The company's promoting Casey Carl to oversee the retailer's website, which has suffered two major crashes and numerous glitches since a revamp a few months ago.
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The settlements will allow the diocese to avoid bankruptcy, according to a statement.
Previously you'd pay up to $150 to bring golf clubs and other sporting equipment.
The dramatic scenes unfolded in Yellow Medicine County on Wednesday.
The shredder was found to be causing significant air quality problems in north Minneapolis.
The study looks at small cities with populations of 50,000 to 75,000.
The Minnesota DNS has been investigating the deaths of three loons.
Reid was impressive for the Wolves during the Summer League.
The popular event's new location in Shakopee is bigger, allowing for more attractions.
A male suspect is believed to have left before police arrived.
MPD Chief Medaria Arradondo told the City Council Wednesday the department is severely understaffed.
Her death was confirmed on a CaringBridge page.
More nasty storms could develop Thursday afternoon in southern Minnesota.
Thomas Handley is being promoted to replace Erik Fyrwald who left the company in April, the Business Journal reports. Handley joined the St. Paul-based maker of cleaning, sanitation, pest elimination and maintenance products in 2003. He was most recently the president of its Global Food & Beverage division and Asia Pacific Latin America businesses.
The retailer wasn't quite prepared, and the rush over its new Missoni line brought the website down for most of the day. Many shoppers were furious, and experts called it "amateurish."
The website has crashed six times since Target brought it in-house and the site's president left the company. Now the biggest shopping day of the year is weeks away.
John Harrington, a former St. Paul police chief who retired after just one two-year stint as a DFL state senator, will become the new chief of police that enforces the law on Metro Transit buses, light rail and commuter rail. He'll oversee law enforcement on a rapidly growing network of light rail and bus transit in the Twin Cities.
The Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches promoted Noya Woodrich to executive director. The appointment makes her the first woman and the first American Indian to lead the organization in its 107 year history.
The Metropolitan Council is getting closer to finding a new Metro Transit police chief. A.J. Olson has been serving as acting chief since former police chief David Indrehus retired several months ago. The Metropolitan Council said screenings and oral exams have been completed.
Nancy Johnston has officially been named the new executive director for Minnesota’s Sex Offender program. The Mankato Free Press reports she will permanently oversee the treatment facilities in St. Peter and Moose Lake. Johnston took over as interim director when Dennis Benson retired in June.
Shoppers packed stores and crashed the retailer's website in a rush to grab the new line of clothing, housewares and accessories.
