The Democrat says a software company has failed to address concerns about what information it's collecting from mobile phone users and how it's using that data.
With all the mail-in ballots, results may be delayed.
Will Collin Peterson hang on for yet another term?
The coach also said Dalvin Cook should return from injury this week.
It's being called the largest elder fraud scheme in the country.
He will speak in Rochester just days for the election.
Another new high for hospitalizations.
The free newspaper was bought by the Star Tribune in 2015.
The restaurant is among a growing list of eateries to close for the winter months.
The 28-year-old driver was not wearing a seatbelt, the State Patrol said.
Honor the Earth filed the petition with the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission Tuesday.
Danny Lee Bettcher is considered the most prolific drunken driver in Minnesota history.
Wisconsin is reporting record numbers of cases, hospitalizations and deaths.
Current cell phone contracts often prohibit users from filing lawsuits. That means anyone with a complaint can only settle it through arbitration. Democratic Sens. Al Franken and Richard Blumenthal say that doesn't always give cell phone users enough protection.
Sen. Al Franken expressed new concerns Thursday about how closely mobile phone companies track smart phone usage. He believes that companies may be tracking things such as the number of text messages a user receives and what phone numbers they dial.
Sen. Al Franken wants Facebook to be more upfront about its facial recognition technology and how it plans to use it. Franken grilled a company executive at a Capitol Hill hearing. Facebook has an estimated 60 billion pictures of people, the world's largest photo database.
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