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Target Field concessions workers union, employer expected to bargain Tuesday

Friday is the start of voting for the primary election. In Minnesota voters can vote absentee up to 46 days before an election. That means marking a ballot at home or at a polling place and then putting it in an envelope to be verified and counted later. To request an absentee ballot by mail or to find out where you can vote absentee in person, visit mnvotes.gov.

The union representing concessions workers at Target Field and their employer, Delaware North, are expected to be back at the bargaining table Tuesday. That's after the workers staged a strike at Monday’s Twins game against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency won't require an environmental impact statement for a controversial dairy expansion in Morris. The company Riverview has proposed expanding its dairy facility in Morris from about 8,000 to nearly 19,000 cows. If completed, it would be the state's largest dairy operation.

More than two dozen rural electric cooperatives have filed a letter with state regulators, supporting a judge's recent ruling in a dispute between the Upper Sioux Indian Community and Minnesota Valley Cooperative Power & Light Association.

The trail for pedestrians and cyclists across the St. Croix River near Hudson is now closed for more than two months. The trail is adjacent to the Interstate 94 bridges across the river, linking Minnesota and Wisconsin. Transportation officials say the closure is needed to replace a retaining wall on the Wisconsin side. The closure is set to last through early September.

Early voting starts Friday. What do voters need to know?

Target Field workers strike during Twins-Dodgers game

Major dairy expansion in Morris won’t get additional environmental review