The Saudi Arabian Ministry of Interior is ordering 1,125 vehicles from Rosenbauer Minnesota, based in Wyoming, Minn. Rosenbauer says it's the largest order in industry history.
Mohamed Ibrahim tied a school record with four touchdowns, but the Gophers lost in overtime.
In the past, the DNR used airplanes to stock remote lakes with fish, but the survival rate of the fish was only 85%.
Election officials are reminding voters that it's too late to mail in your absentee ballots.
The annual festival begins Nov. 26.
The infectious disease expert's opinion doesn't align with the CDC's guidance.
There is a record number of cases.
Voters can drop off their absentee ballot, vote early in-person or head to the polls on Election Day.
Minnesota's premier independent wrestling company was on top of the world before the virus hit.
It hasn't appeared on menus for eight years.
The decision was announced as infection rates in Dakota County rise.
The shooting happened around 3 a.m. Friday.
People don't need to have symptoms or insurance to get tested for free.
The Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal reports Polaris is acquiring French electric utility vehicle maker Groupil for an undisclosed amount of money. Earlier this year, Polaris bought Fargo, N.D.-based Global Electric Motorcars.
The largest civil jury verdict in Stearns county history was overturned by the Court of Appeals. Cathy Olson filed a civil lawsuit against her uncle William Holden for sexual abuse she endured from 1977 to 1984. Olson claims repressed memories was the reasoning behind filing a lawsuit nearly 30 years later and she was awarded $10.7 million by a jury. The Court of Appeals disagrees, ruling two of her claims were barred by the statue of limitations.
The deal stems from a long-running investigation into poor foreclosure practices among the country's largest mortgage lenders. Five banks, including Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Ally Financial, agreed to pay about $26 billion to reimburse American homeowners. This is the biggest government-industry settlement since the 1998 multi-state tobacco industry deal.
More than a tenth of Minnesota's prison population is 50 years or older. Many of them who need expensive medical treatments for things like diabetes, cancer and heart disease are referred to as "million-dollar prisoners." The Star Tribune reports the Corrections Department has tripled its medical budget over the past 10 years in order to provide offenders with proper medical care.
An analyst says the start-ups will have "a very, very difficult time" competing with established companies amid the global glut of solar panels. Last month Silicon Energy of Mountain Iron joined TenKsolar of Bloomington in making the panels.
Bloomberg reports an Iranian and four Singapore citizens are facing charges in an alleged illegal export ring. The report says they smuggled radio technology from a Minnesota manufacturer to build explosives used against U.S. troops in Iraq.
The Marines have ordered 126 micro-surveillance robots from the Edina-based company. The U.S. Army is already using 1,800 micro-robots in places like Iraq and Afghanistan.
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