The deal still needs approval by the state Public Utilities Commission. If approved, the average Xcel residential customer would see a 2.7 percent rate increase -- or an additional $2.30 a month.
The Wolves' have bought in on the defensive end as part of a 2-0 start.
The Wild improved to 4-0 with a win over the Ducks.
Dick Vitelli represents West St. Paul's 1st Ward.
Four different players scored a rushing touchdown in a 34-16 victory over Maryland.
Father Paul Kubista is pastor at St. Mary of Czestochowa Catholic Church.
The salami sticks can be purchased at Trader Joe's.
The businesses were hit by three robbers just six minutes apart on Oct. 21.
The explosion occurred early Saturday morning on the 33000 block of Hillary Circle.
The defendant is being held on a $100,000 bond.
The former MSU-Mankato star was bitten in his back.
Police issued a citywide alert on Friday.
Mickey Moore has faced questions in recent days about where he actually lives.
The recommendation is 63 percent lower than Xcel Energy's original request. A spokeswoman told the Pioneer Press residential customers would see their monthly bill increase by about $2. If the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission agrees with the judge, customers would receive a refund of about $24.
Customers of Great River Energy will soon pay more for their electricity. The Associated Press reports that the company’s Board of Directors approved an average 4 percent increase for its 28 local power cooperatives. A typical residential customer can expect to pay an additional $2 to $3 a month.
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission unanimously approved the rate increase, but it's actually less than half what the Minneapolis-based utility originally requested. The Star Tribune reports the average residential customer will get a $30 refund because they've already been paying a higher interim rate.
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