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Twin Cities

Treatment admissions for cocaine down

Fewer patients admitted to drug treatment programs in Minnesota listed cocaine as their problem substance in 2009, but heroin admissions were on the rise.

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Sullivan, Weber to back Tom Emmer

A GOP insider says Republican Tom Emmer will announce this morning that Brian Sullivan and Vin Weber will back Emmer's bid for governor. The source asked not to be identified because Emmer's plans haven't been formally announced yet.

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Minn. volunteers take hit on reimbursement change

Volunteers who drive people without their own transportation to medical appointments are feeling the pinch after a change in state reimbursement rules.

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U of Minn. awarded $20 million food-security grant

The University of Minnesota's National Center for Food Protection and Defense has been awarded a $20 million grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

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