Monday November 23, 2009
Twins catcher Joe Mauer received first-place votes from all but one voter. | Plus, Mauer's 2009 highlights. | Mauer photo gallery. | Who's the real Minn. MVP: Mauer or Favre?
The son of a Georgia Tech QB also was inspired by his older brother Matt's work ethic. Trojans star A.J. Tarpley brought invaluable skills on both sides of the ball.
In a sign that vaccine shortages might be easing, the Minnesota Department of Health is expected to announce Tuesday that it is expanding the number of high-risk target groups eligible for H1N1 immunizations.
Silva is chosen to be next St. Paul schools chief
Quam exits firm to help husband run for governor
Library is pressed to take gang force report off Web
Disabled vet who inspired Franken sues McDonald's for $10 million
As cost-cutting efforts take hold, Valspar profit jumps
12 arrested in assault on girl over Web post
8 charged with terrorism in missing Somalis case
Air-pollution levels raise concern in Twin Cities, Rochester
The Consumer Product Safety Commission said the recall involves 1.2 million cribs in the United States and almost 1 million in Canada, where Stork Craft is based. Sales of the cribs being recalled go back to 1993.
Dollars & Sense: John Ewoldt
How'd you like to gather up all the ads for Black Friday and get one or two retailers to match prices? Here's where to start.
Work by Mortenson Construction for Bethel University caused sediment to discharge into wetlands and a lake.
Roadguy
Two years of behind-the-wheel training
Gold in the Barn
Associated Press top 25 poll doesn't include Minnesota voter
Whistleblower
Bethel project is fined for erosion
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