Новости за 16.09.2020

The officials told Medaria Arradondo of residents' frustrations with enforcement.

O'Connor said he worries about those with fewer resources, less access.

The surprising move came during a board member workshop that was intended to be a discussion-only meeting.

Near the George Floyd memorial, neighbors have met several times this summer.

Some low-risk suspects will be released without posting fee under plan.

The 45-year-old doctor, who lives in Eagan, survived his ordeal and has been released from the hospital "in good condition."

Shunted off to wide receiver at Minnesota, Chris Streveler transferred to the University of South Dakota, played in the CFL and wound up with the Arizona Cardinals.

Trump, Biden will be in Minnesota on Friday.

Mark Craig's On the NFL: Kyler Murray and others took advantage as rules trapped defenders between passive and aggressive.

A Senate panel put a top Google executive on the defensive Tuesday over the company's powerful position in online advertising as some lawmakers look hopefully toward an expected antitrust case against the tech giant by the Trump administration.

After retiring from the pro bowlers' tour in 1980, Ritger became one of the sport's most prominent teachers and trainers.

It comes on a second day of controversy after a reporter resigned over an unaired story, alleging sexual misconduct.

It's a shame, because we need critical thinking to come up with solutions.

William H. Gates II, a lawyer and philanthropist best known as the father of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, has died at 94.

Joe Biden has no more of a plan than President Donald Trump.

Shut-in wells are being retapped as economy starts to come back from COVID restrictions.

A motion, filed on behalf of three prep athletes, seeks to undo actions taken by the Minnesota State High School League to postpone football and volleyball until March.

It's been a long time coming.

As veterans, it pains us to see this time for honoring the flag become politicized. It should be a time for unity, not differences.

A fiery case for renewable energy.

Bowman's 4,000-acre cattle ranch in North Dakota has become a refuge for the injured, the old, the lame and the slow, the horses with nowhere to go when they retire from racing at Canterbury Park in Shakopee.

A top Senate Republican on Tuesday said conservative economist Judy Shelton does not have the votes to be confirmed to one of two vacancies on the Federal Reserve board.

Paul Martin, an Elk River native who played 14 NHL seasons, will be an undergraduate assistant for his alma mater.