Ethan Mercer

Ethan Mercer is an editor and writer who brings a clear, thoughtful approach to storytelling and content development. His work focuses on creating polished, reader-friendly pieces that are easy to follow and grounded in strong editorial judgment. He values accuracy, consistency, and a clean voice across every project. At the Minneapolis Bulletin, he contributes to coverage that is professional, engaging, and easy to trust.

NASA and the USDA Are Joining Forces. 5 Ways Satellites Could Change American Farming

NASA and the USDA are combining satellite data and advanced technology to improve crop forecasts, monitor droughts and support American farmers.

5 Things to Know About the Prototype That Can Recreate Scents Remotely

Scentronic can detect and recreate familiar aromas remotely, opening new possibilities for virtual reality, online shopping, and digital communication.

Travelers Just Ranked the Best Cities in the U.S. for 2026. 7 Places to Know

Travelers have ranked the best U.S. cities for 2026, with Charleston, Santa Fe, San Diego, and New Orleans among the standouts for food, culture, and scenery.

New York’s Plaza Hotel Will Close for at Least Four Years. 6 Details to Know

New York’s Plaza Hotel plans to close in January 2027 for at least four years of façade restoration. Here’s what guests, residents, and workers should know.

Astronomers May Have Found a Planet Born After Its Star Died

Astronomers may have uncovered a Jupiter-sized planet that formed from material left behind after its parent star died.

Cincinnati Zoo Is Helping Bring the Guam Kingfisher Back to the Wild

A Cincinnati Zoo-bred Guam kingfisher could soon join a new wild population as conservationists work to save the rare bird.
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7 American Traditions Being Celebrated Across the Country This September

A coast-to-coast look at beloved American traditions that come alive in September, from parade routes and county fairs to football weekends and harvest celebrations.

3 Minneapolis School Transformation Plans Could Reshape Schools and Attendance Boundaries

Minneapolis Public Schools is weighing major transformation plans that could change school programs, grade configurations, and attendance boundaries across the district.

Minneapolis May Require Human Monitors in Driverless Cars Under New Proposal

A Minneapolis proposal would require commercial autonomous vehicles to carry licensed human monitors in the driver’s seat before offering service in the city.

Minnesota Absentee Voting Begins September 18 With Key Dates and Rules to Know

A practical guide to when absentee voting begins in Minnesota, who can use it, and the key rules and deadlines voters should keep in mind.

Eastbound I-394 Will Close This Weekend for Major Minneapolis Bridge Repairs

A weekend closure on eastbound I-394 will affect traffic between Highway 100 and downtown Minneapolis as MnDOT crews complete bridge repairs and related work.