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Garrett was in the Twin Cities Monday to speak to the Economic Club of Minnesota.
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Garrett was in the Twin Cities Monday to speak to the Economic Club of Minnesota.
Minnesota Gov-elect Tim Walz is preparing to announce his first round of state agency heads who will serve in his administration.
Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton says his proudest accomplishments in his 40 years of politics came late in his career: restoring state government to financial health and funding all-day kindergarten.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and other community leaders are celebrating a first in the state – the charter application for a black-owned credit union has been approved.
Authorities say crews are battling a major fire Monday evening at a grain elevator in Superior, Wisconsin.
Blaine schools are on lockdown and police are telling residents not to leave their homes Monday morning while they search for a man who they say is armed and intoxicated.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation has opened Interstate 94 going eastbound after a semi-truck caught fire and shut the highway down Monday afternoon.
Beverly Kopper makes no mention of her husband, the alderwoman or the investigation in her email.
The visit comes amid speculation about whether he may join President Donald Trump's administration.
Members of a coalition for paid family leave met lawmakers at the Capitol Monday to encourage the passing of new legislation that would allow for up to 12 weeks paid time off for employees.
The two occupants of the buggy were killed in the crash. On Monday, the victims were identified as Robert Alois Keppers and Mary Joan Keppers.
According to the United States Postal Service, Monday begins the busiest week of the holiday mailing and shipping season.
Delta Air Lines is expected to operate direct flight service from the Twin Cities to Mexico City, in an effort to make flying between the two international airports more streamlined.
A Minnesota man who helped found a business in North Dakota's oil patch has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for fraud in a stock manipulation scheme.
Gov. Dayton got involved after 50,000 fans were left virtually "standing in line" and didn't get tickets last week.
