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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A new nationwide study ranks all 50 states on flipping profits, ROI and market speed, and Wisconsin sits in the bottom half.
The record-setting cyclospora outbreak left hundreds across the state sickened as authorities scrambled to trace its origins.
A new calculator from the Star Tribune lets Minnesotans see how their household budget compares as costs outpace wages statewide.
By: William Bornhoft
El Niño is "being supersized before our eyes," and the strengthening climate pattern could bring extreme conditions to Minnesota.
The record-setting cyclospora outbreak left hundreds across the state sickened as authorities scrambled to trace its origins.
By: William Bornhoft
Kaamil Omar Sallah voluntarily flew back to face wire fraud charges over a housing assistance program scheme, prosecutors say.
A contract clause tied to snap count and wins delivered a big payday after Sunday's comeback over Green Bay.
By: William Bornhoft
Frustration with the officiating spread from the locker room to the coach's own job security after Sunday's collapse.
A quarter to half inch of rain and wind strong enough to snap tree limbs will move through the metro by evening, with more storms overnight.
The beloved news anchor is back behind the desk months after a boating accident injured her and her husband in Wisconsin.
