The University of Minnesota Medical School’s Duluth campus announced Friday an anonymous donation of nearly $1.6 million to help provide physicians to rural communities and train American Indians to become doctors.
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Heather Edelson was elected as a state representative in last month's mid-terms.
Harv Graczyk was injured in a fall during a Nov. 26 practice.
It's a giant mess with just two weeks to go.
Dayton wants him to hold a second show after his U.S. Bank Stadium gig sold out.
The horse was also badly injured and died.
He was driving the vehicle that crashed, police say.
New offensive coordinator Kevin Stefanski is off to a good start.
They went viral, so they must be good.
John Nienstedt resigned in disgrace from the archdiocese in 2015
Matt Dumba was injured, possibly from a fight in the first minute of the game.
A 34-year-old man was killed in the officer-involved shooting on Nov. 28.
Eric Reinbold, of Oklee, was sentenced in federal court on Friday.
While medical students are busy learning how to provide care, their education does not seem to include much about the big picture of health care policy. A University of Minnesota doctor surveyed the state's medical students last year and found fewer than half could say they understood the basics of the country's new health care overhaul.
Fred Wood says Crookston has an innovative campus with technology-rich learning. He comes to Minnesota after 26 years at the University of California-Davis, where he earned degrees in chemistry before becoming an administrator.
Bob Cummins, who has donated more than $3.5 million to Minnesota Republican causes, is telling allies he has had it with Republicans in the Minnesota Legislature and will not give their campaigns any cash this year, according to multiple sources, the Star Tribune reports. Cummins, CEO of Plymouth-based Primera Technology, is reportedly frustrated over legislators' failure to approve a "right-to-work" constitutional amendment that would limit union power.
