The statements and comments began rolling in once the Supreme Court issued its historic ruling.
The construction project that closed the pier included, among others, the resurfacing of 66th Street.
A primary goal of the Minnesota Recreation and Park Association is to increase public awareness and appreciation of the parks, trails, recreation and leisure services available across the state.
Mayor George Tourville is scheduled to undergo surgery first thing Wednesday morning.
All city council meetings are held at City Hall at 7 p.m. and are open to the public.
Adding cell phone alerts to the current mix of outdoor warning sirens and notification by television and radio will save lives, according to MnDPS officials.
Tuschy told supporters he is committed to advancing the RLC’s principles of limited government, individual liberty and free markets.
Violence Against Women Act headed to committee after Senate passes version with bipartisan support but House omits 'key provisions.'
After nearly six hours of debate in the Inver Grove Heights Planning Commission and City Council, the issue remains locked in an intense debate.
Minnesota's Second Congressional District race is among the 36 "most competitive" this year, according to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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"I will stand for the fiscally conservative values of the district by ensuring that uncontrolled government spending does not leave our children and grandchildren with debts that they cannot afford," Tuschy said.
DNR Lt. Alex Gutierrez stressed that the program would not constitute an active gun range.
Gov. Scott Walker is the only governor in US history to face a recall and be re-elected.
Full credit to Rep. Joe Atkins who raised this very same question on his Facebook page.
The Inver Grove Heights Planning Commission will consider a drive up window for the Cub Foods pharmacy and a proposed public gun range, among other issues Tuesday night.
Tonight's meeting starts at 7 p.m. and focuses on construction and community development.
Planning Commission Chair Tom Bartholomew was reappointed but will serve only two years
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The IGH planning commission approved unanimously the state-of-the-art facility that would bring jobs and business to the city.
The fate of the U.S. House of Representatives rests on a few battleground districts, including Minnesota's Second Congressional District, according to the Post.
At least 75 Inver Hills students will be supported in the FAIM program during the 2011-12 academic year.
The course—if approved—would be taught by DNR 2nd Lieutenant Alex Gutierrez.
Despite being one of the first issues on Monday night's agenda, the Rock Island Swing Bridge stairs proved to be one of the most contentious.
Now that the House and Senate have both passed their versions of a stadium bill, it will go to conference committees to negotiate the differences and eventually require a final vote.
The Minnesota House passed the stadium bill 73-58 Monday night. Rep. Joe Atkins was among those who voted 'Yes.'
The Minnesota House passed the bill by a 73-58 majority—a margin much larger than many expected.
Second Congressional District Democratic candidate Mike Obermueller pledged to raise $1 million to fund his campaign against Rep. John Kline.
Second Congressional District DFLers will gather at the Rosemount High School on Saturday to select their nominee to challenge Republican incumbent John Kline in the November elections.
Mayor Tourville discusses a promotion in the fire department and an ordinance involving community gardens.
The city's total expenditures over the past three years were $34.88 million in 2010, $35.01 million in 2011 and $35.06 million in 2012.
The estimated $75,000 study will not look at Inver Wood Golf Course or Veteran's Memorial Community Center.
Public Works Director Scott Thureen said bids will be opened during the first week of May.
The council's discussion of an ordinance amendment regarding the city policy surrounding community gardens caused frustration for one councilor.
City council meetings are held at 8150 Barbara Ave. and are open to the public.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and Pittsburgh Steelers owner Art Rooney are in town today to emphasize that the NFL—not just the Vikings—has serious concerns about the future of the franchise if a new stadium is not approved.