Site Map March 31, 2021

Years / 2021 / March / 31

• Wells Fargo employees could return to in-person work in September, memo says
• Attorney: Man seen with George Floyd before arrest will plead the 5th amendment, won't testify
• Biden outlines $2.25 trillion infrastructure plan funded by corporate tax hike
• Poll: Most Americans approve of Biden's early handling of COVID-19 pandemic
• Minneapolis police launch tipline for reports of suspicious activity
• 19-pound cat found trapped in neighbor’s chimney for 4 to 5 days
• 15 million J&J COVID vaccines thrown away after ingredient mix-up
• St. Paul PD's Sgt. Fuzz becomes nation's 1st certified first responder therapy dog
• Red Flag warning issued for northwest Minnesota Thursday
• Derek Chauvin trial: Eyewitnesses testify, Chauvin body camera video shown for 1st time
• Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes down statewide mask mandate
• Chauvin's body camera video seen for first time during trial
• Mike Zimmer 'rejuvenated' as Vikings rebuild defense for 2021
• St. Paul Police renew call for tips related to unsolved December homicide
• Batter up for baseball season with these free-to-stream films celebrating the love of the game
• What will the 2021 Minnesota Twins look like?
• ‘Dysfunctional, but loving’ is what actress Elizabeth Perkins calls ‘The Moodys’ ahead of new season on FOX
• EU says 'no evidence' to restrict use of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine
• Witness in Chauvin trial breaks down in tears after watching Floyd arrest video
• Detectives find cause of Tiger Woods crash but won’t reveal
• People play volleyball in front of erupting volcano in Iceland
• Minnesota Vikings fill void at safety with veteran Xavier Woods
• Wild's Bill Guerin named Assistant GM for 2022 U.S. Olympic Hockey Team
• Surly plans to reopen Beer Hall in June, months after closure, labor dispute
• Cleveland Indians not allowing headdresses, painted faces at games
• Juror in Chauvin trial becomes briefly ill, returns after break
• Pfizer says its COVID-19 vaccine is safe, strongly protective in kids as young as 12
• Former college athletes score high court's sympathies in case against NCAA
• Delta to stop blocking middle seats on May 1, joining other US carriers
• Man on parole arrested for attack on Asian woman in NYC
• Hopkins native Paige Bueckers named AP women's basketball player of the year
• Minnesota's COVID-19 hospitalizations, positivity rate increase as vaccine eligibility expands
• US church membership falls below 50% for 1st time in nearly a century
• Oxcart fire in northern Minnesota is 40% contained
• 2 Capitol police officers who say they suffered ‘physical, emotional damage’ in riot sue Trump
• 'You can't paint me out as angry': Witness rejects 'angry Black man' trope in Derek Chauvin trial testimony
• Sabra recalls hummus product over salmonella concerns
• IRS warns of tax refund email scam targeting college students and staff
• Reversing Trump policies, Pentagon to release new rules for transgender troops
• Have bad credit? Here’s what you can do to help fix it
• Today's mortgage refinance rates pause upward trend, hold firm | March 31, 2021
• Today's mortgage rates stabilize | March 31, 2021
• 17-year-old girl missing from White Bear Township, Minnesota