Greater Minnesota

National union boycott against Crystal Sugar
The AFL-CIO will kick off a nationwide boycott of American Crystal Sugar on Monday in a bid to return 1,300 union workers to their jobs at five sugar beet processing plants.
Police say a Minnesota man charged with killing a father and son at their La Crosse photography store stole $16,000 in camera equipment.
Court rejects bid to block Minn. wolf hunt
In an order Wednesday, a three-judge panel said two groups that sued to stop the hunt failed to show that letting the season proceed would cause irreparable harm.
Questions remain over Shattuck-St. Mary's handling of abuse allegations
A former student at the private college prep school Shattuck-St. Mary's in Faribault, says school officials should have known about the sexual misconduct alleged between a teacher and students. This comes after criminal sexual conduct charges were filed this week against the former teacher, Lynn Phillip Seibel.
Karlstad fire was arson, DNR says
Fire investigators say a wildfire that destroyed several homes in the northwest town of Karlstad this month was probably arson.
Appeals court: School contractor must reveal subcontracts
A company hired by the St. Louis County school district to manage a major construction project cannot keep its agreements with subcontractors secret, the Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday.
Authorities say it could be weeks before a wildfire in northwestern Minnesota is contained.
Minnesota fire management officials said the North Minnie fire near Red Lake continued to burn over 24,700 acres.
The Minnesota chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is co-sponsoring a leadership summit for young Muslim women in Rochester on Saturday afternoon.
A Duluth man in custody on another charge is likely to be charged in the death of a woman whose body was found on the Fond du Lac Reservation.