Regional News

Minneapolis School District Takes State To Court

A Minneapolis school district wants the state to pay $960,000 in rent for two charter schools.   Read More

Ground Broken For New Minnewaukan Development

Officials have launched a multimillion-dollar effort to move the community of Minnewaukan out of reach of the chronically flooding Devils Lake.   Read More

Richland County Squad Car Hit On I-29

A Richland County squad car was struck on I-29 Monday afternoon as a deputy was setting up traffic cones for a road closure.   Read More

Johnson Presents Medals To Army Sgt., Private

U.S. Sen. Tim Johnson has presented the Purple Heart to a South Dakota Army National Guard member who served in Afghanistan.   Read More

Newest Minn. Supreme Court Justice Set For Oath

Minnesota's highest court is formally making a historic transformation.   Read More

NRC Signs Deal To Work With Prairie Island Tribe

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission and Prairie Island Indian Community have agreed to cooperate on some issues as the agency considers the fate of spent nuclear fuel at Xcel Energy's nuclear plant in Red Wing.   Read More

Deadlines Loom For Minnesota Wolf Season Licenses

Minnesota's prospective wolf hunters are taking their time about buying their licenses.   Read More

UND Police Chief Begins New Duties

Eric Plummer takes over for the retired Duane Czapiewski who served more than three decades at UND.   Read More

Wolf Shot After Confronting Dog

According to Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officer Sam Hunter, two men were grouse hunting Oct. 6 in the Huntersville State Forest in northern Wadena County.   Read More

Organizers To Continue Sioux Falls Psychic Fair

Organizers of the first psychic fair in Sioux Falls say they plan to make the event an annual occurrence.   Read More