Here are some answers to questions about recreational vehicles under Minnesota law.
(04/02/2012)
Raids across the country last week arrested more than 3,100 immigrants, many of whom had previously been convicted of serious crimes. The operation included 56 arrests in Minnesota.
(04/02/2012)
Greyhound announced that it will not station buses in the St. Paul Union Depot transit hub when it opens at the end of the year.
(03/31/2012)
Minnesota-based 3M has received a $3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to find ways to make hydrogen fuel cells cheaper.
(03/31/2012)
A Blaine High School girls assistant basketball coach was charged today with criminal sexual conduct with a 14-year-old player.
(03/29/2012)
Former legislator and St. Cloud community leader Larry Haws died today, according to his daughter, Kelly Haws. He was 72.
(03/27/2012)
The American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota has filed a lawsuit on behalf of an activist who was detained and banned from a federal building in Minneapolis last year after writing with chalk on a public sidewalk.
(03/26/2012)
A Ramsey County District judge today ordered the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency to halt administrative actions on a metal-scrapping facility in north Minneapolis.
(03/26/2012)
Three suspects charged in the death of a St. Paul man last week. Among the weapons allegedly used in the killing are a Japanese-style sword, a hammer and a bayonet.
(03/26/2012)
One Bemidji company is benefiting from Sen. Rick Santorum's penchant for sweater vests.
(03/22/2012)
Minneapolis school administers and teachers announced Thursday that they have reached a tentative contract agreement.
(03/22/2012)
Members of the state House of Representatives are debating on a proposal to amend the constitution to require voters to show photo identification at polls.
(03/21/2012)
A 39-year-old West St. Paul man is being held on $1 million bail after being charged with the attempted murder of two police officers.
(03/20/2012)
The Iraq War veteran said he wasn't scared away from the Capitol by a tough first term that included a state shutdown and contentious debates about same-sex marriage.
(03/16/2012)
Hal Leonard Publishing Company has settled a sexual harassment case at their Winona facilities for $150,000.
(03/14/2012)
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