolls through downtown Milwaukee on Friday. Here's the route and where the party ends.
Early ballots are up nearly 80 percent from the last governor's race. Here's where you can still vote before Tuesday.
By: William Bornhoft
The district pointed to safety and operations concerns. Here's what families need to know about Friday's closure.
Officials told The New York Times why the Obama-era case never moved forward. Here's what else the report says.
