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Greater Minnesota

St. Cloud worried about shutdown of air traffic control tower

St. Cloud worried about shutdown of air traffic control tower

The Federal Aviation Administration has slated 149 air traffic control towers around the country to close later this year because of federal budget cuts know as sequestration. Two of the towers are in Minnesota.
by Conrad Wilson

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FEMA to assess ice storm damage

FEMA to assess ice storm damage

State officials have asked the Federal Emergency Management Agency to assess ice storm damage in southwest Minnesota, the first step towards a possible presidential disaster declaration for the region.
by Mark Steil

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Fargo-Moorhead's flood risk bumped up

Fargo-Moorhead's flood risk bumped up

The National Weather Service is increasing the flood risk along the Red River because of the delayed spring melt, and nearly double the normal precipitation in the southern Red River Valley in recent weeks.
by Dan Gunderson

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Dropped long-distance calls irk rural Minnesotans

Dropped long-distance calls irk rural Minnesotans

Rural phone customers in Minnesota have complained about dropped or uncompleted long-distance calls for several years. The problem stems from third-party long distance carriers that are trying to save money, FCC officials say.
by Tom Robertson

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Two Hopkins High School students charged after protest over alleged 'ghetto spirit day'

Two Hopkins high school students face misdemeanor charges stemming from a confrontation with school administrators that police say turned physical, after the students, who are African-American, were protesting the school's handling of an incident where they say several white students mocked African American culture.
by Tim Post

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Dayton pitches budget on Iron Range

Gov. Mark Dayton continued his budget-selling swing across Minnesota with a town hall meeting Tuesday in the Iron Range town of Virginia, Minn.
by Dan Kraker

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SE Minn. now on hook for more costs in Mayo plan

SE Minn. now on hook for more costs in Mayo plan

If the Mayo Clinic is to expand in Rochester, city and county residents must contribute a larger share of the $500 million needed for public transit and other improvements, state lawmakers said this week.
by Elizabeth Baier

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Franken, others tour SW Minn. storm damage, estimated at $10M

Franken, others tour SW Minn. storm damage, estimated at $10M

State and federal officials toured ice storm damage on Saturday in southwestern Minnesota, where government and business representatives estimate it will cost more than $10 million to clean up tree limbs and restore power.
by Mark Steil

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