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Mower County Sheriff Terese Amazi has announced she'll retire when her fourth term is up at the end of this year. She was first elected sheriff in 2002.
Spill fears rise even as Line 3 backers vow new pipeline will be safe
As state regulators decide whether to approve Enbridge Energy's Line 3 pipeline proposal, they must weigh the benefits of a new, modern pipeline across northern Minnesota against the risk of disaster. A trip on the proposed route with supporters and critics shows what's at stake.
Rolling Stone calls "Boarding House Reach" his strangest record and describes the music as "a messy, sprawling, daffy, howling set that sounds spiritually hungry, collectively driven and, instructively, a little bit lost."
If you're looking for certain-to-stick signs of spring in Minnesota this week, you may have to wait a little longer. Don't look so surprised, either. "March is being March in Minnesota," says University of Minnesota professor emeritus Mark Seeley.
The Major League Baseball season begins next week and the Minnesota Twins are close to figuring out who will go north with the team.
Wanted: Infant day care in rural Minnesota
Working parents in rural Minnesota are struggling to find day care. The younger the child, the harder it is.