Greater Minnesota

Students concerned about voter ID
But supporters call claims false.
An injured worker is able to speak and move after an explosion Monday morning at a coal-fired power plant along the North Shore.
Authorities in central Minnesota say a man apparently shot and wounded his significant other before fatally shooting himself.
DNR studies wolf behavior as hunting season approaches
Minnesota's first-ever managed wolf hunt gets underway in about two weeks, barring a successful legal challenge that could stop the hunt. The opportunity to learn about wolves and their behavior brings the Department of Natural Resources to Sampson to Itasca State Park.
Duluth looks into fixing 16 flood-damaged streams
Duluth is shifting its focus from basic infrastructure damaged by this June's floods to the area's 16 trout streams and officials don't expect the fix to be cheap.
Love is love vs. sin is sin in Moorhead marriage amendment debate
The marriage debate has spilled onto T-shirts at Concordia College. One student who believes homosexuality is against God has stirred up controversy by printing "Sin is Sin" T-shirts to counter the prevailing view on campus that "Love is love."
Minn. farmer pled guilty to raw milk charges
A southern Minnesota dairy farmer accused of sickening more than a dozen people with raw milk products has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges.
Photos: A perfect day in Grand Marais, Minn.
Nestled amid a snaggletooth mountain range and Lake Superior, Grand Marais happens to be home to some of the most magnificent scenery in the region.
New legal tactics take aim at synthetic pot
State officials are finding it difficult to police synthetic forms of marijuana. As a Duluth businessman continues to sell thousands of dollars worth of synthetic marijuana every day, authorities are trying new legal tactics to stop the sales.