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Twin Cities

Unfinished, but new ethics policy goes to regents

Unfinished, but new ethics policy goes to regents

A sweeping conflict-of-interest policy that would apply to more than 18,000 University of Minnesota faculty and staff will get an important test before regents on Friday after more than two years of development.
by Chris Williams

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Calendar quirk will cost U of M $41M in payroll

Calendar quirk will cost U of M $41M in payroll

Because of a once in a decade quirk in the calendar, employees at the University of Minnesota will receive an extra pay check in the next fiscal year, and it could cost the university upward of $41 million.
by Tim Post

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Plans for new St. Croix bridge headed back to drawing board

Plans for new St. Croix bridge headed back to drawing board

Plans for a new St. Croix bridge near Stillwater appear to be heading back to the drawing board after a judge characterized the new bridge's visual effect as "dramatic and disruptive," contrary to the rivers protections under a federal program.
by Dan Olson

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