Fewer Canadians have been traveling to the United States as many Canucks decide to spend their time and money at home in reaction to President Donald Trump’s policies and rhetoric.
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In a Justice Department posting dated July 10, Anton “Tony” Lazzaro’s name is among thousands of denials listed.
Wilderness outfitters affected by the Boundary Waters Canoe Area fires are concerned about cutting staff and finding other forms of income. But they’re also advocating a limited reopening of the wilderness to boost the local economy.
A rally for Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan at First Avenue in Minneapolis included progressive star U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, along with several key figures in the Minnesota DFL. Flanagan is taking on U.S. Rep. Angie Craig for the DFL primary for a U.S. Senate seat.
The list of new brews includes alcoholic soft serve, slushies, seltzers with fruit pairings and classic beers.
Wildfires are still burning in the Superior National Forest and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. The BWCA remains closed until at least Friday.
Police have not released the names of the victims. Authorities said late Monday night that a person of interest in the shooting was taken into custody.
A report focused on the digital well-being of Native American youth and the impact of technology found overwhelmingly negative results. A Native student says technology has its negatives and positives.
State regulators want to revoke Northern Iron’s operating permit, as they claim the foundry is emitting excessive pollution.
After nearly three summers of construction and detours, Highway 93 in Henderson will reopen.
A Minneapolis bookseller recommends Matt Dinniman's bestselling "Dungeon Crawler Carl" series for readers looking to dive into an immersive summer read.
Added rain, more firefighters and a temporary reprieve from skies clogged with heavy smoke have helped crews better pinpoint and attack the fires. But officials continued to caution against complacency as they warned of a fire season that’s expected to slog on into the fall.
The Department of Justice argued that policies that prohibit local officials from enforcing federal immigration laws are unconstitutional. But a judge said those arguments “failed.”
