Greater Minnesota

Teleconference prepares Red Bulls for return to Minnesota
They're a long way from home, but more than 1,200 Minnesota soldiers already are thinking about what they'll do when they return.
Prosecutors consider evidence in Minn. bus crash
It's been a month since a tour bus crash in southern Minnesota killed two and injured 20, and Freeborn County prosecutors are considering the evidence.
Iron Range Resources Commissioner Sandy Layman overturned the IRR board's decision to give the center $200,000 to reopen the history research library.
The Big Stone II power plant is dead, but at least one part of the project may live on. There is interest in building the power lines planned for the abandoned coal plant project in eastern South Dakota and those lines could be crucial to the wind power industry.
Energy producers finding ways to fill Big Stone II gap
It's been about a month since we learned the proposed Big Stone II power plant won't be built, and it's not clear what's going to replace the electricity it was supposed to generate.
Parked rail cars an unwelcome neighbor in Lakeville
Due to the bad economy, about 300 empty rail cars parked on the tracks around parts of suburban Lakeville, and it's a scene that's become familiar in cities and towns around the country.
Two drivers were killed when a car headed the wrong way on a southwestern Minnesota highway and collided head-on with another vehicle.
The shuttered Minnesota Discovery Center in Chisholm is getting money to keep the heat on and to reopen its research library.
Rushford levees need $1 million
City officials in Rushford have learned that the levees protecting need more than $1 million in improvements for recertification by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.