The Minnesota Daily

Minnesota tests nation’s first wind-to-battery storage

Published March 31, 2009

U profs work to develop a new strategy for storing renewable energy.

Experts: Cult member not insane despite odd plea

Published March 31, 2009

BALTIMORE (AP) âÄî A former religious cult member who helped starve her son to death believes he will be resurrected, but legal experts say her extreme faith doesn't make her criminally insane....

Calif. judges aren’t sharing state’s economic pain

Published March 31, 2009

An appellate court found that some of the perks were unconstitutional, but a lobbying effort by judges in the Legislature has helped keep the benefits in place.

FDA says to avoid pistachios amid salmonella scare

Published March 31, 2009

Two people called the FDA complaining of gastrointestinal illness that could be associated with the nuts, but a link hasn't been confirmed.

Wind and snow building again in flood-weary Fargo

Published March 31, 2009

A second river crest could come in mind-April.

Mom: Suspect’s wife survived NC shooting by hiding

Published March 31, 2009

Authorities have said they are investigating whether the rampage was "domestic-related."

Ex-military officers back continued ban on gays

Published March 31, 2009

The president supports an eventual repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.

Obama’s aunt becomes symbol in immigration debate

Published March 31, 2009

The half-sister of Obama's late father moved to the United States in 2000 but was ordered to be deported in 2004.

NYC ultra-orthodox Jews give Amish walking tour

Published March 31, 2009

It's the second year that the community has invited the Amish on a walking tour it offers to the public.

Stimulus doesn’t offer answers to possible U layoffs

Published March 30, 2009

The stimulus funds are unlikely to prevent layoffs in the future.

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