Officials say large federal law enforcement presence in Minneapolis was not related to immigration
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A large federal law enforcement presence drew protesters to Lake Street in Minneapolis yesterday. But, officials say it was part of a narcotics and money laundering investigation and not related to immigration.
A key panel of Minnesota lawmakers has agreed to extend unemployment benefits for Iron Range steelworkers facing indefinite layoffs.
A huge proposed hilltop housing development in Duluth is now stalled, and may not move forward. The Duluth Economic Development Authority says the developer has breached its agreement with the city by missing deadlines and failing to pay taxes.
The Minnesota Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday over whether the Minnesota Racing Commission wrongly allowed versions of electronic card games — including blackjack and poker — at Running Aces Casino, Hotel and Racetrack in Columbus.
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Federal law enforcement presence draws protests in south Minneapolis
Massive Duluth hilltop housing project in doubt after developer fails to meet deadlines
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