Новости за 31.01.2018

Even fellow Republican assails Facebook claim and calls it “Islamaphobia.”

The city will spend $8.4 million resurfacing local streets.

Some who were affected by troubles with MNLARS helped shape plan.

Some who were affected by troubles with MNLARS helped shape plan.

From $65 parking to $1,000 caviar or $800 for a night in a Shakopee hotel, the laws of supply and demand are kicking into high gear.

Many workers have taken their bosses up on their offers to telecommute or have switched from their cars to public transit.

Suspect was grieving for daughter, upset about exotic cat, police said.

Hundreds raised money for Special Olympics for the chance to jump into an outdoor pool as part of Super Bowl festivities.

Fans rushed to Super Bowl Live Tuesday to get a glimpse of the country star on Nicollet Mall.

Ex-Sen. Al Franken had opposed conservative jurist.

Ex-Sen. Al Franken had opposed conservative jurist.

Patriots running back James White isn’t worried about stats -- unless it involves getting into the end zone.

Gophers sophomore guard Amir Coffey and senior center Gaston Diedhiou are sidelined for Tuesday's game at Iowa.

Wolves end a grueling January with their 17th game played this month, tonight in Toronto

She wants to serve as lieutenant governor and senator simultaneously.

We asked Mark Craig to pick his all-time Super Bowl team. It wasn't an easy ask.

People affected by the problems helped develop the road map.

MDI, which employs workers with disabilities that are nearly half of its workforce, has added a new capacity at its Minneapolis facility.

Tuesday evening was the Polar Plunge on the Nicollet Mall for Super Bowl week. Also, the Pedal Pub drew a crowd through downtown Minneapolis.

Country music fans rushed to Super Bowl Live Tuesday to get a glimpse of Brad Paisley.

OK, on the Super Bowl, too. But today’s system is far superior and makes possible much of our technology.