Greater Minnesota

Duluth neighborhood tries to minimize storm runoff
Duluth is trying an experiment to see how much storm water a neighborhood can prevent from entering nearby streams.
Rochester copes with emerging gang problem
Police have fought the gang problem in the Twin Cities for years, but smaller cities, like Rochester, are facing the same challenges.
Hibbing mine extends shutdown into 2010
Cliffs Natural Resources announced the ongoing shutdown at the Hibbing mine will extend through the first quarter of 2010.
MPCA orders troubled dairy to take action
State health officials say a dairy farm near Thief River Falls continues to pose a public health hazard. The MPCA has now ordered the dairy to take immediate action.
Slideshow: Boundary Waters Blowdown: 10 years later
Ten years after millions of trees blew down in Minnesota's pristine Boundary Waters Wilderness, the forest is in the midst of a comeback.
A new segment of the Paul Bunyan State Trail is completed and open to the public.
Residents in southwestern Minnesota will soon get a chance to comment on a report that shows an area lake continues to have poor water quality.
Livestock industry hit hard by high feed costs, weak economy
The livestock industry is in one of its worst economic slumps in decades. It's hit just about every sector: hogs, dairy, beef and poultry, and it's causing farmers a lot of stress.
Ten years after blowdown, Boundary Waters still recovering
Ten years after millions of trees blew down in Minnesota's pristine Boundary Waters Wilderness, the forest is in the midst of a comeback.