New Vikings Stadium Nearly Halfway Complete
If you've driven by the site of the new Vikings stadium lately, you've noticed that a lot of progress has been made. The stadium is now nearly 40 percent complete.
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If you've driven by the site of the new Vikings stadium lately, you've noticed that a lot of progress has been made. The stadium is now nearly 40 percent complete.
A federal report says genetic markers of Asian carp are still showing up in Chicago-area waterways, which environmentalists say highlights the continuing threat that invasive fish will reach the Great Lakes.
Whether it's chewy and gooey or crunchy and savory, many of us reach for certain foods to make us feel better.
A recent population study highlights the slow, steady recovery of lake sturgeon in Lake of the Woods and the Rainy River. Fisheries managers say it's a success story that someday will allow anglers the realistic expectation of catching 100-pound sturgeon, thanks to cleaner water, effective fishing regulations and vigilant enforcement.
A White Bear Lake woman is accused of stealing and forging checks from her employer in an attempt to pay for plastic surgery. Darla Jean Tyler, 51, was charged with four counts of check forgery.
The Minnesota House has voted unanimously to approve about $20 million in extra tax credits and deductions that people can claim when filing forms this winter and spring.
Jury selection is winding down in the trial of a man accused of shooting and killing a Mendota Heights police officer last July. Brian Fitch Sr., 40, is charged with first-degree murder in the July, 30, 2014 shooting death of officer Scott Patrick during a traffic stop.
A monthly survey of bankers suggests the economy will remain weak in rural parts of 10 Midwestern and Western states because of low grain and oil prices. The region's overall economic index improved slightly to 50.9 in January from December's neutral score of 50.
Target is giving up on its money-losing foray into Canada after just two years, closing 133 stores and cutting loose more than 17,600 employees. Target said it didn't see how it could stop losing money before at least 2021 on its first international expansion.
Attorneys for a man accused of trying to travel to Syria to join the Islamic State group are proposing he be free pending trial if he agrees to participate in a course promoting civic involvement. The attorneys say their plan would guarantee public safety while 18-year-old Abdullahi Yusuf's case is pending.
A 49-year-old man was killed in his South Minneapolis home on New Year's Day.
Minneapolis Police said crime rates in the city are the lowest they've been for decades. And on Thursday, they're discussing what strategies and public safety efforts are planned to keep the city safe in 2015.
The family of the man fatally shot by St. Paul police is asking the public to remain calm as relatives wait for answers about his death.
Brooklyn Park police have closed their investigation into the hanging death of a 6-year-old girl without a clear finding of what happened. Deputy Chief Mark Bruley says foul play isn't suspected in the death of Kendrea Johnson. She was found unconscious in a bedroom of her foster home with a jump rope around her neck Dec. 27.
Newly unionized in-home health care providers have reached a contract agreement with the state. About 27,000 home care workers would be paid a minimum of $11 hourly. The contract also provides funding for training and five days of paid time off.
