Minnesota Supreme Court To Take Up PolyMet Mine Dispute
A dispute over the future of the proposed PolyMet copper-nickel mine goes before the Minnesota Supreme Court on Tuesday.
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A dispute over the future of the proposed PolyMet copper-nickel mine goes before the Minnesota Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Wisconsin told Foxconn Technology Group on Monday that it won't qualify for billions of dollars in state tax credits unless it strikes a new deal for a scaled-back factory complex.
Minneapolis police say a teen is expected to survive after being shot early Monday evening in the Sumner-Glenwood neighborhood.
A 28-year-old Ulen man is in custody, accused of driving into two pedestrians before fleeing Monday morning in Becker County.
The man who was fatally shot by a Pine County Sheriff's deputy last week has been identified.
Unlike most other sporting events in Minnesota, the Gophers will have fans at TCF Bank Stadium for their season opener against Michigan.
The Minnesota Wild re-signed goalie Kaapo Kahkonen to a two-year contract on Monday to avoid salary arbitration.
Charlie Bergstrom of Lancaster grew the record-breaking gourd -- which weighed in at an incredible 1,990.5 pounds!
Lisa Bender, president of the Minneapolis City Council, is answering WCCO's questions about crime and safety in the city.
Joe Simons was just 50 years old when a form of muscular dystrophy combined with COVID-19 complications took his life this summer. In our ongoing Faces of COVID series, Liz Collin found a man who never complained about the hand he was dealt and celebrated each day he had.
A new survey of Minnesota teachers finds that nearly 30% of educators are thinking about quitting or retiring due to the stress, workloads and health risks stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.
A Zimmerman man died Friday night after he was hit by a car while walking on Fremont Avenue, according to the Sherburne County Sheriff's Office.
A 24-year-old Minneapolis woman is facing criminal charges in connection to damage caused to a vehicle owned by one of the lawyers representing the former police officers charged in the death of George Floyd.
Minnesota health officials rolled back rules Monday that prevented many families from visiting their loved ones in nursing homes and assisted-living facilities because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Minnesota House Democrats on Monday delayed a vote on a $1.37 billion public works construction package in the hopes of securing the six Republican votes they would need to pass the long-delayed legislation and provide some economic stimulus during the coronavirus pandemic.
