The $58.7 million deal will provide the U.S. Army with 20-millimeter training rounds. ATK will formally move its headquarters to Arlington, Va., on Saturday.
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This story about a West St. Paul couple is simply incredible.
The 40 year old also threatened to kill people inside the restaurant.
The flight took off at MSP and was bound for Seattle.
Their canoes capsized on Snowbank Lake during bad weather.
The pair were killed at their home in Barron, Wisconsin on Oct. 15.
Kim Bartmann is passing it on to Erica Gilbert
He's barely played for the Dodgers since mid-September.
Sick of the snow before it's even started? Twice The Baggage is here to help.
The star receiver paid homage to the Vikings legend.
The incident during a meeting in Roosevelt happened earlier this month.
Eden Prairie police put together a video of interviews with two bereaved families.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and a string of $1,000 donations to area Salvation Army kettles has inspired at least one 'copycat' giver.
Chief Warrant Officer Two Lucas Sigfrid was a Champlin Park High School graduate who attended St. Cloud State University before joining the Army. He was one of four soldiers killed when two helicopters crashed on a training mission at a base in Washington state.
Alliant Tech last year filed a protest asking the federal government to review a contract that the U.S. Army awarded to rival BAE Systems. Alliant on Tuesday told the Pioneer Press that the government has dismissed the company's protest.
Eden Prairie-based Alliant Techsystems has landed a contract worth $30 million to supply ammunition to security forces in Afghanistan. It will be used by members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
The ammunition manufacturer says its been awarded a $37 million contract to provide ammo to the British military. It comes barely a week after being awarded a multi-million dollar contract with Afghanistan’s security forces.
Twin Cities Rise, which trains unemployed and underemployed people for better jobs, has been awarded a $50,000 grant from the eBay Foundation.
Minnesota Congresswoman Betty McCollum applauds the Army's decision to discontinue its sponsorship of a stock car racing crew. But McCollum says it will not slow her push for legislation banning Pentagon sponsorship of all sports events, including fishing tournaments and ultimate fighting.
Army engineers say they're restoring a high-power setting on an electric barrier that they hope will prevent the invasive Asian carp from migrating from Chicago waters to the Great Lakes and Mississippi River. One official with the Army Corps tells the Associated Press he's confident the barrier is working, and that the higher setting is just an extra precaution.