The Court of Appeals ruled that a lifetime ban on gun ownership for people convicted of "crimes of violence" does not violate the state constitution.
The Wild will open against Vancouver on Aug. 2.
The 28-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene.
The application process is expected to begin in August.
Developers broke ground on the 122-acre, mixed-use project on Tuesday.
The driver drifted off the road into a ditch and then struck a tree.
The Richfield retailer announced its new policy on Tuesday.
Buxton was carted off the field during Monday's training camp practice.
The city will move polling places in residential areas and in places where social distancing can't be maintained.
The lily leaf beetle is of concern to gardeners and homeowners with lilies and a few other plants.
Minnesota has now reached the COVID-19 quarantine threshold, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced.
Elotes is set to open later this summer.
USPS is looking for a temporary site while it rebuilds its post office that was burned in the riots.
A federal appeals court has ruled that Minnesota businessman Tom Petters received a fair trial. He was convicted and sentenced to 50 years in prison for orchestrating a multi-billion-dollar Ponzi scheme.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled Monday that the property rights group challenging Red Wing’s rental code did not prove it is unconstitutional. Under the ordinance, landlords must have their properties inspected by city officials, even if there's no probable cause to believe there are violations. Minnesota Public Radio has more on the appellate ruling.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals upheld a civil verdict against the University of Minnesota and Tubby Smith. The ruling upholds an earlier decision that the school must pay $1 million to Jimmy Williams, who says he quit his job at Oklahoma State to work for Smith -- but was turned away due to alleged recruiting violations.
Minnesota law prohibits carrying a handgun in a public place without a permit. The state Court of Appeals has overturned a St. Paul man's conviction because the judges say his front yard is not a public place. Police were called to the home by someone complaining the man was yelling and pointing the gun from his yard. The judges ruled police had no right to search the man or seize his gun.
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