A lawsuit challenging the election results in Minnesota House District 54A has been filed after human error likely led to 20 missing ballots.
A former 3M scientist and self-proclaimed "watchdog" said during a recorded deposition that he "agonized" over his decision to quit his job after his efforts to make the company aware of the dangers associated with PFAS chemicals were met with "roadblocks, delays and indecision."
Cargill has announced it will reduce its global workforce by roughly 5% - cutting hundreds of jobs at its Wayzata headquarters in the process.
The University of Minnesota volleyball team is on a bit of a short week, but that’s just fine with them.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau flew to Florida on Friday to meet with President-elect Donald Trump following his threats to impose sweeping tariffs on Canadian products.
Minnesota’s first cannabis lottery will not happen as scheduled on Tuesday morning. A judge granted a temporary pause after several people filed lawsuits claiming they were unfairly excluded. The state seemed to be moving really slowly since legalization last year, but then everything accelerated last week. Now, there’s doubt again about when the state might start issuing licenses.
In a city that is known for its summers, winter is making a return. While the seasonal winds of change are blowing through Detroit Lakes, some of its newest residents are making waves.