The Grand Rapids Herald-Review reports the three officers each submitted expense reports over $200 -- for what turned out to be shoe purchases. The three officers face close to a month of suspension.
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The settlements will allow the diocese to avoid bankruptcy, according to a statement.
Previously you'd pay up to $150 to bring golf clubs and other sporting equipment.
The dramatic scenes unfolded in Yellow Medicine County on Wednesday.
The shredder was found to be causing significant air quality problems in north Minneapolis.
The study looks at small cities with populations of 50,000 to 75,000.
The Minnesota DNS has been investigating the deaths of three loons.
Reid was impressive for the Wolves during the Summer League.
The popular event's new location in Shakopee is bigger, allowing for more attractions.
A male suspect is believed to have left before police arrived.
MPD Chief Medaria Arradondo told the City Council Wednesday the department is severely understaffed.
Her death was confirmed on a CaringBridge page.
More nasty storms could develop Thursday afternoon in southern Minnesota.
Sandy Conrad works for the town's newspaper, the Grand Rapids Herald-Review. Her husband, Don Conrad, is already retired. Their all-at-once winnings total more than $1.3 million after taxes.
The Pioneer Press reports the Coon Rapids city council will vote tonight on whether mandate all fuel purchases at gas stations be paid for at the pump. Supporters say the change would help prevent rising gas thefts.
St. Paul-based Ecolab plans to close its Grand Forks office next July, the Herald reports. The facility has 144 full-time employees who support accounting, customer service, human resources, information technology and other administrative functions related to Ecolab's Pest Elimination business. Layoffs could begin as soon as January. Some employees may be able to work from home or take other jobs at Ecolab locations in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois or Indiana.
A line of severe thunderstorms brought winds of more than 70 mph through northern Minnesota Monday night. The storms downed trees and power lines in areas including Bemidji and Grand Rapids, knocking out phone and electrical service and stranding campers at Itasca State Park.
The Herald reports the North Dakota city had about 9,200 crimes last year. That's the fewest since the year of the 1997 floods. However, there was a spike in burglaries and drug offenses from 2010.
On a hot July night, a Houston County sheriff’s deputy behind the wheel of a Dodge Charger, and a city of Caledonia officer driving a Crown Victoria, raced each other at the Caledonia municipal airport runway, the Winona Daily News reports. The Caledonia officer got a one-month suspension. But the Houston County deputy was not formally disciplined.
The Swift County assessor reportedly told sheriff's deputies in Benson he didn't realize he couldn't bring his shotgun to his office in the courthouse.
