Tuesday December 1, 2009
After the Wolves ended a 15-game losing streak Sunday in Denver, forward Al Jefferson's voice boomed when he suggested he and his teammates get back hard at work in practice the next day.
Even though the peak online shopping day isn’t expected until the middle of the month, online sales are up over last year.
If the Minneapolis City Council approves the plans later this month, the department will lose 26 civilian positions, 21 crime prevention specialists, the mounted patrol and the police activity league.
Waconia ballroom septic system is faulty - now what?
Legislators scour for spare dollars for bonding projects
New stats fuel health bill debate in Senate
Bidding to refloat bankrupt Genmar begins at $55M
Somali pirates take tanker on its way to U.S.
Petters jury will resume deliberations Tuesday
Money swindled from Sons of Legion is paid back
St. Paul teen charged in fatal shooting
Troy Alan Reinke, 32, of Cannon Falls, suspected of poaching a world-record eight-point whitetail buck, now says he found the deer dead and did not kill it with a bow, as he initially told DNR conservation officers.
With vaccine supplies becoming more plentiful, the Minnesota Department of Health began posting flu-shot clinics online at its website.
Traffic planners will try to better synchronize stoplights around the Interstate 494 corridor to make the local streets a better option for motorists trying to avoid backups on 494.
Meteorological winter begins Tuesday. Anyone wishing for a winter like this fall should wish wisely.
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