How should Minnesota spend outdoors money?
The state expects to have about $31 million from the lottery to spend on outdoors projects in the next year and is asking for your ideas on how it should spend the money.
The state expects to have about $31 million from the lottery to spend on outdoors projects in the next year and is asking for your ideas on how it should spend the money.
Congress made PPP loans exempt from federal taxes late last year.
She is among those challenging Mayor Frey in November.
Marvin is three-time Olympic medal winner and former Warroad prep hockey star.
The father was arrested Monday in connection to the infant's Feb. 19 death.
The trend in Minnesota aligns with national spikes.
A man is still hospitalized after being hit by a car in mid-February, while a woman is on a "long road to recovery" after being hit by a van in December.
The J.B. Ford, which is the oldest intact lake freighter still floating, has been housed at a scrapyard since 2015.
The pandemic led to a historic year for the Minneapolis retailer.
After the Minnesota Department of Human Rights found the company refused to hire women, Villaume committed to reforms
Co-director Kemp Powers also has Minnesota ties
In total, 63 people from across the U.S. were charged in what prosecutors called the "largest elder fraud scheme in the nation."
The South St. Paul native will be heading to Edmonton.
The Minnesota DNR has released advice for outdoor recreation.
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More than $100 million in Legacy Amendment funds are missing from state spending reports available to the public. The state is required to list where and how Legacy money is being spent. MPR News says the state leaves out specific details on its web site about which groups and projects received funding.
A horticulture expert at the U of M is leading an effort to compile a top-10 list of plants that transformed the state and changed how we live. Her team is asking students and the general public to weigh in. Mary Meyer says she hopes the idea spurs a conversation about plants and their impact.
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