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Morning snow has led the roads a bit icy.
A School Board meeting will focus on the recommended closures.
The property pair have enjoyed a banner year.
He has been a lawmaker for 47 years.
The shooting was reported around 8:15 p.m.
Are the Twins in the mix to get Josh Donaldson?
Minnesota is still only one game out of a playoff spot.
The 30-year-old has been charged with manslaughter.
St. Paul also passed its budget on Wednesday.
The senator is gaining some ground in a crowded field.
Plus, the latest rumors about the Twins in free agency.
His vehicle was found in a swampy area.
Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura is drumming up media attention for his new book by complaining that he doesn't get enough media attention.
Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura has fighting words for a former Navy SEAL in a new court document that stems from an incident in a California bar six years ago. The former SEAL Chris Kyle says Ventura was insulting and deserved the punch Kyle gave him. Ventura sued Kyle for defamation, saying he has the story all wrong – a "complete fabrication" and "a vicious, deliberate and calculated assault on his character, honor and reputation," Ventura's new filing says.
Leaders of the Libertarian party are hoping that Ron Paul will switch over to their ticket and run for president. However, party brass confirmed they are also courting an outspoken former Minnesota governor .
The former Minnesota governor is suing Chris Kyle for defamation and falsifying a story to sell books. Kyle recently published a memoir and in the book he claims he punched someone named "ScruffFace" during a bar fight. While publicizing his memoir, he claimed "ScruffFace" is Ventura.
A Navy SEAL on the Opie and Anthony XM radio show says he was at a bar attending a wake for a fallen colleague when he ran into Jesse Ventura. Sharpshooter Chris Kyle claims he clocked Ventura in the face after the former governor told him the SEALs "deserved to lose a few guys."
U.S. Senator Al Franken says his proposal would cut energy consumption and create jobs in the building trades. He says similar programs are helping local governments save money with more energy-efficient buildings. Plus, Franken says, it would help Minnesota which he called "the Silicon Valley of windows."
Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson spoke at Macalester College in St. Paul as part of his nationwide tour Friday, and told a crowd if he were elected, he would abolish the Federal Reserve, legalize marijuana and repeal personal and corporate income taxes.
Ron Paul’s Minnesota campaign expects some three thousand people to show up at a rally with the GOP presidential candidate in St. Cloud. Former gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer will host the event.
