MPR reports an Australian company is opening a carp-harvesting facility in Wabasha on Friday. The common carp is an invasive species here, but it's also a staple food on the other side of the world.
The plane crashed into a house in Hermantown, Minnesota.
Traffic cameras showed what appeared to be hogs on the side of the road.
Eric Reinbold, 46, was convicted of two counts of murder in the second degree in Pennington County Friday.
The standoff ended early Saturday when officer obtained a warrant for the home.
The fire burned early Sunday morning at a longtime Maple Grove greenhouse and nursery.
Luedtke was checked into the boards in the first period and down for a reported 10-15 minutes.
Police beleived 15-year-old Kryssy King was with a 22-year-old man who remains wanted.
The thieves struck between 7:15 p.m. and 8 p.m.
The fire was reported early Saturday morning.
The project will connect Nicollet Avenue south of Lake street and north of the Midtown Greenway, reestablishing a street grid.
Police blamed 'unruly teens' in the stands and some who were trying to enter the stadium.
State officials on the lookout for Asian carp have been monitoring the Mississippi River. But there are new fears that the invasive species may use another gateway to Minnesota. Anglers in northwestern Iowa have caught dozens of the carp in waters that connect through streams and lakes to southern Minnesota.
A risk analysis by U.S. and Canadian researchers finds the food supply and breeding areas in the Great Lakes would allow Asian carp to spread rapidly. The report says just ten breeding females and a few males would be enough of a foothold for the invasive fish to populate all five of the Great Lakes.
The Associated Press reports the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear an appeal filed by Minnesota and other Great Lakes states. The states asked the court to order the closure of shipping locks in the Chicago area to prevent the invasive Asian carp from spreading farther north.
The Army Corps of Engineers wants authority to close the lock and dam at Minneapolis' St. Anthony Falls at a moment's notice if invasive carp are found nearby. Supporters of the idea include the Minnesota DNR and Sen. Amy Klobuchar, who say stopping the migration of Asian carp up the Mississippi is needed to protect northern Minnesota waters.
State and federal officials are pushing a bill in Congress that would close the lock and dam at St. Anthony Falls if the invasive fish is found nearby. They say if Asian carp get any farther up the Mississippi River, they would threaten Minnesota's $11 billion tourism industry.
The Obama administration's point man in the fight against invasive Asian carp says his agency is focused on protecting the Great Lakes. But he doubts the plan Sen. Amy Klobuchar is pushing is a viable way to keep the fish out of the upper Mississippi River.
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