A judge ruled Friday that the racial discrimination suit could continue after school officials moved to dismiss it. A former African-American student alleges that faculty supported a homecoming event called "Wigger Day."
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The settlements will allow the diocese to avoid bankruptcy, according to a statement.
Previously you'd pay up to $150 to bring golf clubs and other sporting equipment.
The dramatic scenes unfolded in Yellow Medicine County on Wednesday.
The shredder was found to be causing significant air quality problems in north Minneapolis.
The study looks at small cities with populations of 50,000 to 75,000.
The Minnesota DNS has been investigating the deaths of three loons.
Reid was impressive for the Wolves during the Summer League.
The popular event's new location in Shakopee is bigger, allowing for more attractions.
A male suspect is believed to have left before police arrived.
MPD Chief Medaria Arradondo told the City Council Wednesday the department is severely understaffed.
Her death was confirmed on a CaringBridge page.
More nasty storms could develop Thursday afternoon in southern Minnesota.
A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed by a black student against the Red Wing School District over an unsanctioned school ritual known as "Wangsta Day." The student, Quera Pruitt, claimed in the suit filed last August that about 70 Red Wing High School students engaged in an exercise of bigotry and bullying during homecoming week by wearing baggy pants and do-rags, and flashing gang signs. The settlement is pending court approval.
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.
A former waitress at a popular Rochester restaurant called the Canadian Honker has filed a class-action lawsuit alleging a "tip pool" that set aside money to be shared with hosts and hostesses violated state law. She was fired for not contributing to the pool.
