A small grudge plays a big role in Iowa farm novel A small grudge that grows out of proportion is at the heart of Michelle Hoover's new novel. "The Quickening" revolves around two Depression-era Iowa farmwives Mary and Enidina.August 2, 2010
Couple weds on board tall ship in Duluth A 1812 replica warship was the backdrop for
a Chanhassen couple who tied the knot onboard the classic wooden
clipper docked at the Twin Ports for the tall ships festival.August 2, 2010
Former employees worry about adult foster homes On Jan. 1, 2007, Hermantown police
responded to a call from the Stepping Stones for Living home at 4165 Midway Road for an out-of-control resident. Joseph Francis Leuer, 25, who had a history of violence, was threatening to cut himself or a staff member, according to a police report. Police came and soothed the situation and no one was hurt.August 1, 2010
I-35W bridge memorial may have alternative location A memorial to the victims of the I-35W bridge collapse that has been planned for nearby Gold Medal Park may need to be moved because of the park's high profile.August 1, 2010
Bachmann recovers from illness U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann canceled an
in-person Missouri campaign appearance for a U.S. Senate candidate
after being hospitalized.July 31, 2010
Event to help returning Minn. troops readjust Minnesota troops back home from Iraq
and Afghanistan will get some help readjusting to civilian life at a reintegration event at Bloomington's Shereton Hotel.July 31, 2010
State Department: Hikers are victims of 'nuclear game' The three American hikers held in Iran are victims of an dispute between the two countries over Iran's nuclear program, the State Department said today.July 30, 2010
Officials tout success, but cyclists still wary of new bike lanes Nine months after the installation of new bicycle lanes and markers along Hennepin and First Avenues, Minneapolis officials said the project has been a success. But many bicyclists aren't convinced.July 30, 2010
Moms work full-time for hikers' release from Iran Cindy Hickey was sitting in her home
office last summer, preparing a receipt for a client of her animal
physical therapy business when the phone rang. She picked up, then
nearly hung up, thinking it was a sales call.July 30, 2010
Dealing with bad neighbors Midmorning discusses what happens when good neighbors go bad, how to prevent conflict, and how to work through neighbor disputes. Whether it's noise, garbage, wayward pets or boundary issues, the problems that arise when neighbors don't agree can prompt surveillance, retaliation, and even escalate into violent confrontation.Midmorning, July 28, 2010
Lino Lakes approves English-only resolution The northern Twin Cities suburb of Lino Lakes has become the first Minnesota city to adopt English as its official language.July 27, 2010