The Minnesota Daily

Biomass plant could cut energy expenses

by Nathan Hall
Published February 4, 2004

A biomass plant is being proposed for Minneapolis' Phillips neighborhood.

State funding to help low-wage workers gain fiscal stability

by Anna Weggel
Published January 29, 2004

This summer, 144 Minnesotans plan to buy homes, 101 to complete higher education plans and 119 to start small businesses, according to an article in Wednesday's St. Paul Pioneer Press. All of this is because...

Minneapolis, St. Paul declare snow emergencies

by Koran Addo
Published January 27, 2004

On the first day of a snow emergency, SnOasis lots or ramps are available for parking at reduced rates or for free.

Light rail safety, location changes continue

by Britt Johnsen
Published January 27, 2004

Funding for the line restructuring to the Mall of America will come from the federal government.

Danger, excitement lure rodeo fans

by Emily Ayshford
Published January 26, 2004

Monkey cowboy is a favorite attraction on the rodeo circuit.

Metro Transit employees’ strike unlikely

by Britt Johnsen
Published January 22, 2004

Although the threat of a bus strike seemed near, Metro Transit and union officials have decided to pursue arbitration to resolve their contract negotiations. While the groups have not chosen an arbitrator,...

Minnesota syphilis rates up 67 percent from ’01 to ’02

by Chris Kallal
Published December 10, 2003

Eighty-two new syphilis cases were reported in 2002, an increase of 33 from 2001.

Commission shows CitySongs as an after-school success

by Morgan Thompson
Published December 8, 2003

A new commission on after-school activities highlighted a youth choir Friday to profile how successful programs can enrich communities. CitySongs, an inner-city youth choir founded by University social...

U neighborhood safety concerns spark city meeting

by Stephanie Kudrle
Published December 5, 2003

Residents asked city leaders to provide better street lighting and conduct speedier repairs of burned-out lights.

Banks target students for ‘stored value’ cash cards

by Nathan Hall
Published December 5, 2003

Twin Cities banks are starting to target college students, among others, for a new product that looks and functions like a credit card. But the cards come with no billing statements, no over-limit charges...