Officials at CenterPoint Energy say they hope to have service restored to everyone Tuesday afternoon. The company is asking people to stay home so service workers can get access to reignite pilot lights.
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Mike Augustyniak was in the Warehouse District Monday morning.
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A motorcyclist crashed into a Lincoln, killing the rider and the 2 people inside the car.
The Minneapolis restaurant will be staying open.
There were also fatal crashes in northwest and southeast Minnesota.
Hawkey described the nightmare situation before Friday's Twin Cities Summer Jam show.
The top teams are reportedly going hard after bullpen help, which applies even more pressure on the Twins.
The legendary musician will be at the Ordway Theater next spring.
The Becker County Sheriff's responded to an incident on County Highway 29 Saturday night.
Viewers using AT&T's DirecTV and U-Verse in multiple cities no longer have access to CBS programming.
It happened around 3:30 a.m. Saturday, July 20.
Valleyfair is returning to normal after the Shakopee amusement park lost power Tuesday afternoon, KARE 11 reports. Xcel Energy officials say it took crews about 90-minutes to restore power after an equipment failure.
CenterPoint Energy told WCCO, January's home heating prices are at their lowest point in 10 years. The company says heating demand is down 14 percent compared to last winter. A spokesperson says the average gas bill is about 25 percent less, a trend that is expected to continue into 2012.
Xcel Energy says electricity should be restored within an hour.
75 people were evacuated from adjacent offices Thursday morning after a utility worker with Xcel Energy struck the CenterPoint Energy gas main, causing a leak.
CenterPoint had come under fire from state Attorney General Lori Swanson who says some customers got pushed into the most expensive rates last winter because they had medical conditions that required them to turn up the heat in their homes.
Minnetonka-based Digital River says a rare hardware failure knocked out service to some of its smaller customers around the world, but did not affect its biggest clients. The company, which runs online stores for retailers, says service has been restored nearly everywhere.
