Greater Minnesota

Revolting sea lamprey an environmental success story
The sea lamprey was one of the first non-native species to invade the Great Lakes, and it's been one of the most destructive.
N. Minn. bog to be site of massive global warming study
A $50 million project in a remote bog north of Grand Rapids could help researchers over the next decade answer critical questions about global warming.
22 arrests in Twin Ports heroin sweep
Charges are expected by the end of this week against 22 people arrested for trafficking heroin in the Twin Ports area.
Officials say a car driven by an 11th grade student rear-ended a school bus shortly before 3 p.m. today near New Prague. No students were injured.
Firefighters recount harrowing day during Pagami Creek fire
The Superior National Forest has issued a harrowing new report recounting how several firefighters thought they were going to die during last year's Pagami Creek Fire.
The Beltrami County Sheriff's Office is investigating a cross burning in a family's front yard Friday as a hate crime.
ND oil pipeline plan could be scrapped
A Colorado company says its proposed $650 million pipeline that would move 150,000 barrels of North Dakota crude daily to a hub in Minnesota is at risk of being scrapped due to a dispute with Enbridge Energy over the use of its pipleine network.
The Food and Drug Administration has rejected the Corn Refiners Association's bid to rename high fructose corn syrup as "corn sugar." The FDA says it defines sugars as a solid, dried and crystallized food -- not a syrup.
Corn crop could hit record, but also depress prices
Minnesota's corn crop is off to a good start and could contribute to a record U.S. harvest. But uncertainty over prices has farmers wondering if a bountiful harvest might cost them more than they can sell their corn for.
Minn. DNR releases wolf hunting, trapping plans
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is releasing details about its plans for the state's first regulated wolf hunting and trapping season in decades.