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Twin cities airport becomes pet-friendly

Published October 24, 2007

.MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Travelers returning home to the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport at night won't have to wait another day to see the pets they left behind under a plan approved by Metropolitan...

Prospect Park applies for historic status

by Joy Petersen
Published October 23, 2007

The possibility of a light-rail system could determine the historic district status.

City looks nationally for light-rail ideas

by Anna Ewart
Published October 23, 2007

The University wouldn't be the first U.S. university to have a light-rail train on campus. The Central Corridor Management Committee will be taking lessons from universities that have already put light-rail...

Study reports math and science teacher shortages

by Anthony Carranza
Published October 23, 2007

Some say the lack of teachers in these fields is due to job dissatisfaction.

Professor donates German Braille books to Library of Congress

Published October 22, 2007

.MARSHALL, Minn. (AP) - Professor Lloyd White, who teaches German at Southwest Minnesota State University, has donated his vast collection of German Braille books to the Library of Congress. White's books...

Minnesotans more trusting of nonprofits

by Kelly Gulbrandson
Published October 22, 2007

Ninety-four percent of Minnesotans make charitable donations of time or money.

Four of Sartell quints now off ventilators

Published October 22, 2007

>MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Four of five quintuplets born to a Sartell couple were off their ventilators Sunday at Children's Hospitals and Clinics and the fifth was expected to have her ventilator removed...

Former Packers receiver dies at 75 in fall from roof

Published October 22, 2007

.MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Max McGee, the free-spirited Green Bay Packers receiver who became part of Super Bowl lore after a night on the town, died when he fell while clearing leaves from the roof of his home....