Cirrus says it has the cash to wrap up certification and start production of its new jet, the Vision SF50, pictured above. Workers will assemble the aircraft at plants in Duluth and Grand Forks.
"My apologies to anybody who was offended by that part of the snake that was on that comic and it's been taken down."
The Nature Conservancy's Minnesota chapter released a report that shows how many acres of trees would be needed to help the state reach its reduction goals.
The move is expected to help address the school's estimated budget shortfall of $166 million.
Nothing is certain yet. The weather service advises Minnesotans to monitor the forecast.
The MyPillow CEO is seeing receiving backlash as he continues to share conspiracy theories about the election.
The son of the Vikings legend did not forget about "Bountygate."
D'Angelo Russell scored 31 points, but didn't have much help.
The 72-year-old sustained gunshot wounds in the incident.
"This is going to be harder than going to Ticketmaster and trying to get Bruce Springsteen tickets," Walz said.
The nurse's story is incredible.
But there were some notable names absent from the wide-ranging and eclectic list.
Corcoran's public safety director says if K9 Zeke is donated to the officer it will be a loss for the department.
Duluth-based Cirrus plans to bring up to 60 jobs at its Grand Forks, N.D., plant as it partners with a company that makes a new type of small "sport" plane. The Grand Forks Herald report Cirrus is taking over manufacturing for a large portion of the Icon A5 -- a plane that can take off and land on water.
Cirrus' new light Vision Jet doesn't roll off of the production line until 2015 and has a price tag approaching $2 million. More than 500 people have already claimed dibs on a jet from the Duluth-based company.
Earlier this month, Marilyn Hagerty's review of the new Olive Garden in Grand Forks went viral. Following a media blitz with appearances on ABC, CBS and NBC, the 85-year-old scored a reservation at Le Bernardin, one of the top restaurants in NYC.
Minnesotans who planned on strolling across the border to Grand Forks, N.D., to become one of the walking dead in the city's Zombie Run will have to kick up their feet this year. The event, which was scheduled in conjunction with the Grand Forks Zombie Music Fest next month, has been scrapped over conflicts with another marathon.
The Mankato Free Press reports the superstar is scheduled to play in Mankato on Sunday, April 22. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Monday, March 5. And WDAY says he'll perform for the first time in Grand Forks on Saturday, March 24. Tickets for that show go on sale at 10 a.m. this Monday. Tickets sold out within minutes for his show in Duluth last year.
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