North Branch Area Public Schools closed Thursday due to power outage
North Branch Area Public Schools will be closed on Thursday due to a power outage, according to district officials.
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North Branch Area Public Schools will be closed on Thursday due to a power outage, according to district officials.
Overnight snow has led to motorists crashing or sliding off roadways in several incidents around the Twin Cities Thursday morning, including one that hurt a police officer.
On Wednesday, President Trump signed a new executive order that bans transgender athletes from women's sports. Schools that don't comply could lose federal funding and face legal action.
One proposal would require 24-hour notification of any violence, harassment or bullying to both the parents of the student harmed and the student who instigated it.
The stalemate in the Minnesota House that has paralyzed the chamber for weeks is poised to end Thursday, after leaders in both parties said they reached an agreement on how they will move forward with the legislative session.
Councilmembers will decide on Thursday if they are ready to move forward on a plan for the square that's taken into account extensive community input.
The election was originally scheduled for Jan. 28 after the DFL winner in November's election didn't appeal the judge's ruling that he didn't live there and couldn't serve.
Chanhassen Dinner Theatres announced Michael Brindisi died Wednesday following a brief illness.
Small businesses are the backbone of the economy in Minnesota, accounting for 99.5% of businesses statewide, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration. But the economy hasn't been kind to small businesses.
A judge sentenced a 63-year-old man to more than four years in prison for setting a series of fires in Minneapolis' Uptown neighborhood last summer.
Protesters across the United States gathered at state capitols on Wednesday to demonstrate against President Trump, including in Minnesota.
The federal government is looking into allegations of antisemitism on the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities campus.
Since 2007, the program known as "Come Home 2 Edina" has lent a total of $8.7 million, helping 183 families purchase homes in the city, said Affordable Housing Development Manager Stephanie Hawkinson.
A judge sentenced a 31-year-old Kansas man to seven years in prison for stabbing a 17-year-old Fleet Farm employee last November.
Needle and thread are powerful tools in the hands of one Minneapolis creator.
