Greater Minnesota

Female coach a rare sight for boys' high school teams
A Minnesota high school basketball coach is challenging gender stereotypes. Heads are turning when the Ulen-Hitterdal Spartans boys basketball team takes to the court this year.
A St. Cloud-based unit of the U.S. Army Reserve will be deploying to southwest Asia next month. The 367th Engineer Battalion will leave in mid-January and be gone for at least a year.
Federal authorities investigating the November killing of two gray wolves in northern Minnesota have issued a reward for information about the person or persons responsible for shooting the animals.
Icy conditions and blowing snow continued to cause problems on some outstate Minnesota roads on Monday, a few days after the holiday blizzard.
A Wabasha County deputy is listed in fair condition, three days after a stolen vehicle collided head-on with his squad car.
Residents divided over North Branch power plant project
A national company that wants to build a power plant near North Branch says it will be good for the environment, but some neighbors are worried.
Part of historic NDSU building collapses
Part of the historic Minard Hall on the North Dakota State campus has collapsed amid an ongoing expansion project.
Global recession means terrible year for taconite
Northeastern Minnesota's taconite mines have mirrored the economic downturn in 2009 hitting the national steel industry, with a massive hit to state and local revenues, several experts say.
The Winona city attorney has decided not to charge a 19-year-old woman who falsely reported she was sexually assaulted.
A 33-year-old man accused of stabbing a Minnesota man to death has been charged with second-degree murder.