A former client claimed Emmer -- who ran a law firm while serving in the state Legislature -- put up a shoddy defense for him in a civil case that cost him his the license for his roofing company.
It comes after Minneapolis announced the requirement for vaccines or regular testing for city workers in September.
Hours of operation at a third location are also being shifted earlier.
The ice cream business said it supports the creation of a Department of Public Safety.
Questions about Ward 9 candidate Mickey Moore's residency are quickly piling up.
The Stones are in town on Sunday.
Four of the 10 lowest case rates are metro-area counties.
Concerns over safety led the workers to unionize.
Cases in schools rose again in the past week, though there are signs cases may have peaked.
The football team canceled its season and the coach subsequently resigned.
The Speaker of the House announced the plans in a memo to members and staff on Thursday.
The latest data from the health department.
The Republican and former gubernatorial candidate is accusing Hamline University of offering him a teaching job at its business school then reneging on the offer because a small group of professors objected to his political views. But one of the professors accused is disputing that charge, and a Hamline spokeswoman says Emmer never had a finalized job offer.
Duluth maintains the band needs city approval before expanding its reservation at Fond du Luth casino to include an adjacent hotel. The city attorney says a St. Louis County judge dismissed the lawsuit because a federal court is a better venue for it.
A business school professor points to the fallout Target suffered with gay-rights supporters after donating to Republican Tom Emmer's campaign. But Emmer says he's a victim of "political bigotry" and says higher education is biased against people with conservative views.
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