The carrier says 4G users can expect Internet access that is about 10 times faster than on the 3G network.
The man was working in his garage when he was shot, witnesses said.
The Shakopee-based company is under the microscope because of the recent actions of its owner.
The brewery came up with a creative way to repurpose unused cans.
Liam Robbins and Marcus Carr were too much for the previously undefeated Wolverines.
They teens were found in a vehicle that was taken during an earlier carjacking.
Visitors left an "unacceptably high amount" of damage last year.
Law enforcement agencies have issued a plea to the general public.
Security is also being ramped up at the state capitol.
The Maplewood company has obtained a temporary injunction against the firm.
Verizon Wireless remains the mobile phone provider to beat in the Twin Cities, according to data compiled by RootMetrics. The Pioneer Press reports the carrier is the overall leader when it comes to the best data and text service.
TST (Team Sport Technologies) Media finalized the deal Friday. The Pioneer Press reports the northeast Minneapolis-based company started in 2004 and is now used by more than 2,000 sports leagues across the country.
The New York Times reports the news station and cable company are about to announce a distribution deal that will bring the global news channel into some parts of the United States.
Banks charge an average of about $2.20 in the Twin Cities to people who pull cash from an automated teller machine that is outside their own bank's network. That compares to the nationwide high in Denver of $2.80, MPR reports. Customers often get hit with yet another fee, charged by their own bank for using an out-of-network ATM. That average charge of $1.58 in the Twin Cities is about mid-way between the nationwide high and low for that fee.
Verizon Wireless is expanding its 4G LTE coverage in parts of north-central Minnesota -- including Alexandria, Brainerd, Fergus Falls and St. Cloud, the Pioneer Press reports. Once the service expansion is complete later this month, the wireless provider will offer continuous coverage of its high-speed mobile-data service along I-94 in Minnesota.
Margaret Anderson Kelliher, who now runs the Minnesota High-Tech Association, will lead a group tasked with finding out how to expand access to high-speed Internet across Minnesota. The hope is that improved access to broadband will lead to economic gains for the state as a whole.
City officials are looking at a plan to add 50 miles of bike routes and 60 safer crossings over the next quarter-century, according to the Post Bulletin. Rochester was named a Bicycle Friendly Community in 2010 after adding 16 miles of new bike lanes in the last few years.
Subscribers will pay an extra $10-a-month to access 5G, provided their phone can use it.
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