Greater Minnesota

A state senator will host a public meeting today in response to concerns about a transmission line project coming to southeastern Minnesota.
Telephone scam artists may be trying to get personal information from St. Cloud residents by claiming to be from the city's water treatment department, police officials said today.
About 100 people attended a Social Security seminar designed for women and hosted by Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann's office.
Federal grant helps bring solar heat to Ojibwe
With help from a federal grant, the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe is putting some cutting-edge solar technology on the homes of low-income tribal members.
The federal government awarded about $1 million to three American Indian organizations in Minnesota today, as part of a $6.7 million stimulus grant to combat violence against women.
A new report from the Natural Resources Defense Council says Minnesota and other Midwestern states have dangerously high levels of atrazine in drinking water.
Animal control authorities are investigating the discovery of a live goat found in the trunk of a woman's car when she stopped for repairs.
Health care town hall contentious, but polite
Rep. Tim Walz got an earful from a packed auditorium in Mankato Thursday night.
Idled Iron Range miners facing tough times
Minnesota's taconite mining industry is starting to emerge from a downturn, but the rebound is slow to reach the towns of Hibbing and Keewatin, where taconite plants remain on extended shut-down.