Новости за 17.03.2017

Class 1A quarterfinals: Goodhue 68, GHEC/Truman/Martin Luther 55

Concerns expressed about cuts in environmental cleanup programs, heating for poor households, AmeriCorps and airport service and security.

NCAA first round game: Gophers ve Middle Tennessee State in Milwaukee.

Nate Mason had a nightmarish outing as the Gophers looked disjointed for all but a brief spurt late in the second half Thursday.

Trump-Merkel meeting should reflect enduring transatlantic ties.

The Minneapolis-based retailer already sells alcohol at 7 stores in Minnesota

In resisting the agenda of a president, bureaucrats may be trying to carry out their agency’s mission, as defined by law.

Arrests reflect changing deportation priorities under Trump administration.

Scientists take the measure of those warm spots.

Here’s one question: What happens when those who opt out of coverage get sick?

Recent crimes against U.S. residents with roots in India, including two fatal shootings, have generated alarm.

Expense reimbursement is not pay.

Nearly 500 students in fourth and fifth grades from around the state were preparing to spend a night at the museum Thursday, March 16, 2017, and maybe even sleeping under the dinosaurs as part of Science Matters, a partnership between the Science Museum and Flint Hills Resources Pine Bend refinery. Students explore museum exhibits, watch a film in the Omnitheater, aw well as participate in interactive activities and self-guided learning before getting into their sleeping bags.

The street is a popular artery to major highways, the airport and Richfield business.

Michael Soucheray was charged in February wtih assault

In a pre-emptive shot at Republicans looking to dilute his proposal, Dayton says water quality law is working.

Class 1A quarterfinals: Maranatha Christian Academy 67, Ada-Borup 65 in overtime.

Gov. Dayton now must decide whether the veto the bill regarding the state’s electric co-ops.

Gov. Dayton, who has his own much smaller tax cut proposal, is skeptical.