Workers at a Straus Clothing store in Fargo were amazed when they opened an envelope with $100 in cash and a letter that simply said, "Thirty-seven years ago I took a sweater from the Grand Forks store. Sorry."
He pulled out a handgun shortly after chatting with the cashier about his scarf.
The home has 425 feet of private shoreline on the Mississippi River.
It's among the provisions in his "Budget to Move Minnesota Forward."
A hydraulic line and three tires were damaged in the shooting.
The school district shifted to online learning almost two weeks ago as rising COVID cases led to staff and bus driver shortages.
A review by the DOI found "significant legal deficiencies" with the leases' 2019 renewal.
The cats were thrown from a vehicle, according to a witness.
The bus had been left unattended with the keys inside when it was stolen.
Officers found her on the ground outside the couple's home.
More than 15,000 new cases in today's update.
The wind chill was as low at -38F in St. Paul.
Kwesi Adofo-Mensah has some tricky personnel decisions coming up in the near future
A fairly routine shoplifting call – over a few bags of clothes – turned into much more Monday. A man and woman left the store, ditched a Cadillac, stole a utility truck and led 18 police cars on a crazy ride in the Duluth area. And then they slipped away. The two remained at large Monday night. All for what appears to be three bags of clothing.
Cirrus says it has the cash to wrap up certification and start production of its new jet, the Vision SF50, pictured above. Workers will assemble the aircraft at plants in Duluth and Grand Forks.
Rick Santorum's presidential campaign ordered 1,000 sweater vests from the Bemidji company and is giving them to anyone who donates $100. The company's owner says he's happy for the business but it's a little overwhelming. And he's never moved so many vests, which are usually a "back of the store" item.
The Bemidji Woolen Mills just shipped the first batch to South Carolina and will begin production on a thousand more this week. Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum wore a blue sweater vest throughout much of his Iowa caucus campaign. After officially being declared the winner of Iowa last week, Santorum and his campaign staff are now calling the sweater vests a good luck charm. The Pioneer reports the former Pennsylvania Senator wanted to find an American manufacturer to produce special edition sweater vests and a member of his staff recommended the Bemidji Wollen Mills.
Bill Batchelder's loyalty to Rick Santorum was dyed in the wool. Batchelder was the only one of 40 delegates representing Minnesota to cast a vote for Santorum (33 went to Ron Paul, six to Romney) at the Republican National Convention on Tuesday. Santorum visited Batchelder's sweater factory in Bemidji last February, a trip prompted by the former Pennsylvania senator’s fondness for Batchelder’s Bemidji Woolen Mills sweater vests.
Minnesotans who planned on strolling across the border to Grand Forks, N.D., to become one of the walking dead in the city's Zombie Run will have to kick up their feet this year. The event, which was scheduled in conjunction with the Grand Forks Zombie Music Fest next month, has been scrapped over conflicts with another marathon.
A man who robbed an Otter Tail resort told the clerk he was sorry for needing Christmas cash.
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