Itasca is the latest to join the governor's growing family. He has two other German shepherds named Wannamingo and Mesabi.
The Vikings won the game but their coach is still on the hot seat.
The National Collegiate Hockey Conference says that it will be reviewing both the no-call and the aftermath.
Cousins' overtime toss to K.J. Osborn earned a 34-28 victory.
A "last attempt" at negotiations failed to produce an agreement last Wednesday.
Minnesota has seen 17 boating-related deaths so far this year.
The Kings defenseman isn't a fan of the Wild star's new deal.
It happened Friday in Cooperstown.
Another Saturday. Another highlight for a Minnesota college hockey team.
The station was due to open on Monday.
A 3-2 victory over the Kings completed a SoCal sweep.
A blatant hook marred a top-four battle in St. Cloud.
It happened Saturday morning near Wadena.
The governor says he's purchased a third black German shepherd. Dayton says his oldest dog, Mesabi, can't keep up with one-year-old Mingo -- whom he got last spring.
John Harrington, a former St. Paul police chief who retired after just one two-year stint as a DFL state senator, will become the new chief of police that enforces the law on Metro Transit buses, light rail and commuter rail. He'll oversee law enforcement on a rapidly growing network of light rail and bus transit in the Twin Cities.
The International Wolf Center in Ely is inviting the public to submit names for two pups - one boy and one girl. The winning names will be announced on June 4. You can also watch the Center's new wolf pup Webcam streaming live video.
Dayton responded to Republican criticism of state worker contracts saying the negotiations are well within the parameters of contracts approved by former Republican Governor Tim Pawlenty. The contracts would give over 27,000 public workers a two percent raise.
The governor will outline his plan to grow both businesses and jobs in the state during a summit later this month in St. Paul. He'll talk specifically about his recent statewide jobs tour -- which included 12 stops around the state.
A 22-year-old man died in northern Minnesota Tuesday after a freak accident on Lake Pokegama in Cohasset. The Itasca County Sheriff's Office says Robert Stoen of Owatonna was electrocuted after an extension cord fell into the water from a boatlift. Two other people were injured in the mishap.
The First Annual Governor’s Pheasant Opener in Montevideo went off without incident--at least for Gov. Mark Dayton. Other hunters in Dayton's party had better luck Saturday. GOP House Speaker Kurt Zellers and local resident Paul Johannes each bagged a bird, while Dayton went home empty-handed.
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