Panel Examining Minn. Fraud Prevention To Meet
A working group of Minnesota lawmakers is taking a deep look at health care billing and regulations. The Fraud Prevention Working Group was scheduled to meet Thursday at the Capitol.
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A working group of Minnesota lawmakers is taking a deep look at health care billing and regulations. The Fraud Prevention Working Group was scheduled to meet Thursday at the Capitol.
The Twin Cities Film Fest kicks off Thursday night with a screening of Alexander Payne's new movie, "Nebraska." Bruce Dern stars in "Nebraska" as a grumpy father who thinks he's won a sweepstakes and takes his son, played by Will Forte, on a road trip to claim the prize.
Recipe for Spaghetti Squash With Braised Cranberries & Arugula Blue Salad courtesy Lunds & Byerly's.
With less than two hours to spare, Congress averted a crisis that could have sent the United States into default. On Wednesday night, the House passed the Senate's bill to end the government shutdown.
There's nothing unusual about a cool, wet October week. For example, Wednesday's high only climbed to the mid 50s – the same temperatures that feel so warm to us in early April.
While Thanksgiving is still more than a month away, travel experts said you should've started solidifying your travel plans -- yesterday. Travel websites predict the average cost for a round-trip ticket this year will be $415. That's a jump of nearly 7 percent from last year.
The Edina City Council approved a multi-million dollar expansion to Braemar Arena, and that means an outdoor ice rink, and a dome for sports such as soccer and football. But is it good news for all athletes?
Legislation to reopen the federal government and avoid a threatened national default has passed the U.S. Senate on an 81-18 vote. The legislation that passed the Senate Wednesday now goes to the U.S. House where a vote is expected later Wednesday.
A St. Paul man with a history of domestic violence is accused of threatening to kill his ex-wife and several others.
Many students are starting a long weekend tonight. That's because most schools are closed Thursday and Friday for an annual statewide teachers' conference.
The Army recruiter who was hit by a Jeep and carried underneath the vehicle for nearly a mile remains hospitalized, and his coworker hopes a fundraiser will help offset the financial challenges his family is facing.
Fad diets come and go, but the guys out there should be able to get behind this one: An Arizona man is shedding pounds by eating sausages and drinking beer.
He hadn't opened Paisley Park for a concert in four years - now Prince is doing it for the second time this month! And, this time it's a pajama dance party.
Reaction to the deal is not all over the map, surprisingly. Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) is expressing optimism that lessons have been learned and this type of crisis will not happen again. Conservatives like Rep. Michele Bachmann say they are not done fighting.
Before you know it, it will be ski season, and the people at Lutsen are hoping you can help them name two new ski runs.
