Some property owners are finding out they can fetch a better price than the government's early offer if they contact their own lawyers or appraisers.
The property was bought in 2020, months after Jason Zucker was traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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The county is now the 36th in the state with a confirmed presence of the invasive insect.
Authorities arrived to find the home fully ablaze.
The westbound lanes were closed in Edina from Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday night.
Flooding and damage from a non-severe storm Wednesday evening.
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The suspect is one of three men connected to a fatal drive-by shooting on St. Paul's West Side.
The 55-year-old from Princeton died at a hospital a day after the crash.
The expansion will increase the landfill's allowable height by an additional 268 feet.
Nancy Daugherty was found dead in the afternoon hours of July 16, 1986.
Some property owners along the route of CapX2020 tell Minnesota Public Radio they're not happy with some of their interactions with the utility companies behind the project. One man who says he'll lose more than an acre of mature oak trees says the companies are trying to low-ball landowners. Others are being told they're not "directly affected" so they aren't entitled to compensation.
Counties in southwest Minnesota are seeing record land prices with rates expected to keep climbing. Officials say rural landowners should expect a 2012 property tax increase of 20 to 30 percent.
A few early supporters of the rail project tell MinnPost that if they knew how bad business would get, they wouldn't have supported it in the first place. About two dozen businesses along the rail line have closed up since construction started.
The president’s proposal would cut payroll taxes and offer incentives for employers to hire. In Minnesota alone -- the plan would send more than $600 million in hopes of creating nearly 8,000 jobs.
The University Avenue Betterment Association says the city isn't doing enough to help them with their struggling businesses -- trapped in the middle of the construction. St. Paul officials say they'll review their programs to help those merchants next month.
Some residents were surprised and upset to learn that while they might own their land, they don’t own what’s under the surface. Laws dating to the 1870s allow the state to own the minerals under property owners' land. Gov. Dayton says the state is taking time out to reconsider the rules.
Artists up and down the Central Corridor fear their thriving community could be displaced as landlords raise rents or redevelop as the light-rail train line dramatically alters the area. But city officials say the train could bring a much-needed shot of energy to University Avenue and benefit artists by bringing them more customers.
The Arden Hills company is facing allegations that it conspired with other dairy producers to slaughter herds to reduce supply and drive up prices.
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