Regional News

Sen: Decision On Refueling Tanker Mission Delayed

Sen. John Hoeven says the U.S. Air Force has delayed its decision to release a list of bases eligible to receive the KC-46A aerial refueling tanker mission.   Read More

Flags To Fly At Half-Staff For Fallen ND Soldier

Governor Jack Dalrymple has directed all North Dakota government agencies to fly the U.S. and state flags at half-staff in honor of a National Guard member who was killed earlier this month in Afghanistan   Read More

Some Minn. Teens Healthier Than Those In 1990s

A new survey finds substantial declines in rates of sexual activity, smoking and binge drinking among Minnesota teenagers since the 1990s.   Read More

Minn. Settles Lawsuit With Debt Collection Company

A company that reached a settlement with the state of Minnesota over its procedures for collecting on bad debts says its practices are sound.   Read More

Ex-Bus Driver Accused Of Slapping Boy Reaches Deal

A former Minnesota school bus driver accused of slapping a 6-year-old passenger has agreed to a deal with the prosecutor.   Read More

Medical Marijuana Faces Tough Road In Minnesota

Medical marijuana supporters face a tough challenge this legislative session in Minnesota.   Read More

Dayton, New MnDOT Commissioner Defend Snow Removal

Governor Mark Dayton and his new transportation commissioner say they understand Twin Cities residents are frustrated by slow snow removal but that government workers are doing their best in tough circumstances.   Read More

Dayton Says Little Public Support For Gas Tax Hike

Governor Mark Dayton says he does not support an increase in Minnesota's gas tax ``at this time'' despite the recommendations of a task force which included his new transportation commissioner.   Read More

Henn Co To Take Crime Tips By Smartphone

Authorities in Hennepin County are launching a smartphone app for crime tips.   Read More

Men Accused Of Robbing ND Bank Plead Not Guilty

Two men accused in the armed robbery of a North Dakota bank have pleaded not guilty in federal court.   Read More