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Greater Minnesota

Warm weather brings Minnesota bears out early, DNR warns

Warm weather brings Minnesota bears out early, DNR warns

State conservation officials say they're already getting bear calls because of the early spring. They're urging Minnesotans who live near bear territory to check their property for food sources that could attract the critters.
by MPR News Staff

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Audit calls out Iron Range board on losses, loans, governance

Audit calls out Iron Range board on losses, loans, governance

The state agency charged with boosting Minnesota's Iron Range economy has spent millions subsidizing losses at its Giants Ridge resort and has fallen short overseeing the loans it makes, a legislative audit said Friday.
by Dan Kraker

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Broadband demands rise in Minnesota, but who'll pay the bill?

Broadband demands rise in Minnesota, but who'll pay the bill?

Sharp differences are emerging over how Minnesota leaders will spread high-speed Internet to more households and businesses around the state. The key question: How much of the budget surplus will they spend?
by Brian Bakst

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