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Faribault and Waterville are among the cities badly hit.
The bank has seen its reputation tank in recent years.
But there's also been a drop in the number of available jobs in the state.
Tens of thousands of documents have been released on Thursday.
His family said he was fighting a rare, aggressive form of cancer.
It's to mark World Car-Free Day.
Police found the vehicle resting on its roof in a ravine.
The environment will be favorable for strong tornadoes.
Police say the child "darted into traffic" and was hit.
Karen Monahan posted the document on Twitter Wednesday.
The victim is 40-year-old Andrew Lee Little.
He's facing a felony for attempted robbery.
For a second consecutive day Vikings cornerback Chris Cook failed to pass the NFL's mandated post-concussion tests, meaning it's unlikely that he'll play in the team's third preseason game Friday night against the Chargers.
The jury acquitted the Vikings cornerback on felony demestic assault charges. He was accused of strangling and hitting his girlfriend last fall. Cook claims he was defending himself from her attack.
Vikings cornerback Chris Cook will now answer to a second felony assault charge. The Star Tribune reports the woman who accuses Cook of choking her now claims she suffered hearing loss after the alleged attack. Cook is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday before Hennepin County District Judge Robert Small.
Leslie Frazier will be making sure all-pro defensive end Jared Allen isn't overused this season. "We're going to make a concerted effort to try to get him off the field at times," Allen played 90 percent of the team's snaps last season. Meanwhile, Greg Childs and Chris Cook were the standouts of Thursday's practice.
Two important starters sat out of Vikings practice on Sunday with concussion-like symptoms. Tight end Kyle Rudolph and defensive back Chris Cook were banged up in Friday's preseason win over the Bills, and while test results have been positive, the team won't risk any unnecessary contact.
Vikings cornerback Chris Cook, who missed the final 10 games of 2011 as he battled a felony domestic assault charge, tells Fox Sports North he has work to do in the offseason to earn the trust of his teammates again.
The Vikings cornerback missed the final 10 games of the 2011 season while facing felony domestic assault charges. A jury acquitted Chris Cook in March after a high-profile trial and he returned to the team's roster. He tells the Star Tribune, "I think about my actions before I actually act on them. And I appreciate what I have now way more than I did before. I can't take this for granted."
Opening arguments were heard Tuesday in the domestic assault trial of Vikings cornerback Chris Cook. While the prosecution contends Cook's alleged actions were the result of a jealous man, the defense says Cook's accuser was the aggressor -- with the football player having the "right to protect himself."