The company is sharing record profits with plant employees, who tell the Daily Herald that the annual event means a lot and helps around the holidays.
"Minneapolis bars and restaurants are being used as pawns..." the lawsuit said.
It's the fourth homicide so far this year in St. Paul.
Ryan Hartman scored twice to earn the first game of a back-to-back.
The Royals held their own in a battle of the nation's best.
They face a combined 31 felony counts, all tied to carjackings and related crimes.
The Republican said a man grabbed his arms and yanked him from the room.
The mysterious streaks were not UFOs and they weren't pieces of an asteroid.
Mike Zimmer may be gone, but the tradition lives on.
The loud sounds are most likely to happen during the middle of the night.
The federal testing site comes as demand for testing remains high.
He told his 10,000 followers he was a Homeland Security agent — authorities say it was a lie.
Ryan Poles of the Chiefs and Kwesi Adofo-Mensah of the Browns.
Austin-based Hormel gave out $16.5 million in profit sharing to its employees. The checks amounted to about two weeks of regular pay. The bonus checks were announced a day after Hormel released its fourth-quarter and annual earnings report.
Workers at the Hormel Foods plant in Austin are being screened for tuberculosis after one employee there was identified with the contagious disease, KAAL TV reports. Tuberculosis is a health issue for the workers at the plant, but not a threat to food safety, the station reports.
Strong sales of Spam and Jennie-O products helped the Austin-based meat producer meet Wall Street expectations. Hormel's third quarter earnings rose to $111.2 million, or 41 cents per share, in the third quarter ended on July 29 compared to $98.5 million, or 36 cents per share, a year earlier.
A record year at Delta Airlines is coming back to Minnesota workers in the form of profit sharing. Not all of the state's 12,000 are eligible, but those who are will get a bonus of nearly five percent of their salary.
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman says there will be no charges against officers accused of handing out marijuana to young men as part of an officer drug training program. The state found no evidence of misconduct and witnesses gave conflicting accounts of what occured.
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