The carrier says 4G users can expect Internet access that is about 10 times faster than on the 3G network.
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The 61-year-old told police his wife was in pain and medication didn't help.
He won the job over redshirt freshman Tanner Morgan.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires is causing unhealthy air conditions.
The crash in Vermillion Township left one with substantial injuries.
It's now calling itself "Cities 97.1" instead of "Cities 97."
The 37-year-old woman is from Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
It happened in the small town of South Haven in central Minnesota.
Kai Forbath is out, paving the way for the rookie kicker from Auburn.
The sprawling estate was once Minnesota's most expensive home.
Peterson has signed with the Redskins, per multiple reports.
The store only just reopened after the July 15 blaze.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Minneapolis-based financial company polled its 2.5 million members about three months ago, and two-thirds of those responding said it was a good idea, the Appleton Post-Crescent reported. Thrivent Financial’s president and CEO told the newspaper, “We aren’t doing this because we need to. It’s because there’s real opportunity for growth. What better time than when you’re strong and having great success?”
Charges were filed Monday against Lamonte Martin and 10 others, mostly gang members or prison inmates, who made up a witness intimidation network that lasted three years – one of the most extensive networks that investigators have ever seen, the Star Tribune reports.
Experts predict the cost of a gallon of fuel in the Twin Cities will continue to rise over the next few weeks. The average price of gas in the metro jumped more than 10 cents in the past week -- averaging $3.55 per gallon. That's higher than the national average.