Saint Paul, MN News

• Saint Paul, MN News
• Metro area under severe thunderstorm and flash flood watch
• Ceremony marks 150 years since Minnesota soldier's death
• Fewer attending religious services in Minnesota, North Dakota
• Minnesota: Web biking tool goes live
• Boy who survived sailboat accident released from hospital
• Crowds gather for Golden Gate Bridge celebration
• Indy 500 in the books, but heat isn't a record
• Tigers 4, Twins 3: Miguel Cabrera's two-run homer off closer Matt Capps gives Detroit a sweep
• Syria denies Houla killings, UN condemns attack
• Miami police kill man found engaging in act of cannibalism
• Minnesota Twins need pitchers, and Komatsu caught in crossfire
• Wisconsin: Winds knock over semi near Chimney Rock
• Dario Franchitti wins his third Indy 500
• Dave Orrick: Signs of life appearing in area blackened by the Pagami Creek Fire
• Vikings stadium: At key point, it was state vs. Vikings. Guess who blinked.
• Joe Soucheray: St. Paul turning into Chicago? I don't think so.
• St. Paul: There are some new police dogs in town
• Break in Etan Patz case brings hope, tears to Wetterlings, other families
• Dave Orrick: Strange beauty of the scorched BWCA
• Sounds of summer: This season's lineup of outdoor music festivals
• Lightning strikes several Twin Cities homes, starting 2 fires
• Minnesota Twins' majors-worst rotation tagged again
• Lightning strikes several Twin Cities homes, starting fires
• Minnesota Vikings lineman hopeful Scott Kooistra rebuilding life after spinal injury
• Wisconsin recall: Scott Walker tells Hudson supporters clock is ticking
• Vatican confirms pope's butler arrested in scandal
• New Wisconsin parking meters text when time's almost up
• Minnesota woman guilty of killing husband with van
• Dozens of children killed in new Syria attack
• CIA remembers those lost in covert operations
• 2 people struck by lightning in Iowa
• Ex-Mubarak PM praises 'glorious' Egyptian uprising
• Coroner: Gunman in Indiana standoff from Texas
• Donald Driver's profile increases after winning show
• St. Paul: Visa denial cancels play at Flint Hills children's fest
• Review: LMFAO ignites crowd, but show gets old fast
• Charley Walters: Naming rights for new Vikings stadium could be worth $15 million a year
• Animatronic dinosaurs exhibit begins at Minnesota Zoo (w/ video)
• Hastings struggles with heroin use among its young people
• University of Minnesota regents getting more oversight of executive pay
• Rate hike approved for Minnesota Energy Resources customers
• Wisconsin: Styles clash during recall campaign
• Inver Grove Heights student teacher accused of 'sexting,' stalking 17-year-old student
• Chronic wasting disease found in a red deer from North Oaks farm herd
• Fast-moving Michigan wildfire burns 17,000 acres
• Suspect awaits arraignment in '79 Etan Patz case
• Ramsey County attorney turns down request for probe of GOP group
• Fairview patients describe being hospitalized, with a bill collector at their side
• Vikings stadium: Now that it has been approved, what's next
• Mounds View man snatched daughter, 3, from day care, charges say
• Minnesota Twins pitcher Nick Blackburn appears headed for rehab stint
• Vikings stadium: Minneapolis City Council gives deal its final approval
• Senators seek to name bison 'national mammal'
• Alumnae Relations "bursts forth" with accomplishments and awards
• Talked to Midwestern Energy News about how to reduce our dependence on fossil fu...
• US stock futures mixed ahead of holiday
• Students help homeless young people connect to legal services
• Woman shot in NE Minneapolis identified
• Egypt vote: Brotherhood advances to second round
• St. Paul: 170-pound dog bit girl on head
• Syrian troops fire on protest in Aleppo; 2 killed
• Dragon capsule on course for space station arrival
• Vatican tracks down document holder
• An empty boat on river in St. Paul sets off a frantic search
• French president: All combat troops out in 2012
• Wisconsin: Cleanup under way from strong storms
• Turkey: Two policemen killed in suicide attack
• Trainer O'Neill suspended by Calif. racing board
• Clinics Certified As Health Care Homes Now Serving 2 Million Minnesotans
• Minnesota weather in May: Wet and wetter
• GSA parts ways with host of $823,000 Vegas conference
• Tornado doesn't stop Kansas couple's wedding day (w/ video)
• Unabomber embarrasses, angers Harvard Class of '62
• Apple Valley man pleads guilty in fatal accidental shooting at Burnsville home
• Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds lemon-law verdict in case of defective Mercedes
• Obituary: John 'Smokey' Ordway Jr., 89, was 3M heir, businessman, philanthropist
• Onetime top California football prospect exonerated
• Railroad, family reach settlement in 2009 Blue Earth County crash
• 'Men in Black 3' review: It's 'Black' to the future
• Karen Rauenhorst among 'proven leaders' named to head St. Kate's Board
• Growing attention for professor’s work on domestic violence
• Celebrity birthdays for May 24
• Stocks open mixed as Europe summit disappoints
• Unabomber updates Harvard University alumni book
• Northeast Minneapolis: Woman shot, killed
• Twin Cities weather: Rains slow traffic; storms expected through weekend
• NYPD: Person implicated in Etan Patz death
• More than 100 bronze vases stolen from Crystal cemetery
• Wisconsin: Man accused of political threats released from jail
• Northwestern Wisconsin burning restrictions lifted
• Private supply ship flies by space station in test
• Legal experts discuss FAMU band member interviews
• Weekly US jobless aid applications dip to 370,000
• High winds trash cars at New Ulm dealership
• Jury: Mayo Clinic not negligent in teenage patient's death
• St. Paul: City council eases parking requirements for restaurants
• Vikings stadium: Minneapolis City Council to take up financing plan
• Restaurant patio picks: Readers' favorites
• Restaurant patio picks: the Pioneer Press' favorites
• HP to cut 27,000 jobs to save up to $3.5B annually
• St. Paul Saints call junior sluggers to swing away on carp
• Illinois man describes hours trapped in Iowa cave
• Westminster Court tenants fought for cleaner homes - now they're being kicked out
• Witness: Kiley tried to get $600K cash before Trevor Cook scheme crumbled
• Nicole Beecroft, convicted of killing baby, will get new trial
• Fitzgerald stepping down as US attorney in Chicago
• Stillwater: Lineup announced for Summer Tuesdays
• Students, faculty and staff enjoy annual Dew Drop Bop
• Talked to Tom Crann yesterday on the anniversary of the the tornado about how Mi...
• ‘Emerging leaders’ honored for equality work
• Green Bay Packers star Donald Driver is new 'Dancing With the Stars' champ
• Celebrity birthdays May 23
• Kylie Minogue at Cannes in bizarre 'Holy Motors'
• Kidnapping suspect found in Anoka County
• Egyptians vote in first free presidential election
• Pakistani who helped US sentenced to prison
• Library of Congress taps 25 sounds for registry
• US futures follow Europe and Asia downward
• Ohio puppies found in suitcase going to new homes
• Runners: Madison marathon organizers weigh cancellation
• Twin Cities weather: Heavy rain, possible flash floods
• Wisconsin man who died on I-694 ID'd
• White Bear Lake woman accused of harassing neighbors over three years
• Medtronic to cut 1,000 jobs, including 250 in Twin Cities
• Oak Park Heights businesses want Omaha open when St. Croix bridge is built
• At Van Dusen mansion, investment expert smelled fraud
• APNewsBreak: NKorea upgrading rocket launch site
• Pedestrian fatally hit by train in Plymouth
• Man accused of sexually assaulting woman in hot tub at Apple Valley fitness club
• Motorist killed in crash on I-694 in Shoreview
• St. Paul Saints: Port Authority buys Lowertown building to make way for ballpark
• Wisconsin recall: Beating Scott Walker will require strong turnout of youth vote
• Iowa man with zebra, parrot in truck gets DWI
• Tom Powers: For Twins pitching, it's now all about trade deadline
• Banned from Walmart for life, Wisconsin woman allegedly used 3 kids to shoplift
• Hosting a Job & Career Fair tomorrow morning at 11:00 at the Powderhorn Park Bui...
• One year after the tornado hit the Minneapolis Metro, I am proud of the unity an...
• Student Award of Merit winner focuses on children and families
• SpaceX private supply ship rockets toward space station
• Wisconsin: Foundation streams video of whooping crane chicks
• Report: Hibbing students' fatal crash caused by speed, inattention
• Ingenuity, plywood and sweat save horse stuck in swamp
• Former janitor sentenced for arson at Grand Rapids church
• Austin: To have parents present, couple hold wedding in cemetery
• Tim Pawlenty has Scott Walker's back on jobs trip to La Crosse
• 8 hurt in Oklahoma City shooting after NBA playoff
• Egypt: 5 police sentenced for killing protesters
• Minnesota's student/counselor ratio concerns school officials
• Everest will be crowded again days after 4 killed
• Minnesota schools say farewell to No Child Left Behind
• American Baskets and Michael Schmidt at Grand Hand Gallery
• Cylinder Jewelry Show at Grand Hand Gallery
• A year later, North Minneapolis still coping with recovery from tornado
• Coleman signals St. Paul's intention to seek $27 million for Lowertown ballpark
• Labor judge overturns union election at New York Target
• Wallenda to be tethered to Niagara Falls tightrope
• Video shows waterfall rescue of Washington state teen
• Reaction divided as former Rutgers student gets 30 days in jail for webcam spying
• Police: Michigan grandmother shot grandson 8 times
• Wisconsin police officer accused of handcuffing his wife is fired
• Ely wildfire declared 100 percent contained
• Vikings stadium: Minneapolis City Council committee gets an update
• Minnesota seat belt campaign launches
• Where are Facebook's friends? Stock down after IPO
• Man becomes only third person to survive plunge over Niagara Falls
• Red Bull Crashed Ice helped boost January sales by $20 million in St. Paul
• Fashion apparel professor is eco-fashion expert
• Center for Sales Innovation director authors business commentary
• Joined WCCO's Esme Murphy Sunday to talk about my efforts to restore democracy i...
• Suicide bombing kills at least 60 killed in Yemen
• Celebrity birthdays May 21
• NATO touts Afghan war's end as fighting goes on
• Wisconsin: Man says he was shot at as residence burned
• 16-year-old graduates from UW-Madison
• Slideshow: chilly morning for the Albert Lea Triathlon
• Stillwater couple killed in Prescott, Wis., head-on collision
• In Joplin, a senior year to remember after tornado
• Italy quake victims wake in cars, tents, schools
• Jury at Edwards trial set to resume deliberations
• CDC: Half of overweight teens have heart risk
• Staff: Use and record your vacation, paid-leave time and/or floating holiday before the deadline(s)
• Tickets for two Twins games go on sale this morning at Tommie Central
• Summer Metro Transit C-Pass now available
• AARC to close May 26-28 for Memorial Day weekend
• Anderson Student Center Gallery lists summer hours
• Nice Ride Minnesota bike-share program member drive under way
• Career Development Center welcomes students and alumni to job-search group in June
• Children’s art exhibit can be seen here May 24 to June 15
• Suspect arrested in Frogtown hit-and-run
• Tom Powers: Lynx looking to ring up some history
• Lynx 105, Mercury 83: Defending WNBA champs win season opener
• Brewers 16, Twins 4: Winning streak ends at four
• Marvin Winans' alleged carjackers charged in Detroit
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
• Minnesota: Returning veterans must adjust to 'normal'
• St. Louis Park man hurt in Wisconsin motorcycle crash
• More activists charged related to NATO summit
• Minnesota company recalls 450 lbs. of steakhouse burgers
• Libyan convicted in Lockerbie bombing dies at 60
• Italy: Earthquake kills at least 5 in north
• Twins pitcher Carl Pavano could have next start delayed to Friday
• Tom Powers: Are owners at fault for Minnesota's unprecedented sports skid?
• Watchdog: Graduation means pomp and circumstance and fees
• When housing went bust, some neighbors built
• Van Halen at the X: It looked like they were getting along, at least
• Transgender Miss Universe Canada contestant loses
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg weds on day after IPO
• Mary Kennedy is mourned at private funeral in NY
• Rescuers free man trapped overnight in Iowa state park cave
• Eagan motorcyclist critical after collision with semi
• Obama sees 'emerging consensus' on economic fix
• Las Vegas-bound plane makes emergency landing in Duluth
• St. Paul Lutherans vote to oppose November marriage amendment
• Motorcyclist in Forest Lake fatality identified
• Seven from east metro named Scholars of Distinction
• Inver Grove Heights motorcyclist injured in Oakdale chain reaction
• Ron Paul backers complete weekend sweep in Minnesota
• St. Paul: Boy, 4, struck on way to his birthday party
• Thunderstorm warning extended, power outages in Twin Cities
• Tschida Bakery serves up its last sweet bites to loyal St. Paul customers
• Chinese activist who fled house arrest lands in US
• 3 charged with terror conspiracy ahead of NATO
• Jurors in Edwards trial will resume talks Monday
• Now that Facebook is public, a lesson on handling its boy genius
• Twin Cities: Wife tells of kidnapping, hours of death threats
• St. Paul: NFL's Stacy Robinson to be remembered at rec center reopening
• Twins 11, Brewers 3: Minnesota has first three-game win streak
• Lutherans to vote Saturday on resolution dealing with marriage amendment
• Hundreds leave Venezuelan prison, ending standoff
• California hero of bizarre 1976 school bus hijacking dies at 91
• Alzheimer's patient improperly committed, Wisconsin Supreme Court says
• Nearly half of Centerpoint Energy customers to get refund credits
• State GOP party finances report finds misreporting, suspect decision-making
• West St. Paul considers ban on coal tar-based asphalt sealer
• Motorcycle crash cleared after tying up southbound I-694 in Oakdale
• Twin Cities hit 93 degrees, breaking temperature record
• Amy Senser hit-run conviction: She didn't get fair trial, her lawyer says
• Ron Paul gets raucous reception at Minnesota Republican convention
• St. Croix River: Sand mining sediment leaked into protected waterway
• Departing state Sen. Chris Gerlach to run for Dakota County Board seat
• Minnesota judges block rapist's bid for more freedom
• Bail lowered for Madison couple accused of starving teenage girl
• St. Paul commission OKs 5-story student apartment building on Grand Avenue
• France's Hollande sticking to early Afghan pullout
• Heather Kampf and Craig Miller earn USA 1 Mile Road Championship titles
• Iron casting is demonstrated at Mother's Day Iron Pour
• Firefighters douse hot spots from Ely wildfire
• FACEBOOK IPO LIVE: The social network goes public
• US futures set to rebound as G-8 leaders gather
• White Bear Township woman's 1997 disappearance investigated anew
• Trinona Triathlon to offer a Time Trial
• Ron Paul disciple favored to win GOP Senate endorsement
• Search resumes for missing Winona boater
• Twin Cities weather: Hot and blustery
• Evidence mixed for Zimmerman's self-defense claim in Trayvon Martin case
• 7-year-old Wisconsin boy is Google artwork winner
• Wisconsin: Woman's body found at base of cliff
• Jury to begin deliberations in John Edwards case
• Nurses' pre-NATO rally expected to draw thousands
• Business Office to be closed Tuesday, May 22
• Bulletin Today publishes on Mondays during the summer
• Summer hours posted for Anderson Student Center
• ASC Summer Hours
• Wellness Center lists Beach Volleyball Tournament results
• A rivalry renewed: Chem Club defeats Pre-Health Professions Club in first Little Brown Erlenmeyer game here since 1970
• UST in the news
• Computing network outages planned for Sunday morning
• Ron Paul's faithful may rule Minnesota Republican convention
• Comcast to start charging heavy downloaders extra
• Ely wildfire threat diminishes as winds switch, crews attack flames
• Minnesota lost jobs in April - but saw jobless rate fall. Huh?
• Suicide adds to history of Kennedy misfortunes
• Former Eagan man sentenced for $157K theft from ice-skating club
• Denny Hecker on the move again, ultimately bound for Pennsylvania prison
• CEO of Canadian Pacific resigns as Ackman wins shareholder backing
• Facebook's IPO one of world's largest
• Colorado wildfire grows amid erratic wind gusts
• Mendota Heights man suspected of targeting Mexican consulate in St. Paul
• Hudson schools' possible purchase of dog track site may be delayed
• Scott Walker foes highlight connections to Milwaukee County probe
• Disco Queen Donna Summer dies at 63
• St. Kate’s Leadership Institute offers a summer of professional development opportunities
• Nagy gains All-MIAC honors
• Marine on St. Croix ice cream parlor reborn as the General Scoop
• Study: Rural Minnesota experiencing a 'brain gain'
• Minnesota weather: Scattered thunderstorms possible
• US unemployment aid applications stay at 370,000
• Futures dip ahead of jobs data as Europe churns
• Superior, Wis., 'X-husband sale' stops traffic -- and tells story
• Sears Holdings returns to a profit in 1st quarter
• More than 200 buffalo roam -- quickly
• Wal-Mart's 1Q profit up 10.1 percent
• Buffett's Berkshire to buy Media General papers
• North Dakota oil boom workers housing solution: indoor RV park
• Roseville Quiznos robbery suspect faces charge that could bring life in prison
• St. Paul dog park gets final OK; May 31 grand opening set
• St. Thomas study finds pessimism in Twin Cities commercial real estate market
• Five history majors to present papers at Mississippi State University symposium
• 2012 Minnesota Business Ethics Award winners announced
• Public Safety updates St. Thomas community on arrests for tagging, bike thefts
• Registration now open for the AARC’s summer fitness classes
• Please remember Joseph Hugh Canney in your prayers
• Higher Learning Commission reaccreditation team releases executive summaries of institutional audit
• Seniors: Are you really ready for the big day?
• Politico: GOP: Real party of U.S. women
• St. Anthony murder-suicide victims ID'd
• Brainerd woman arrested in animal shelter vandalism
• St. Paul holds off on STAR grant for Bedlam Theatre
• Elite fields announced for USA 1 Mile Road Championship at TC 1 Mile
• Kathie Jenkins: Women are more trouble at dinner than men, and other tales
• I-94/I-35E and I-94 Minneapolis stretch to close this weekend
• St. Paul ready to begin discussion about promoting 'urban agriculture'
• Severe rains happening more often in the Midwest, study says
• Wisconsin recall: Scott Walker takes lead over Tom Barrett, poll finds
• Lakeville dad gets probation for abandoning son
• Feds close probe into Medtronic's Infuse spinal treatment
• ValueVision losses narrow, but consumer electronics sales disappoint
• St. Paul man gets 11 years, 9 months in fatal stabbing New Year's Day; victim's family displeased
• Coast Guard evacuates crew member from freighter on Lake Superior
• North Hudson: Naked teen enters strangers' homes, jumps through window, steals car
• Minneapolis campus opens state-of-the-art simulation lab
• William Mitchell names four to board of trustees
• Sheila Wellstone fought for years against domestic violence and abuse, and playe...
• Mexican novelist, essayist Carlos Fuentes dies
• Illinois bride slain, groom sought in manhunt
• U.N. team in Syria evacuated from tense town
• Maria Menounos dismissed from 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Facebook boosts size of IPO by 25 percent
• Betty White heads to D.C., talks passion for animals
• Obama raises $44M for campaign, Dems in April
• Target's 1Q profits up 1.2 percent
• Role unlikely for George W. Bush in Romney bid
• Stillwater fire station OK'd for central location
• Library today: Poetry on the Patio recordings available online
• Gas to be shut off Monday on entire north campus
• Veterans programs coordinator visits Minneapolis campus today
• IRT lists summer help-desk hours
• Professional notes
• Please remember John Robert Hodgson, M.D., in your prayers
• CILCE corner: Many thanks to our graduating seniors
• Interstate 94 construction will affect travel to commencement ceremonies
• Undergraduate Admissions thanks professors for help with Spring Junior Visit Day
• St. Paul to be recognized as Yellow Ribbon community for efforts with military families
• Twin Cities health care workers authorize strike affecting 8 hospitals
• Man pleads guilty to choking lab tech at Hennepin County Medical Center
• Prominent Legion priest admits he fathered child
• Best Buy CEO Mikan: Focus on the future, not the upheaval
• Rescuers search Mankato-area river for missing inner-tuber
• Dave Orrick: Fishing tournament's focus: Out, damn carp
• Movie review: If you thought 'Borat' ruled, you'll like 'The Dictator'
• 2 dead in Bogota bombing targeting former minister
• Clock ticking with new plan to fight Alzheimer's
• Ramsey County in talks with management company, bicycle-coffee shop for Union Depot
• Lack of trust in Facebook may hold back ad sales
• Stillwater's Central Bank expands further in Florida
• Fire that killed horse in northwestern Minnesota ruled arson
• Two Mitchell students picked for national group executive board
• JP Morgan's $2 billion loss makes clear why we need to implement financial refor...
• St. Kate’s to offer new Hmong studies minor
• Meerson, Williams selected to All-MIAC squad
• Please remember Margaret Mary Krenik in your prayers
• St. Anthony police: Husband fatally shot wife, injured stepson
• Historic Red Wing bar might be shut down for violations
• Somali pirate: EU airstrike destroyed equipment
• Facebook raises IPO price as offering nears
• Francois Hollande becomes France's new president
• Hostage tried to build rapport with Wisconsin carjacking suspect
• Vikings stadium: Minneapolis council gets hand-off after Dayton signs bill
• Ex-tabloid editor faces phone hacking charges
• Markets recover as eurozone dodges recession
• Official: Uganda may pardon Joseph Kony associate
• Videography class screens three projects tomorrow
• UST student receives Boren Award to study abroad
• Public Safety posts alert concerning unforced burglary on Carroll Avenue
• Nine inducted into Nu Rho Psi
• Beyond ‘pretty darn really cool’ …
• Art History graduate students present qualifying papers at Friday forum
• Andiamo riverboat cruise, raffle June 11 will support NYSP academic and sports programs
• Campus community invited to farewell reception May 17 celebrating Pat Alexander retirement
• AARC shortens hours for commencement weekend; summer hours begin Sunday
• Five win Shelly A. Moorman Outstanding Student Award in Modern and Classical Languages
• Bachmann Tours New Addition to St. Cloud Hospital
• Bachmann Recognizes Local Students with Monday Ceremony
• Brooklyn Park: Police say killer's target in triple homicide was absent rape victim
• Vikings stadium: Dayton signs $975 million bill
• Best Buy's founder never wanted to leave
• Best Buy chairman Schulze out in CEO scandal; Dunn to get $6.6 million
• St. Paul zoning board rejects Cossetta's variance, owner will appeal to City Council
• Dayton vetoes tax bill; GOP plan offered property tax relief to businesses
• Nice Ride to add 30 bike stations this summer; most will be in downtown St. Paul
• St. Paul lawyer who trashed judge loses appeal on fines
• Dakota County grand jury indicts right-to-die group
• HealthEast to open Maplewood spine clinic
• Pawlenty welcomes Paul supporters, denies interest in VP job
• Former Wisconsin DA files for bankruptcy
• Stillwater gets new firefighting boat
• Happy Graduation Day to the Saint Paul College Class of 2012! Congratulations w...
• Revolving door: Yahoo ushers out another CEO
• California family wakes to a Lexus in their pool
• Heavy snow surprises Bosnians after a hot weekend
• Twin Cities weather: sunny and warm all week
• Big trading loss raises pressure on JPMorgan CEO
• Perfect weather for the 2012 New Prague Half Marathon
• Panama fisherman sues cruise line for not helping
• Wisconsin 2-year-old found in alleged mobile meth lab
• World stocks drop as worries over Greece intensify
• Dog custody battle costs N.Y.C. man $60,000; he starts fundraising website
• Yahoo ex-CEO Thompson reportedly has thyroid cancer
• Feds: Wisconsin proposal for education waiver lacking
• 'Survivor: One World' winner crowned
• 'Housewives' says farewell with grace and humor
• Wisconsin DNR looking for butterfly count volunteers
• Adam Lambert talks new album, 'Idol' knock-offs
• Public Safety to sell summer evening adjunct parking permits for Minneapolis campus starting May 21
• Seven forums this week ask campus community about qualities needed in next UST president
• Baccalaureate Mass invites academic community to express gratitude to God and all who supported those graduating
• Campus Ministry sponsors Study Monday United We Praise, Mass
• St. Thomas Board of Trustees concludes yearlong review, study of strategic directions
• St. Thomas wins National Association of Educational Procurement Award
• Stressed? Relax today at Finals Stress Spa
• Public Safety to begin selling student summer parking permits for Minneapolis campus May 21
• Andrew Tessman presents organ, piano recital Tuesday
• Full-time UST MBA students reach Class Gift goal
• Shuttle bus switches to 10/40 summer schedule Monday, May 21
• Payroll lists time sheet procedures for end of spring term
• The Loft posts Finals Week hours
• Ramsey County Fair 2012
• Twins 4, Blue Jays 3: Scott Diamond throws another gem
• States cracking down on strangulation attempts
• Susan G. Komen participants focus on the cure, not the controversy
• Man identified in officer-involved shooting in Minneapolis
• Yahoo names Levinsohn interim CEO
• German opposition wins major state vote
• Columbia University janitor graduates, 12 years later, with honors
• 'Avengers' add $103.2M in sprint to $1 billion
• Car hits beam of elevated train in Chicago; 4 die
• Mayo Clinic research team returns from Everest
• Calif. FBI agent missing, possibly armed, suicidal
• Iran's nuke work revealed in drawing, officials say
• Twins think shoulder inflammation is affecting Carl Pavano's velocity
• Twins GM: Time to see if Trevor Plouffe is a major leaguer
• Vikings stadium? Check. But what else did Legislature accomplish?
• 4 killed, 1 injured in Kansas plane crash
• China tensions spur deeper US-Philippine alliance
• No one wins Wisconsin GOP endorsement for Senate race
• Fishing opener: DNR cracking down on invasive-species violators
• Dave Orrick: Fishing opener has lots of sun but few fish
• Eagan mayor's DFL endorsement challenge is not upheld
• No one wins Senate endorsement at Wisconsin GOP Party convention
• No Dad, but Mom's in with all her heart
• Target after 50 years: Discount retailer transformed how America shops
• Contest: Send us your fish photos
• Fishing opener: Beautiful day, but no walleyes for the governor
• Twin Cities police will miss the Crown Victoria
• White buffalo bull being donated to Texas ranch
• Hovde gets fewest votes in GOP endorsement voting
• Parents of starved Wisconsin teen ask for donations
• 3 Razorback football players charged with burglary
• Egypt funeral turns happy after dead man awakes
• 2 NATO troops die in Afghanistan, 1 in bomb blast
• Minneapolis police shoot and kill man with knife
• Darin Mastroianni powers Twins past Blue Jays
• Bob Sansevere on Vikings stadium: A trifecta for Target?
• Vikings stadium 'will be unique to Minnesota' Lester Bagley says
• Minnesota Cheese Festival
• University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler's $3.5 billion budget plan draws praise, unease
• ABC, Wallenda reach broadcast deal on Niagara Falls tightrope walk
• FDA delays rules meant to ease sunscreen confusion
• Pettengill admits lying to SEC, Feds about Ponzi scheme
• Twin Cities developer pleads guilty to evading federal taxes
• DNR officers in Ramsey park find blindfolded man tied to trees, allegedly waiting for sex
• St. Paul lawmaker's daughter grazed by stray bullet fired outside house
• In post-election video, Scott Walker tells donor of 'divide and conquer' with unions
• Wisconsin Judicial Commission's chairman not reappointed by high court's conservative bloc
• Minnesota and Wisconsin: Lawyer gets 60 days to wrap up her cases
• Stillwater restaurant owners plan rooftop patios
• Embattled Iron Range police chief agrees to leave, will get $130K payout
• Gov. Scott Walker tells Wisconsin GOP convention to focus on his recall race
• Cossetta's seeks storm water zoning variance from St. Paul
• Accretive Health issues report in response to Minnesota attorney general's allegations
• Dayton, Zellers reflect on 2012 session's good and frustrations
• Former N.D. state trooper pleads guilty to Minnesota DWI charge
• Summer Dance returns to Landmark Plaza in June
• Time cover notwithstanding, few even breast-feed for a year
• St. Paul Planning Commission rejects 5-story apartment building on Grand Avenue
• Mitchell faculty in the news
• US wholesale prices fell 0.2 percent in April
• Ex-tabloid chief: Cameron sent message when I quit
• Kidnap-slaying suspect kills himself; 2 girls OK
• AP Exclusive: Vatican eyes Legion priests on abuse
• Flash flood in Afghanistan kills at least 17
• Attacker in Afghan uniform kills US service member
• Israel not invited to NATO's Chicago summit
• Bank stocks hurt after surprise $2B JPMorgan loss
• 2 molecular biologists get $500K medical prize
• St. Peter state hospital patient charged with stabbing mother
• Wisconsin: In video, Walker explains divide, conquer strategy
• Contest: Send us your fish photos
• Fishing opener forecast: It's all about the temps
• J-Term 2013 study abroad courses still available
• Open slots available for Faculty-Staff Golf Tournament May 25
• Anderson Student Center to close at 8 p.m. Saturday for Lights OFF – NeON party
• Wellness Center announces winners of grocery store gift cards
• English Department master’s essay presentations set for Wednesday, May 16
• A look at who’s speaking at this year’s commencement exercises
• Undergraduate final grades to be accessible on Murphy Online
• Interagency Rules Committee Meeting Agenda for May 15, 2012
• Minnesota's Flusafe Program Earns Prestigious National Award
• Tom Powers: Vikings stadium - from inaction to chaos to mayhem to deal
• Amy Senser trial: Jurors sent note saying 'she believed she hit a car'
• Dayton signs bill on newborn blood screening, retention of test samples
• Maplewood man sentenced for prostituting woman, teenager
• Twin car bombs in Syrian capital kill dozens
• Ramsey County judicial officer barred media from GOP eviction hearing
• 36 Minnesota lawmakers retiring - at least from their current offices
• Ramsey County charter amendment seeks to limit board raises
• Fairview health system needs to shake up its board, union says
• Meyer to leave Minnesota Supreme Court; Dayton will make first appointment
• Wisconsin promgoers pose for lakeside photo, take plunge when pier collapses
• Bob Sansevere: Better Vikings stadium won't mean better Vikings
• Wisconsin regulators approve CapX2020 powerline on west side of state
• Blame the Swiss: Wisconsin cheese maker to drop 'gruyere' name
• St. Thomas plans forums next week to discuss presidential-search process
• St. Thomas president Father Dennis Dease announces June 2013 retirement
• Alumna to speak at Baccalaureate Commencement May 20
• Associate dean to deliver Associate Commencement address
• Please remember Father Jerome Dittberner in your prayers
• Russian jet crash puts Indonesian sales in limbo
• US trade gap widens at fastest pace in 10 months
• Virginia, Minn., man charged with ramming trooper's car
• GOP-led Legislature passes new tax bill they hope is more palatable to Dayton
• Wisconsin: 2 face trial in fatal La Crosse shooting
• AP NewsBreak: Ubisoft assembling Avengers for game
• St. Peter treatment center to review procedures after 2 incidents
• US applications for unemployment aid dip to 367,000
• Jacobus named superintendent of South Washington County Schools
• Red Cross stops work in much of Pakistan
• Wilder study finds homelessness on reservations persists
• Putin pulls out of US summit, meeting with Obama
• APNewsBreak: Suspect billings at 2,600 drugstores
• American Culture and Difference invites campus community to celebratory reception for its graduates
• Please remember John Thao in your prayers
• St. Paul Saints offer veterans, active military free game tickets to ‘Beyond the Yellow Ribbon’ recognition at Military Appreciation Night
• Commemorate GI’s WWII homecoming at Victory Ball Saturday
• Learning Technology Program to host talk on ‘Web-Design Principles and Personalization to Maximize Online Learning’ May 14
• Annual end-of-semester clothing drive underway
• Public Safety posts alert concerning unforced burglary on Dayton Avenue
• Wellness Center announces E-Chug winner
• Aquinas yearbook preview now available online
• Public Safety announces summer parking, move-out information
• Students celebrate Anderson Student Center today with treats, barbecue, T-shirts, Frisbees, concert
• Library Today: Please take our website redesign survey
• Still wondering what to do this summer? Serve the poor with Catholic Urban Project
• St. Thomas Day award videos can be seen online
• Faculty and Staff Annual Campaign reaches 40-percent participation
• Bachmann Statement on Withdrawal of Dual Swiss Citizenship
• Vikings stadium: "Private meeting" under way; House could take up bill tonight
• Accretive Health to answer Franken's questions, CEO says
• Pilot who helped fly crippled jet to Iowa crash-landing in 1989 dies
• Relative: Kidnap suspect claimed girls were his
• Same-sex marriage supporters in Minnesota undeterred by NC vote
• Vikings stadium: Blackout amendment unlikely to stick to bill, says senator
• Stratasys sales up on Solidscape acquisition
• Ex-Viking Cris Carter: 'I put bounties on guys'
• Legislature heading toward adjourning Thursday
• Brodkorb lawsuit threat prompts Senate to set pay structure for attorneys
• Obama declares support for same-sex marriage
• Accused Ponzi scheme faces threat of prison--and mom
• Minnesota Twins: Justin Morneau expected to be ready for next road trip
• Christopher Puto to remain as Opus College of Business dean for another year
• Fulbright Scholarship and Mitchell relationships result in return home for graduate
• Wisconsin recall: Turnout for primary breaks 30 percent
• Against Me!'s Tom Gabel is becoming a woman
• Wisconsin: Hostess Brands notifies state of 184 layoffs
• Warhol's Elvis paintings on auction in New York
• Contact lost with Russian-made plane in Indonesia
• Twin Cities weather: Sunny and mid-60s
• Fridley mom, boyfriend allegedly forced daughter to run street in diaper, police say
• Michele Bachmann gains Swiss citizenship
• Wisconsin, Scott Walker recall: Tom Barrett wins Democratic primary
• Iowa: July sentencing set in death of Minneapolis bicyclist
• Wisconsin: After their own alleged recall battle, estranged couple could be charged
• Wisconsin: Boy recovering after pit bull attack
• Ex-Miss USA Rima Fakih to be sentenced in DUI case
• St. Paul Bookstore, Tommie Shop announce graduation sale
• St. Thomas football plays spring intrasquad game Saturday
• Free legal advice available for UST students today
• String Orchestra, UST Bands give free concerts this week
• Memorial service is May 20 for Anne Graves
• Please remember Marlene Herzog in your prayers
• Graduating environmental studies majors to present projects at open forum May 14
• Students help restore oak forest, one sapling at a time
• Spring semester Faculty Meeting set for tomorrow
• School of Social Work hosts day of MSW clinical research presentations May 14
• CILCE Corner: Congratulations!
• Catholic Studies Master of Arts essay presentations scheduled for May 14-15
• Professional notes
• Center for Writing will be open during Final Exam Week
• Bachmann Provides House Voting Intentions
• Bachmann Responds to Dual Citizenship Inquiries
• Bachmann Responds to President’s Support of Gay Marriage
• Cravaack introduces BWCA land swap bill in Congress
• How the Vikings stadium bill differs between House and Senate
• Joe Soucheray: If Vikings stadium gets built, can we put the wigs away?
• California may ban gay teen 'conversion' therapy
• Lugar loses Senate primary to tea party challenger; N.C. weighs same-sex marriage ban
• CWD restrictions to go into effect in northwestern Wisconsin
• Autopsy: Painter Thomas Kinkade died of accidental OD of alcohol, Valium
• Tartan senior's 'porn prom' will be a scaled-down affair
• Vikings stadium gets costlier for team and fans as Senate amends bill; debate continues
• Chicago mayor to Minnesota: Back away from hospital bill collector Accretive
• State Patrol cites speed, poor driving in crash that killed 4 NDSU students
• Minneapolis man arrested after Wisconsin chase says, 'I have to stop doing meth'
• Wisconsin dealing with outbreaks of whooping cough
• Dayton expected to sign $496 million bonding bill passed by House
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• Life Time Tri offering an 8-week training program
• Republicans in Senate just voted to raise interest rates for student loans start...
• St. Kate’s bids farewell to retirees
• Hillfest is back for a second year with 3 distances
• Mom, daughter found dead; 2 sisters still missing
• Maurice Sendak, children's book author/illustrator, dies at 83
• Wisconsin polls open for primary in historic recall election
• Wisconsin DNR eyes campaign contribution disclosure policy
• Chatfield Music Lending Library's trove of musical scores is international hit
• Bail reduced for driver in crash that killed man hours after mom died
• Apple Valley woman's 2007 suicide prompts investigation of right-to-die group
• Baby critical after van crashes in Woodbury
• Minnesota to use dogs to sniff out emerald ash borers
• Vikings stadium: House votes to build team new home - if it pays more
• Ukraine postpones summit boycotted over Tymoshenko
• Wisconsin: Two Democrats square off in lieutenant governor primary
• China to reinvestigate human flesh capsule claims
• Administrators, faculty, staff invited to attend Commencement Mass
• Wellness Center hosts Grocery Bingo tonight
• Interprofessional Center will open June 1 in new location
• Veterans programs coordinator visits St. Paul campus tomorrow
• T.E.A.C.H. Club hosts school supply drive for India
• Temporary closures slated for Parking Lot G, student center parking garage
• Undergraduate Student Government presents final ‘Money Talks’ event
• Campus Mail Services to begin closing student mailboxes May 22
• St. Thomas grad is the state’s Teacher of the Year
• A day in the life of …
• Officials say CIA thwarted al-Qaida plot to blow up airliner
• Massachusetts state trooper in iconic Norman Rockwell illustration dies at 83
• 'Lost' star Matthew Fox arrested for DWI in Oregon
• Weak tornado confirmed after southern Minnesota farm damaged Friday
• Amy Senser case: Evidence in fatal hit-and-run made public
• Vikings cut kicker Ryan Longwell
• S.D. meatpacker closing 3 plants, blaming 'pink slime' controversy
• Senate to take up bonding bill after House approved $496 million plan (w/LIVE VIDEO)
• University of Minnesota's former head golf coach wins appeal of tort claim
• Vikings stadium: NFL raises concerns with amendment cutting state's contribution (w/ LIVE VIDEO)
• Inmate dies after apparent suicide attempt in Hennepin County Jail
• Bo Beckman's bid to ownership in Wild didn't pass NHL scrutiny
• Parole denied for killer of Claremont, Minn., police chief
• Minnesota GOP panel recommends tighter money controls to control party debt
• My piece on stopping the bloodshed in Syria in today's Star Tribune
• Leading Alzheimer’s researcher among St. Kate’s Commencement speakers
• GOP leaders start to rally around Romney—sort of
• U.S. stock futures tumble after European elections
• Greek election results spook markets
• Eau Claire tests new device to reduce water waste
• Wisconsin DNR appointee's handling of big waste violation questioned
• Beverly Hills Hotel marks 100 years of swank
• Obama's education chief backs gay marriage
• John Edwards trial: Heiress' lawyer to retake stand
• Minnesota Legislature still has non-stadium work to do
• Northern Minnesota trooper fires shots after his squad is rammed
• Ex-Globetrotter gets Green Party backing for Arkansas House
• North Dakota at odds with national church trend
• Northern Oil and Gas Inc. earnings leap in first quarter, but miss forecast
• Wisconsin baby sleeping with her mother is electrocuted after falling on exposed heater
• St. Paul: St. Thomas-area rental rule changes up for comment
• St. Thomas credit union members invited to Annual Meeting tomorrow
• Please remember Mike Feltault ’81 in your prayers
• Student researchers present Inquiry at UST poster session tomorrow
• Five to be honored at St. Thomas Day celebration May 9
• Bookstore conducts end-of-semester book buyback May 9-18
• Wellness Center promotes physical activity with geocaching; new search starts today
• Start planning now for a Fulbright Student Grant for 2013-14 academic year
• Volunteers ages 18-24 sought for summer exercise research study
• Join Father Dease’s Move-In Crew!
• Slideshow: a perfect day for the Cinco 'Du' Mayo Duathlon
• Biden OK with equal rights for married gay couples
• Long fight predicted in Guantanamo Sept. 11 case
• George Lindsey, known as TV's Goober Pyle, dies
• White Bear Lake motorcyclist critical after being broadsided
• St. Paul: Man killed by train in North End
• Guthrie Theater review: "Are You Now or Have You Ever Been" illuminates McCarthy era
• Mariners 5, Twins 2: For Twins, two Ryan Doumit homers not enough
• Minneapolis: Man in critical condition after being shot in neck
• West St. Paul: Garlough school therapy dog found safe
• 'Avengers' smashes record: $200.3 million debut
• Rochester: Funeral set for fallen soldier
• Historically bad stretch prompts Twins hitters-only meeting
• Edina educator wins Teacher of the Year award
• Minneapolis: 'Unusual' fire torches 3 vehicles
• Mariners 7, Twins 0: Felix Hernandez tosses 1-hitter with 9 strikeouts
• Photos: Look! Up in the sky! It's Supermoon!
• Dave Orrick: Game and fish bill's saga isn't pretty - it's politics
• Lightning strikes cause two house fires in Oakdale
• AP surges as tool for schools raising standards
• 2 hikers held in Iran to marry in SF Bay area
• I'll Have Another rallies to win Kentucky Derby
• Vikings stadium: Ex-lawmakers call Zellers the key to passing bill
• AT&T to pay Muslim woman $5M in harassment case
• St. Paul police aren't waiting for a crime wave
• Family Outings: Let the great outdoors be your family playground
• Forest Lake: "Serious injury" in motorcycle and truck accident, state patrol says
• They're not tailgaters - they're Vikings stadium lobbyists
• Minnesota Twins' 2010 first-round pick Alex Wimmers has tear in elbow ligament
• Minnesota Twins' Justin Morneau headed back to disabled list
• Wisconsin town's residents line streets to honor soldier slain in Afghanistan
• Man arrested after Eagan pellet gun robberies
• Jury awards $24M to woman hit by driver on phone
• 'Chippewa River Monster' visiting Eau Claire - for now
• Bob Sansevere: On the Vikings' stadium vote and politics
• Vikings stadium: Angry Republicans imply Dayton tax veto could threaten stadium
• Storms cause heavy rain, damage in southern Minnesota
• Former Green Bay priest to go free 7 years into 32-year abuse sentence
• Barrett, Falk make their case at final debate before Wisconsin primary
• St. Paul: Pioneer building renovations to begin
• May 6 Exercise Will Evaluate New Strategy For Protecting Public During A Health Emergency
• Women flash breasts at man leaving St. Paul bar, lure and rob him, charges say
• Grand Old Day has 16 acts on six stages
• Mom suffocated baby for 45 seconds at St. Paul hospital, charges say
• Police get video card of hang gliding incident - from suspect's stomach
• Crystal: Authorities investigating newborn buried in couple's back yard say evidence is inconclusive
• Eastbound I-94 closure in Minneapolis canceled
• Beverly Hills dentist accused of 113 felonies
• Romney says he wanted gay spokesman to stay on job
• University of Minnesota in-state tuition to go up 3.5 percent; lowest hike in years
• Phillies' Manuel ejected in 1st; 1 umpire missing
• London re-elects Boris Johnson as mayor
• Amy Senser took the Fifth when asked about alcohol use in civil suit
• Vikings stadium supporters prepare for the final push
• Cabela's to build store near Lambeau Field in Green Bay
• Commission accepting comments on student rental limits near St. Thomas
• Cass County to charge jail inmates for medical care
• Minnesota DNR to lift burning restrictions in 13 more counties
• Great Lakes Asian carp barrier at Chicago suffers power outage
• Mentor Minute Connection offers networking opportunities
• Meeting with Augsburg College students today about the challenges associated wit...
• Thousands rally against Egypt's ruling generals
• US hiring slows sharply with just 115K jobs added
• Iranians vote in parliamentary runoff elections
• Cee Lo Green says he'll stay with 'The Voice'
• China hints that activist could go abroad to study
• Tuesday Night Time Trials are back for 2012
• 7 hurt at Kent St. in 1970 shooting want answers
• Anoka County: 1 dead after running stop sign
• Sept 11 case returns to Guantanamo tribunal
• Student groups celebrate environmental movement, end of academic year with picnic
• MPR to broadcast Ross Douthat lecture at noon today
• UST in the news
• Welcome high school juniors to campus tomorrow
• Volunteers in Action hosts Appreciation Dinner Monday
• Public Safety posts advisory concerning bike thefts on campus
• Dance Club performs ‘Just Breathe’ tomorrow to benefit the fight to end cystic fibrosis
• Spammers hit UST mailboxes
• Memorial Day Celebration
• Tom Powers: Minnesota Twins should revert to their thrifty ways
• Methodists vote to keep stricture on homosexuality
• Stillwater: Memorial gathering Saturday for Judy Davis
• Researchers say they have new clue to 'Lost Colony' of 16th century North Carolina
• Bachmann Releases Statement on Latest Unemployment Numbers
• Ex-Edwards aide had awkward run-in with mistress
• Reebok helps towering Rochester man with shoes for size 22 feet
• Former Hill-Murray girls hockey coach accused of stealing sticks from store, selling them to outstate players
• Vikings stadium: Vote expected Monday
• University of Minnesota, Fairview to build new outpatient clinic
• Central Corridor creates a wall of gray in Frogtown, limiting access to shops
• Fireworks bill: Senate veto override fails
• St. Paul family's video in top five in 'Modern Family' contest
• Videos: Amy Senser verdict reaction
• Amy Senser guilty in fatal hit-run
• Last in, First out teacher layoff bill vetoed by Dayton
• Bachmann endorses Romney for president
• 3 agents shot, injured in S.F. Bay area incident
• St. Kate’s student discusses transplant on KSTP
• St. Kate's alumna garners Fulbright Research Grant
• Spoke to CNN last night about the need to bring our troops home from Afghanistan...
• Center for Law and Business celebrates its one-year anniversary
• Three Scots make Capital One Academic All-District team
• Son, 14, arrested in Calif. shooting of ICE agent
• Twin Cities weather: Severe thunderstorm warnings in effect south of metro
• US: blind activist wants to leave China
• Wisconsin: Storms knock down trees, power lines
• GM earns $1B in 1Q but Europe drags down results
• Freddie asks for $19M in aid after 1Q loss
• Activists: Syrian forces raid university; 4 killed
• US applications for unemployment aid drop sharply
• Notre Dame QB Rees jailed in police confrontation
• Retailers' sales for April show spending slowdown
• Somalia sees 5th reporter killed in 2012
• Wisconsin: OSHA proposes $137K fine for River Falls company
• Twin Cities mail workers hold drill, prep for possible attack
• Dream Weaver: Angels ace Jered Weaver no-hits Twins in 9-0 rout
• Vikings QB Christian Ponder on the draft: 'This is my team'
• Wellness Center announces Tommie Triathlon results
• Dean of Students office highlights Orientation & Registration changes
• Speaker to discuss marketing, communications, networking at AMA meeting today
• Young adults invited to Cor Jesu tomorrow
• Telos Project discussion today features Dr. Roxanne Prichard, Psychology Department
• Student’s Smartphone DoDrinks.com app launch set for St. Thomas commencement
• St. Paul: Cinco de Mayo festival Saturday
• Vikings stadium: Dayton says new GOP plan "worth pursuing" after earlier attacks
• St. Paul: Dorothy Day Center's 31 years of hospitality celebrated
• Michele Bachmann to throw support to Mitt Romney
• Amy Senser hit-run trial: Her jury peers are a diverse group
• Amy Senser hit-run trial: Jury ends 2nd day without verdict
• Eastbound I-94 in Minneapolis to close for the weekend; Maryland Ave. bridge over I-35E closing as well
• Saints bounties: 4 players suspended for targeting Vikings and others
• St. Paul police bust suspected meth lab in SUV
• Burnsville woman gets prison for second DWI
• South Washington County district names 8 superintendent semifinalists
• Junior Seau dies in apparent suicide
• First annual two day "Leaders' Summit" for the MN High School Cycling League
• Johnnies take pair from Scots
• Registration for Summer 2012 and Fall 2012 is in full swing! Do you need help k...
• St. Kate's faculty member on MPR
• Fourth annual Mother's Day Iron Pour slated for May 13
• My piece on the anniversary of bin Laden's death: Time to Get Troops out of Afgh...
• Student entrepreneurs sweep first annual UST Cup
• Romney's gay national security spokesman resigns
• MIAC men’s tennis playoffs are this weekend
• Student gives his time to help the homeless
• Four-alarm fire damages Tyler Perry's studio
• Taliban kill 7 in Afghan capital after Obama visit
• Dad breaks window to fetch girl left in Massachusetts day care after closing
• Appeals court to consider Gulf oil spill plans
• Minnesota Twins' Francisco Liriano better, but still winless
• Vocation Stories: How did they hear God calling them?
• CILCE Corner: Words from student workers
• Luann Dummer Center for Women extends deadline for advisory board opening applications
• Chad Nosbusch wins National Volunteer of the Year Award
• St. Thomas magazine now available for iPad
• Summit Avenue Review debuts tomorrow in Scooter’s
• Impact the campus: Become a Hana board member for 2012-13
• National History Honor Society inducts four new members
• Hana hosts trip to Festival of Nations, Saturday, May 5
• Professional notes
• International Spotlight: Final CultureLink Tea presentation of the semester features Czech Republic today
• Minnesota Vikings release Caleb King after alleged assault
• Facebook asks something new: organ donor status
• Cottage Grove legislator to lead Anoka County Veteran Services
• Stillwater jewelry store burglary may be part of a smash-and-grab spree
• Inver Grove Heights: For supplying drugs before overdose, fiance gets year in jail
• Dow Jones average hits highest mark since '07
• Vikings stadium: GOP push roofless option; Dayton, Democrats blast late changes
• Parts of Twin Cities seeing severe thunderstorm warnings
• Julie Forster can be reached at 651-228-5189. Follow her at twitter.com/bizbeatPiPress
• House GOP pass tax-cutting bill that faces likely Dayton veto
• Amy Senser hit-run trial: She was drunk, prosecutor says; state's case is 'conjecture,' defense says
• Wisconsin justice recuses herself from Prosser discipline case
• St. Cloud bailiff uses Taser to break up courtroom fight
• Pioneer Press, StarTribune gain total circulation
• St. Paul female hostage-negotiator cop named Minnesota Officer of the Year; 2 others also honored
• Campaign finance reports reveal Scott Walker's deep-pocketed supporters
• Mitchell student honored for volunteer legal work
• Get the inside scoop on interviewing! Interviewing Tips & Strategies workshops...
• HSSOH acquires high fidelity patient simulators through grant
• Workers demand pay hikes in May Day marches
• Wisconsin: Radisson fatal stabbing trial moved
• Grand Forks, N.D., wants oil companies to headquarter there
• Duluth police officer honored, 104 years later
• Twin Cities weather: Nice spring morning, then storms
• Rupert Murdoch unfit to lead company, UK lawmakers say
• Facebook to make it easier to become organ donor
• Dutch try ban on some tourists buying marijuana
• Wis: Occupy Madison campers must leave, judge says
• Calif. man accidentally kills brother with new gun
• Romney tells Obama to back off on bin Laden issue
• Bin Laden said to have wanted Obama assassinated
• Louis C.K., Bjork among Webby Awards winners
• Verdict is in on the Anderson Student Center
• Bagel Wednesday is tomorrow
• Campus celebrates Spirit of St. Thomas tomorrow
• Do you drive to campus?
• Neuroscience Club meets today for last time this semester
• Senior Class Gift Committee meets today
• Hope Lemonade offers lemonade with a cause and opportunity to meet international students
• Please pray for the health of Mike Feltault ’81
• Veterans programs coordinator visits St. Paul campus Wednesday
• Luann Dummer Center for Women, Women’s Studies host student celebratory reception Friday, May 4
• Two stores, one huge sale: Purple on the Plaza, May 1-2
• Chef Ken’s Point of View, Part 3, showcases grilling methods Wednesday
• Bachmann Statement on One-Year Anniversary of Osama bin Laden’s Death
• Tribal casinos, private horse tracks make legislative deal on enhanced gambling
• Dayton, legislative leaders negotiate tax bill key to breaking Capitol logjam
• Rochester soldier killed fighting in Afghanistan, family says
• Delta Air buys Pa. refinery from Conoco
• St. Paul firefighters douse blaze in Merriam Park apartment building
• Vikings concerned by stadium inaction at Capitol
• Bobby Vee tells fans he has Alzheimer's
• Comcast and Verizon Wireless team up to cross-sell in Twin Cities
• Former Minnesota Twin Delmon Young suspended seven games over hate crime charge
• Great New York Times article on how Minnesota is leading the way in expanding he...
• The Fall 2012 Registration Window is NOW OPEN for all new and current students!...
• Department Awards Banquet held; Schiedermayer & Rasmussen are Athletes of the Year
• Hosting the Arts Education and Awards Reception tonight in Minneapolis!
• Arts Education Forum & Awards Reception
• Suicide blasts kill 9 in Syrian city of Idlib
• Minneapolis: Fights at Epic downtown club reported; 1 shot, 1 stabbed
• Accretive Health fires back against Minnesota allegations
• Willmar trucker lauded for pulling another from fiery crash
• Romney, Secret Service, GOP: Obama mocks them all
• Amy Senser trial: Defense's end game nears; she's planned to testify
• Wisconsin mother, son die in separate accidents, hours apart
• Beach Boys put past differences aside for reunion
• Apple Valley: Police shoot man who displayed gun after fight
• Dead Mexican teen's family to pursue suit against U.S. agent
• All faculty, staff members invited to St. Thomas Day events
• Graduate Programs in Software hosts information session Saturday, May 5
• St. Paul’s Outreach hosts semester’s final SPOken event tonight
• Art History undergraduate, graduate symposiums to be held in May
• Father Michael Joncas to receive Franciscan International Award
• Family studies major receives $22,500 DOVE Fellowship to pursue master’s, doctoral degrees
• May Lee Yang presents ‘Confessions of a Lazy Hmong Woman’ tomorrow
• Pontifical Council releases new guidebook for those in business
• Author, professor Sheryll Cashin to speak at 15th annual Julian Parker Lecture
• Registration under way for Minnesota Business Ethics Award luncheon
• Academic advising offices to close Wednesday through Friday this week
• Hateful acts have no place on our campus
• Record number of students receive tuition dollars during Scholarship Weekend
• Health Care Homes To Test Patient Experience Surveys
• Districts invite mom and dad to attend elementary school
• All quiet at the Capitol as tough decision day looms
• Experts: Al-Qaida persists a year after bin Laden's death
• Calif/Mexico yacht mishap kills 3; collision suspected
• 'Avengers' a hit before U.S. debut
• Twins' Josh Willingham swings big bat in first game back
• Man was near death in assault by Vikings player Caleb King
• Twins 7, Royals 4: Josh Willingham, Ryan Doumit lead Minnesota to series split
• St. Louis tent collapse raises safety questions
• Wisconsin: Hunter's friend, mistaken for turkey, shot in face
• World Trade Center Tower will reclaim the Manhattan skyline
• Scots get solid pitching but settle for split at Carleton
• Duluth: Stabbing death suspect held
• Ex-Miss New Hampshire USA faces assault charge
• Regular-season ends with loss to Carleton; MIAC playoffs start Friday
• St. Paul: Black bear in Frogtown killed by police
• 'Avengers' hurtles to $178.4M overseas debut
• Body of missing boater found on Red Cedar Lake
• Bemidji teen filmmaker's Lego play goes on -- but as props
• Nuns turn to blogging for recruitment
• Macalester finishes with winning record
• Macalester wins six events at Janis Rider Invitational
• Gunmen kill 2 guards in attack on Afghan governor
• Reader alert: Who do you wish had given your graduation speech?
• Dayton signs bill that shifts oversight of school trust lands
• Minnesota Senate sends transparency bill to Dayton
• Dayton vetoes fireworks bill; cites safety concerns
• Minnesota Legislature: Little progress on stadium, taxes, bonding
• Little Lake Elmo is about to get a lot bigger
• Ruben Rosario: St. Paul man was injured in war, insulted at home
• 20 years later, L.A. riot still casts shadow
• Is it a boy? A girl? Ask the cake
• Biography celebrates Nick Coleman, a giant in Minnesota politics
• Another wet and chilly day for the Get in Gear (with slideshow)
• Vikings stadium: Despite DFL plea, GOP House leader won't bring bill to floor vote today
• Legislature stumbles toward its Monday deadline
• Senate sends bill ending teacher seniority-based layoffs to Dayton
• Minneapolis firefighter hospitalized after blaze consumes Northeast building
• St. Paul woman hurt in Utah rock climbing accident
• Three agencies needed to extinguish Newport apartment fire
• Viking Caleb King beat man after being teased, sheriff's office says
• Group: Blind Chinese activist under US protection
• Postponement doesn't change Twins' plans for Francisco Liriano
• Twins might give struggling starter Carl Pavano a rest
• Eagan's Obermueller endorsed as DFL challenger to Kline
• Tax cut rally draws hundreds to Capitol in the rain
• Scots gain hard-fought 5-4 win over St. John’s
• Bear wanders onto Colo. campus, moved to mountains
• Multiple Scott County agencies needed to defuse fugitive crisis Friday night
• NFL draft: Vikings take CB Josh Robinson in third round
• NFL draft: Vikings' Matt Kalil says don't be fooled by California roots
• Space shuttle arrives in NYC; crowds watch in awe
• NFL draft: Vikings' Matt Kalil Talks/Bob Sansevere Listens (w/ video)
• NFL draft: Minnesota Vikings' Harrison Smith spent anxious night waiting for call
• 1 driver killed in two-car accident in Wright County
• NFL draft: Minnesota Vikings can see promise in fourth round
• Ex-Minnesota Twin Delmon Young apologizes after arrest on hate crime harassment charge
• Fairview boss apologizes for criticized billing tactics
• Wisconsin audit tracks wrongful food stamp recipients
• Wisconsin business group makes $2M ad buy in support of Scott Walker
• July theft of computer with Fairview patient data wasn't the first, says Minnesota AG
• Early fishing opener removed from bill
• 7 homes, hog farm destroyed in Colorado tornadoes
• Winners announced in Study Abroad Photo Contest
• Foul weather changes Saturday’s sports schedules
• Judge refuses to issue gag order in Zimmerman case
• Infamous Montana 'mountain man' comes up for parole
• US growth slowed to 2.2 percent in first quarter
• The 33rd St. Paul Art Crawl has grown a long way from its humble roots
• Syria says suicide bomber kills 9 in Damascus
• MSP Terminal 2 reopens after evacuation
• US stock futures gain despite slower US growth
• 27 injured in 4 blasts in eastern Ukraine city
• Minnesota company announces Texas chicken feed recall
• Milwaukee issues health alert for German measles
• St. Kate’s stages ‘On Air: A Return to Radio’ May 2, 5
• Tom Powers: Rick Spielman can take a bow for his acting
• Vikings make a two-pick splash in Round 1 of NFL draft
• UST in the news
• Chamber Winds to perform Monday, April 30
• Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice initiates eight as lifetime members of Alpha Kappa Delta
• Luann Dummer Center for Women awards three fellowships for Research on Topics Related to Women
• College seniors respond to national survey
• Please remember Russ Carlson in your prayers
• Students, faculty, staff invited to sign up for annual Ireland Hall Teeter-totter Marathon
• Pretty darn really cool, Part II
• Health Services announces winner of $100 Bookstore gift card
• Piccadilly Circus
• Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing Workshop
• Bachmann Votes In Favor of the Interest Rate Reduction Act
• NFL draft: No. 15, Seattle: Bruce Irvin, DE, West Virginia
• Call about witness gets warning for defendant in Trevor Cook case
• Minnesota Senate passes Legacy spending overwhelmingly
• South St. Paul City's parks commission pushes referendum for improvements
• Dayton vetoes abortion clinic restrictions
• Vikings draft Matt Kalil, even after trade
• Andover man pleads guilty in death of girlfriend's 3-year-old son
• Secret Service investigating another overseas trip
• Wisconsin soldier killed in Afghanistan
• St. Paul to pay $250K to man who says he was beaten by police outside bar in 2010
• Vikings were losers in Browns trade, according to draft value chart
• Amy Senser hit-run trial: Prosecutor asks husband Joe if she had any affairs
• Vikings stadium bill amendments to be proposed
• Scots host Bolstorff Twilight Meet
• Holy See U.N. official to discuss ‘The Challenges to Religious Freedom’
• St. Kate’s student wins competitive Phillips Scholarship
• Minnetonka: Teen bicyclist struck and killed
• Xcel first-quarter earnings dip on unseasonably warm winter
• Jablonski hospitalized 1 week after rehab center release
• 85 arrested as Canadian students protest tuition
• Seismometers removed from now-boomless Clintonville, Wis.
• Twin Cities chefs/restaurateurs and their celebrity look-alikes; poll: Who's closest?
• Wisconsin: Ex-senator cleared of refusing alcohol breath test
• Analysts say North Korea's new missiles are fakes
• Gingrich faces uncertain future after failed run
• Vikings stadium: Senate panel adds 'racino' to bill, complicating support
• St. Catherine University team wins first UST Cup improv business plan competition
• Liturgical Choir celebrates 35th anniversary with concert Sunday
• Please remember Mary M. (Miller) Erickson in your prayers
• Study recognizes St. Thomas School of Law faculty for scholarly excellence and impact
• ‘Grill the Guru’ interfaith dialogue set for April 30
• St. Thomas’ final ‘Hot Topics: Cool Talk’ forum May 3 to address ‘How should a Catholic vote?’
• Summit Marketplace conducts customer-satisfaction survey
• Roundtable: ‘The Challenge and Opportunities for Liberal Arts and Morally Responsible Leadership in a Catholic University’
• International Programs congratulates 2011-12 Global Citizenship Award recipients
• Binz introduces new Burger Bar
• James Dawes of Macalester College to speak at English Graduate Conference tomorrow
• Please remember Phyllis LaFond in your prayers
• Library today: Research help available; Classical Music in Video trial under way
• Professional notes
• Pre-Health Professions Club holds last meeting of semester today
• Teaching with service-learning? Designate your course
• Gophers linebacker Gary Tinsley died of enlarged heart
• Marines discharge sergeant for Facebook posts criticizing Obama
• National Healthcare Leaders Honor Congresswoman Michele Bachmann For Leadership in Healthcare Innovation
• Bachmann Votes to Defend Against Cyber Threats
• Minnesota Legislature OKs new oversight for state school trust lands
• Union Depot planners seeking artists for renovation projects
• Whitehall, Wis.: One woman, two million-dollar prizes
• Amy Senser trial: Husband Joe says he saw no blood on damaged Mercedes<br>
• West St. Paul: JT's Hamburgers likely to close
• Former Centennial Bank exec sentenced to 5 years in prison
• SKorea retailers halt US beef sales over mad cow
• FICO shuffles executive ranks under new CEO
• Wisconsin DNR chief says agency botched handling of Shell Lake deer infected with CWD
• Senate votes to slow closing of post offices
• Minnesota AG blasts Fairview's former medical debt-collection firm for aggressive tactics
• Minnesota commissioner Jesson takes heated questions from congressional panel
• Vikings: The Perfect 2012 draft (check out the first-round trade)
• Scots drop pair to No. 18-ranked UST
• Funeral for Sister Vera Chester to be Saturday
• The 2012 Goodman Lecture Series presents award-winning author
• Weekly Academic Success Tip: Taking classes this summer? Remember that the sum...
• Access and Success partners with Minnesota Department of Health
• Tennessee's legendary coach Pat Summitt working on memoir
• St. Paul: 3 arrested after fighting at downtown St. Paul bus stop
• Ramsey County air quality gets an 'F' -- and worst in metro area
• St. Paul e-book library lovers, check this out
• Vikings stadium: Key difference in bills would have to be worked out
• Ted Williams memorabilia to be auctioned in Boston
• Feds say Wisconsin first in jobs lost
• Folk legend Pete Seeger honored by arts academy
• Sarajevo declares Angelina Jolie honorary citizen
• Beyonce named People's most beautiful woman
• Free legal advice available for UST students today
• Brown-bag session today looks at elder care
• Please remember Paul E. Meffert in your prayers
• CILCE corner: Nominees sought for Student Community Engagement Award
• Lobby gallery displays photos taken by students studying abroad, 2008-11
• Financial aid processing deadline draws near
• Two St. Thomas students win prestigious Goldwater Scholarships
• Registration opens for Faculty-Staff Golf Tournament
• IRT announces Blackboard update
• Please remember Father Thomas J. Donaldson in your prayers
• Undergraduates: Register for annual Fall Leadership Institute
• Please remember in your prayers Richard Larsen
• Women’s Circle invites students to Take Back the Night march tomorrow
• Preparations Nearing Completion For May 6 Test Of Plan To Distribute Emergency Meds Using Postal Workers
• Bachmann Testifies about Medicaid Fraud at Oversight Committee Hearing
• Obama pushes low-rate student loans, wooing young
• Sheriff: Virginia, Minn., driver crashed car after smoking fake pot
• Kendall's ready to break ground on new East Side hardware store in St. Paul
• Dalai Lama visiting Mayo Clinic for routine checkup
• MPCA panel approves rules on haze over Voyageurs, BWCA
• Gingrich to decide next move after Tues. primaries
• Romney looks to fall election on primary Tuesday
• Md. authorities: 5 dead, carbon monoxide suspected
• Minnesota commissioner to testify before congressional hearing
• Vikings stadium has one more hurdle before Senate floor
• Amy Senser hit-run trial: Daughter Brittani says she forced mom to admit she was driving
• St. Paul Detective of the Year was on duty to the very end
• Vikings stadium: Big day sees bill clear hurdles at Capitol, Minneapolis City Hall
• Did Ramsey County DFL Party boss' anti-stadium stance cost him his chairmanship?
• Macalester splits twinbill with St. Mary’s
• My interview with The Root Magazine on money in politics. What we lack is a mas...
• Amy Senser came forward only after stepdaughter threatened to call cops, prosecutor says
• Wisconsin mom accused of leaving child, 2, in road
• Asteroid mining is company strike-it-rich plan
• St. Paul: Shootings injure 4; 1 arrested
• David Prosser's recusal requests could end Wisconsin ethics case
• US home prices drop for 6th straight month
• Imation Corp.'s first-quarter earnings drop 69% over year
• Shooter Now: Gophers made 'home-run hire in Norwood Teague'
• Minnesota will split $30 million UCare payment with feds
• Trayvon Martin case: George Zimmerman out of jail, back in hiding
• New Ulm: Students honored for help at fatal crash
• Disputation: ‘Is the vocation to consecrated life (priesthood, religious life, etc.) superior to other vocations?’
• Like a new pair of athletic shorts? Then ‘like’ USG on Facebook
• Wellness Center hosts Grocery Bingo tonight
• A ‘great’ and ‘wonderful’ appointment
• Undergraduates invited to participate in online survey regarding Adderall
• University hosts sixth annual Mental Health and Public Policy Conference Friday
• Student Legacy Program welcomes Catholic Charities CEO Tim Marx
• Save the date: Cruise the St. Croix River Monday, June 11, to benefit NYSP
• Sign up by May 1 for first annual Co-ed Beach Volleyball Tournament
• Two medal winners to present essays at Philosophy Colloquium April 26
• Student-produced music CD available for listening, purchase
• Child Development Center celebrates National Week of the Young Child with ‘Kisses on the Quad’
• 20th Anniversary of the Festival of Homiletics: Register today!
• Luther alum's giving driven by desire to support preparation of strong church leaders
• An Easter Message from Ephesus
• Bachmann to Testify at Oversight Committee Hearing on Medicaid Fraud
• Bachmann Meets with Israeli Ambassador to the U.S.
• Cottage Grove mom charged with child neglect
• Gopher football: House passes bill to allow beer sales at TCF Bank Stadium
• Minnesota: Emergency medicine delivery, via postal service, will be tested
• Eight charged in Mall of America fights
• Punishment of Woodbury girl leads to charges for dad's girlfriend
• L.A. officials alarmed by cases of teens getting drunk off hand sanitizer
• Oregon boy dies playing baseball 3 months after surviving heart attack during basketball
• Bakken oil fields boom - and so does crime on the Plains
• Vikings stadium: Bill amendment may revive project in House; could hit Senate floor Thursday
• Minnesota Senate rejects bill to move primary to June
• Trial testimony: Returns in foreign-exchange scheme didn't add up
• Minnesota GOP gets eviction notice, after being behind in rent since August
• Bolander wins bid for Stillwater bridge test shafts
• Scots win opener but Oles gain split
• Inmate hid a phone in his prosthetic leg, Penn. D.A. says
• Kellogg, hurt by Europe, cuts 2012 outlook
• Otsego, Minn.: Fire destroys cement plant
• Hennepin County courts interim security measures in place
• John Edwards trial: Opening statements set to begin
• Twin Cities weather: Patches of dense morning fog
• U.S. will defend Afghanistan for a decade after drawdown
• St. Kate's students take a trip down nostalgia lane
• Jennifer Hudson family murder trial starts
• St. Paul: In battling racism, there is a winner
• Warhol as young artist captured in N.Y.C. photo exhibit
• Wisconsin boy, 5, struck and killed after stepping out between cars
• Vegas Strip: Hangover-recovery bus making rounds
• ALEC conservative group is subject of IRS complaint by Common Cause
• UST Cycling opens first season with 1-2 finishes
• Alumni Choir debuts at concerts April 25, 29
• Special Olympics Club brings Spread the Word to End the Word national campaign to campus
• St. Thomas trustee Stephen Hemsley to speak at First Friday lunch May 4
• Ingrid Johnsen Haas ’05 to speak at Psychology Spring Colloquium April 25
• Operations and supply chain management alumni networking event set for April 29
• Recon Robotics CEO to speak to Entrepreneurship Society tomorrow
• Student Diversity and Inclusion Services hosts Minnesota premiere of ‘First Generation’ documentary Thursday
• Last chance to sign up for long-term care insurance with guaranteed issue is Friday; informational meetings added
• Admissions Office accepts Tommie Ambassador team applications online
• The View asks for favorite sandwiches, sandwich ideas, music playlists
• Fighting Fistulas: Women’s Studies students take action at St. Thomas, thank campus community
• PULSE presents ‘Revival’ May 4
• U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison to speak on campus April 30
• Law school dean to present talk Thursday on law and the common good
• Public Safety posts advisory concerning aggravated assault in Minneapolis
• Minnesota Health Reform Update - April 19, 2012
• Norwood Teague of VCU is Gophers' lone finalist as new athletic director
• Explosion, fireball in Nevada, California likely a meteor
• Rays 6, Twins 2: Francisco Liriano's struggles continue
• World Book Night in Minnesota: 12,000 novels given away Monday
• N.Y.C. basement dig for boy missing since 1979 continues
• Season ends with third straight win
• Despite 23 votes, Minn. GOP lacks House candidate
• Macalester beats St. Mary’s 5-4
• Minnesota: Tornadoes, hail, funnel clouds reported
• Four-run extra inning rally gives Macalester win
• Twins' Blackburn will start Tuesday, Swarzak to bullpen
• Minnesota Twins: Oakland picks Luke Hughes off waiver wire
• Northern Minnesota: Fire kills boy, 4; 2 other children hurt
• Scandia: Head-on crash injures three
• Mankato: Gorillas take to the street for fun run
• Wisconsin recall: GOP hopes crossover voting for 'fakes' has effect
• Electric cars draw rave reviews, but practical use is years away
• Vikings, Matt Kalil: A perfect match?
• Tech Test Drive: Electric cars have unique personalities but share coolness factor
• Amy Senser trial: Different paths led to a fateful exit ramp
• Will abandoned Lakeville boy's next move be for good?
• Minnesota integration program overhaul on hold
• Oak Grove boy, 9, killed in dirt bike crash identified
• Ramsey County: Locking up fewer kids, and so far, less crime
• Hundreds gather to remember St. Paul student killed in freak car accident
• St. Paul neighborhood rallies against violence
• Jordan Holm takes first two matches at U.S. Olympic wrestling trials
• Backup QB Max Shortell shows off his mobility in Gophers' spring game
• Ex-Twin Phil Humber pitches perfect game for White Sox
• As crocodile numbers grow, so do encounters with people, pets
• Freeways no more? Interstates might get more tolls
• GOP picks challenger for Betty McCollum: Tony Hernandez
• Western Minnesota storms produce possible tornadoes
• Minneapolis police looking for man who stabbed woman in parking ramp
• Concordia holds down Macalester bats
• "Future Earth" opens at Science Museum on Earth Day weekend
• Scots tripped up by Hamline 5-4
• Scots gain 7-2 victory over Hamline
• Watertown-Mayer's Janning named Minnesota's Miss Basketball 2012
• UN authorizes 300 Syria cease-fire observers
• Dutch trains collide; dozens injured
• Farmers could get early jump on planting corn
• Scots go 3-1 at CWPA Division III tourney
• Four Scots win events at St. Olaf
• Powerful quake strikes off eastern Indonesia
• Costa Concordia to be salvaged in 1 piece
• Afghan official: Explosives seized, attack stopped
• Pakistan moves against airline after crash
• Chinese villagers riot over coal mine, kill 1 cop
• Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport ranks No. 1 in magazine survey
• State, Local Health Officials Join in National Effort to Increase Awareness of Importance of Immunizations for Infants
• 3 go on trial in aftermath of Trevor Cook Ponzi scheme
• San Francisco restaurant known for 'world's rudest waiter' closing
• Smelly fish fertilizer, cops help keep potheads away from University of Colorado festival
• Obama enjoys 10-1 financial edge over Romney
• Jackhammers used in search for missing NYC child
• Minnesota Capitol restoration plan revived in House maneuver
• Wisconsin issues 100,000th concealed handgun permit
• Minnesota Senate's lawyer in Michael Brodkorb matter being paid $330 an hour
• Minnesota man accused of transporting, harboring illegal workers
• Minnesota Senate panel revives Vikings stadium bill
• Inver Grove Heights man pleads guilty in 2011 fatal shooting at St. Paul intersection
• MISO leaving St. Paul for Eagan, taking 90 jobs
• Amid austerity pledge, Walker program gives $765K in bonuses, merit raises
• Pakistani plane carrying 127 crashes amid storm
• Vikings, Minnesota leaders say they want stadium vote this session
• Basilica Block Party: Train, Cake, O.A.R. and Avett Brothers to headline
• Flint makes first-team all-conference; Burgin is second-team pick
• Fla. judge hearing if Zimmerman can leave jail
• Utility work amid search for missing NYC child
• Romney has $10M in bank for general election
• Officials: 4 Americans die in Afghan chopper crash
• Activists: Syrian troops fire on protesters
• Tattoo rule eased, more blood Minnesota donors expected
• Tens of thousands protest military's rule in Egypt
• Elk River: U.S. 10 clear again after semi trailer accident
• North Dakota governor bridles at Minnesota lawmaker's Capitol insult
• Hamas leader to Jewish paper: No peace with Israel
• Is that Kevin Love? With a mustache?
• Amy Senser case: Alcohol testimony limited to day of hit-run
• Vikings stadium movement afoot; NFL boss arriving; Wilf's plane spotted in L.A. area
• Wisconsin: Charges in pliers assault dismissed, will be refiled
• Second annual Celebration of the Green Space to commemorate Earth Day
• UST in the news
• St. Thomas real estate analysis sees signs of a healthier Twin Cities housing market
• St. Thomas named to Princeton Review’s Guide to 322 Green Colleges
• Conflict Resolution class invites UST community to participate in online dialogue on corporations and human rights
• Child Development Center collects new, disposable diapers, wipes for Project Baby Bottoms
• Author and philosopher Sister Prudence Allen will speak at Siena Symposium April 23
• TommieMedia accepts fall semester job applications
• UST SIFE: Regional champ for third year in a row
• At the Capitol: GOP links Dayton's likes, bills he won't
• Man charged in Central Corridor light-rail copper theft
• Bachmann's campaign says 'tar baby' remarks on Obama's oil policy weren't racial
• St. Paul woman pistol-whips man in dispute over noisy kids, police say
• In unemployment appeal, Michael Brodkorb denies policy violations, misconduct
• Minnesota STD cases hit another record high in 2011
• Jenna Privette, seriously hurt 3 months ago, is playing softball and batting .636
• Norway killer sharpened aim by playing video game
• NYC basement searched for boy who vanished in 1979
• William Mitchell law professor accused of harassing woman
• Rumors swirl of smaller iPad, which Steve Jobs detested
• Nonresponsive small plane crashes into Gulf of Mexico, sinks
• Woman charged in death of Marine's wife
• Vikings' Spielman: No. 3 pick will be Kalil, Claiborne or Blackmon
• Maplewood Mall to hold grand re-opening following renovations
• Time to restore a democracy of, for, and by the people.
• Page 2 of the City Pages 'Best Of' for 2012
• Page 2 of the City Pages 'Best Of' for 2012
• For the athlete in the Metro: the City Pages 'Best Of' for 2012
• Minnesota State Bar Association presents Professor Edward Toussaint, Jr. with Advocate Award
• Student-faculty research presented at national conference
• Season winds down at CWPA Division III tourney
• US unemployment aid applications decline slightly
• UnitedHealth's first-quarter profit climbs 3 percent
• Russia slams NATO withdrawal from Afghanistan
• States asked to apply for unemployment test plan
• Blasts in Baghdad, northern Iraqi cities kill 30
• Twin Cities weather: Showers, possible snow Thursday night
• US Syria policy a tacit nod to Assad's firm grip
• Wellness Center promotes physical activity with geocaching; first search starts today
• Latinos Unidos Club hosts night of Latin music, dance lessons, food, fun
• General Mills professionals speak at American Marketing Association meeting today
• Apply for USG vice president of financial affairs
• Professional notes
• Graduate School of Professional Psychology hosts information session Saturday on Minneapolis campus
• UST law professor to discuss ‘hard questions’ on Minnesota Marriage Amendment April 25
• Library today: Poetry on the Patio scheduled for April 24
• Nominations invited for Minnesota Real Estate Hall of Fame
• USG posts election results
• Tickets remain for International Dinner Saturday
• Telos Project discussion today features Dr. Bernard Armada, Communication and Journalism Department
• Aquinas Scholars Symposium panel to discuss ‘How to Be a Millionaire’
• Time for Real Tax Reform – No More Gimmicks!
• St. Paul Macy's store to close Sundays, staff up for lunch hour
• St. Paul pedicabs seek licensing rules
• Put down that phone! Cops to look for distracted drivers tomorrow
• Paralyzed hockey player Jack Jablonski released from rehab center
• Dick Clark, who helped make rock 'n' roll mainstream, dies
• Former Faribault nurse makes free speech argument in appealing assisted suicide conviction
• Arts center seen as alternative if Saints don't get ballpark in Lowertown
• Minnesota commissioner to testify before U.S. House hearing over HMO payment
• Drug thefts at hospitals, health care centers jump 325 percent says new report
• Wisconsin ready to borrow $225 million for Stillwater bridge
• Judge releases Rochester woman until sentencing for aiding Somali terror group
• Best Buy buyout? Wall Street seems wary
• St. Kate’s represented at 2012 Minnesota Book Awards
• Mitchell students play key role in creation of bill protecting vulnerable adults
• Scots drop close MIAC games to No. 3-ranked St. Thomas
• Professor Daniel S. Kleinberger: As National Expert, He Writes the Laws
• Professor Kimberley Dayton: Making Policy, Changing Lives
• Weekly Academic Success Tip: Now is a great time to form a study group for fina...
• Neil Hamilton named interim dean of law school
• Professor Ted Sampsell-Jones: Bringing the Court to the Classroom
• Wisconsin school staff drops 2.3 percent
• Woman charged with murder in shooting of Texas mom
• Tom Petty's guitars recovered, guard arrested
• East Bethel: Bicyclist dies after he's struck by car
• 'Three Cups of Tea' author faces civil suit
• Gavin DeGraw latest star to stop 'Dancing'
• UW-River Falls professor acquitted of child sexual assault allegations
• More photos published of troops posing with corpses
• Warren Buffett says prostate cancer in early stage, no plans to retire
• Afghan official: Army on track for handover
• Selim Center hosts lecture tomorrow on ‘Communication and Intimacy as We Age’
• Statewide tornado drill set for Thursday
• CILCE corner: Congratulations Mitch!
• You can help control email spam at UST
• International spotlight: Fulbright fellow to present on Yemen at CultureLink Tea this afternoon
• Guitar Ensemble to perform in O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library today
• Spring Dance tickets available for students
• Graduate Programs in Software launches Center of Excellence for Big Data
• Auditions for ‘UST’s Got Talent’ show will be held tomorrow
• EPA names St. Thomas ‘Individual Conference Champ’ in Green Power Challenge
• Looking for a full-time or summer job? Attend the Employment Agencies Information Fair tomorrow
• Trustees’ matching fund announced
• Service-Learning Advisory Board: Call for letters of interest
• Earth Day Celebration
• Bachmann Votes to Preserve Hunting and Fishing Rights
• Minnesota Twins' Scott Baker has Tommy John surgery, out at least a year
• Dakota County: Dog breeder denies killing 16 dogs
• Wisconsin DNR tries (again) to curb sex at famous nude beach
• Michigan lottery winner charged with welfare fraud
• Vikings stadium: Dayton says wait a year; Vikings say no way
• Minnesota Vikings have favorable early schedule in 2012
• Know the dangers of tornadoes, hail, thunderstorms, lightning, flooding
• Services set for St. Paul high school student killed on Mendota Bridge
• Top Republicans in Congress finally embrace Romney
• Tom Powers: We raise taxes, or we lose the Vikings. Simple. Now let's vote.
• Macalester splits with Bethel
• Today I testified before the Senate on racial profiling. Relying on stereotypes...
• Run workout: "600 Meter Breakdowns"
• Run workout: "600 Meter Breakdowns"
• Newborn DeBrazza's monkey to debut at Minnesota Zoo
• Georgia police handcuff kindergartner for tantrum
• Wisconsin recalls: 'Fake' Democrats can run, election officials say
• Norway killer: 'I would have done it again'
• White Bear Lake couple ID'd among cruise ship dead
• Corn seed supply a concern in upper Midwest
• IMF: Global economic outlook improves slightly
• Wisconsin warns business, government about scam
• Crookston man accused of killing father fit to stand trial
• Hundreds of Palestinians declare hunger strike
• Construction of controversial AWA Goodhue wind project pushed back
• World Champion Julie Dibens in town next week
• Bid Laden's family to leave Pakistan at midnight
• Sudan's frontline: Dead bodies, circling Antonovs
• UST Colleges Against Cancer hosts Davanni’s fundraiser tonight
• Library Week ‘Search for the Holy Grail’ winners announced
• Theology Night Live presents ‘Christian Marriage’ discussion
• Wellness Center offers free relaxation classes Tuesdays
• Please remember Peter Redpath in your prayers
• Minnesota poet laureate Joyce Sutphen to speak here Wednesday, April 25
• New York Times columnist Ross Douthat to speak here Monday as part of MPR series
• There’s still time to take the E-Chug survey
• Up ’til Dawn spotlights childhood cancer awareness with two free events
• Pretty darn really cool
• UST Colleges Against Cancer needs faculty, staff supervisors at Relay for Life Friday
• Leadership expert, author to speak Friday at St. Kate's
• Parole denied for man who killed Robbinsdale cop in 1985
• Argentine leader moves to nationalize oil company
• Protester in foreclosure case charged in scuffle at St. Paul law firm
• Prosecutor: Amy Senser told daughter she had been drinking on night of fatal hit-run
• Charges refiled in connection with 2009 Burnville stabbings
• Minnesota: Crackdown on texting drivers set for Thursday
• Forearm injury keeps Twins pitcher Glen Perkins in Minnesota
• Ruben Rosario: Brothers mourn sibling's death on Mendota Bridge
• Minnesota Lynx take Devereaux Peters of Notre Dame in WNBA draft
• Shooter Now: New York Yankees' Moneyball: $40 million per victory, so far
• U.S. House committee seeking details over St. Paul's housing lawsuit appeal withdrawl
• Music, poetry Pulitzer winners have Minnesota ties
• Stillwater eyes banning sale of drug paraphernalia
• Minnesota appeals court upholds verdict against Wells Fargo
• Vikings stadium bill: House panel to consider critical amendments (LIVE VIDEO)
• Senate is voting on the President's "Buffett Rule" today. Throughout our history...
• Today is the final day to withdraw and receive a "W" for classes that meet the f...
• Leonard, Street and Deinard’s first annual Project: Business™ event will focus on ownership transition strategies for closely held and family-owned businesses
• Tornadoes, snow - that's springtime in Minnesota
• Milwaukee man accused of putting child in dryer, other abuse
• U.S. futures up ahead of retail, inventory reports
• Tim Walz has huge fundraising edge in U.S. House race
• Wisconsin cancels train maintenance contract; lawsuit threatened
• Northern Minnesota reporting close to a foot of snow
• Twin Cities weather: Breezy, with a chance of snow
• Mankato family still searching for clues in man's death
• Pope celebrates a very Bavarian 85th birthday
• Severe Weather Awareness Week begins in Minnesota
• Coast Guard ends search for 4 missing yacht racers
• Two $1 million winning Powerball tickets sold at Wisconsin store
• Wisconsin board to set recall ballots
• Chef Ken’s Point of View, Part 2, showcases cooking techniques Wednesday
• Call for nominations: Service-Learning Student Award
• Essay winners to be awarded Thomas D. Sullivan Medal in Philosophy at colloquium
• USG Student Diversity Committee presents Livin’ in Color Week, April 17-21
• Call for nominations: Service-Learning Faculty Award
• Post Graduation Survey of Undergraduate Alumni (2010-11) now available
• BUSN200 students collect more than $30,000 worth of items for Listening House Silent Auction
• Festival Orchestra performs tonight in front of professional 30-piece orchestra
• Art History co-hosts guest lecture on ‘Masonry, Memory, Meaning in Inka Rockwork’
• Graduating seniors: Pick up cap, gown, much more at Grad Fest April 18-19
• Dr. Todd Lawrence to speak on ‘contested meaning’ of Flight 93 National Memorial
• Veterans programs coordinator visits Minneapolis campus Wednesday
• Call for nominations: Service-Learning Community Partner Award
• T’s Restaurant presents International Week, April 16-20
• Wellness Center offers late-night chocolate meditation
• Nonexempt Staff Council hosts brown bag session on container gardening
• Library names Friday’s Trivia Contest winner
• Next ‘Hot Topics: Cool Talk’ forum Friday will offer two perspectives on punishment theory
• Love All Around the World III concert benefits GMI
• Minnesota Twins lose 4-3 to Rangers
• Twin Cities weather: Warnings and watches to pass without damage
• Dole recalls bagged salads for salmonella risk
• Vulnerable adult missing in Burnsville
• Wisconsin prom-goers' dance code forbids 'grinding'
• Northern Minnesota boy, 8, improving after boat accident; brothers' funeral set
• Albert Lea, Minn., man dies in crash
• 2 Western Kentucky football players shot
• Minnesota: Early fishing opener to be discussed by Senate panel
• Grand Forks' Marilyn Hagerty reviews latest New York trip
• 3-D release steers 'Titanic' past $2 billion mark
• Wisconsin: 2 injured in rollover accident in Pierce County
• 3 children among those killed by Okla. tornado
• Run workout: "Killer Hills"
• Bill Cosby: Trayvon Martin case is about guns, not race
• Caird places fifth at UST Invitational
• Target Field factor: Twins sluggers constantly battle stadium's wind currents
• Hotel owner to take on Michele Bachmann in 6th District
• Lost-and-found: Tales from inside the Xcel Energy Center
• Vikings stadium: Is the team's long wait nearing an end?
• Minnesota Book Awards winners announced
• Photos and results from the 2012 Goldy's Run
• Photos and results from the 2012 Goldy's Run
• In search for autism's causes, experts see progress
• Is that a Frank Lloyd Wright...doghouse?
• Events around the world mark Titanic centenary
• Clemens lawyers may challenge physical evidence
• UN votes to send Syria monitors amid shaky truce
• What sank the Titanic? Maybe more than an iceberg
• Forecasters: Dangerous storms moving into Midwest
• Events around the world mark Titanic centenary
• Misconduct involved 'significant' number of agents
• Storms knock out power, topple semis in Iowa
• Photos: Titanic anniversary: the ship, the passengers, the artifacts
• Minnesota Timberwolves' Kevin Love will not play tonight
• Huge seventh inning rally in opener gives Scots split at Hamline
• Obama defends typically GOP states in race to 270
• Funeral planned for three killed in Brooklyn Park shooting
• Rochat leads Macalester at Lee Krough Invite
• No one injured in canopy collapse at Arden Hills bank
• Twins unveil Kent Hrbek statue at Target Field
• Scots cruise past Bethel 8-1
• Division III Week Student-Athlete Profiles: Citizenship
• Titanic anniversary: Archivist pursues Minnesota connections
• Denver artist creates George Zimmerman portrait with Skittles
• Tuna linked to salmonella outbreak in Wisconsin, 19 other states
• Saturday could see tornado outbreak from Texas to Minnesota
• Secret Service agents relieved of duty during Colombia detail, possibly because of prostitutes
• Amy Senser was on cellphone when she fatally hit man, new charge says
• Recent freeze takes a bite out of Minnesota apple crop
• Bachmann back on home turf in full stride
• At Minnesota Legislature, tax relief now at top of to-do list
• US officials: Drone strikes will go on in Pakistan
• NJ mayor carries woman out of her burning home
• Dave Orrick: Ranch to roost ... Legacy funds are protecting sharp-tailed grouse habitats, which are open for viewing
• Ex-sheriff turns Vadnais Heights home over to bank
• Roseville: Former Midway Ford employees claim sexual harassment, discrimination
• Highland Park High senior killed on Mendota Bridge was Congo war orphan
• Twin Cities weather: Snow in the forecast? It's true.
• Gov. Mark Dayton reports raising $83,000 so far in 2012
• Candlelight vigil held for shot NH police chief
• Thompson's Senate campaign reports raising $660,000
• Man dies in target-shooting accident in Itasca County
• Distance runners race at St. Thomas
• EcoSTARS Partnership honored by Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools
• Preventing overuse injuries
• California Supreme Court Associate Justice Goodwin Liu to address current, former Law Review editors
• Memorial service is Saturday for Charles ‘Lefty’ Smith
• Brother: Painter Kinkade relapsed into alcoholism
• Highland Park High senior killed on Mendota Bridge was Congo war orphan
• Danes accuse 4 of targeting country's crown prince
• US inflation mild as gas prices rise more slowly
• Detroit sees Whole Foods as proof of progress
• Suspect in NH police chief killing found dead
• Obama sticks up for Ann Romney in working mom flap
• Minnesota fugitive arrested in western Nebraska
• Earthquake shakes southern Mexico
• I-35W lanes closed at I-494 due to semi truck incident
• Wells Fargo beats 1Q earnings expectations
• Fired Senate staffer Michael Brodkorb denied jobless benefits
• Dutch court rules UN immune in Srebrenica case
• Vietnam man buys little piece of American dream
• Orthodox Christians mark Good Friday in Jerusalem
• Division III Week Student-Athlete Profiles: Sportsmanship
• Computing network outages planned for the weekend
• First UST Cup improv business plan competition set for April 21
• Please remember Ken Ask in your prayers
• University Advocates for Women and Equity to present Sister Pat Kowalski Women’s Leadership Award at annual reception April 19
• Association for Strategic Planning presents breakfast talk April 24
• Search ends for ‘Holy Grail’ in Ireland Library
• What can you do with an English major?
• Minneapolis campus full-time day students: Terminate parking, return ramp parking card by May 31
• Primary instructors for a section may enter registration overrides for students via Murphy Online
• Five elected to Exempt Staff Council
• I’m a Big(ger) kid now …
• Today’s basketball coach open interview canceled
• Learning Technology Program to host talk on ‘Emerging Technologies’
• African Night promotion offers free henna tattoos on John P. Monahan Plaza
• Library names Thursday’s Trivia Contest winner
• Office of Mission to sponsor ‘The Common Good’ Ethics Colloquium for faculty, staff
• Author, professor to speak on ‘Friends of God in Islamic Art and Literature’ April 17
• UST Invisible Children holds informational event tonight
• Obamacare Fails to Build Support
• Bachmann Calls for North Korea to be Re-Added to U.S. State Sponsor of Terrorism List
• Texan sentenced for stealing $29,000 from Apple Valley bank accounts
• Toy grenade prompts NYC office building evacuation
• Minnesota tribes among those settling with U.S. for $1 billion
• St. Paul police seek help finding 16-year-old runaway girl
• Suspect arrested in shooting death of bicylist in North Minneapolis
• Winning wheel of Dutch gouda sells for $8,400 at Wisconsin auction
• Sisters accused in Somerset pliers assault appear in court
• Vikings stadium: Zellers predicts House vote this session
• Lingerie Football League taking 2012 season off to expand, refocus
• University of Minnesota regents to scrutinize pay packages of administrators
• Air Force: N.D. oil drilling poses no threat to underground nuclear missiles
• Investigation continues after collision that killed 3 near Danbury, Wis.
• Iron Range bicyclist killed after riding into moving train
• Spirit of St. Kate’s Student Video Contest winners announced!
• Joining Bernie Sanders, Senator Tom Udall, Congressman Ted Deutch, , Congressman...
• In reaction to Allen West’s outrageous claims yesterday, Rachel Maddow called at...
• Chicago homicides up 60 percent in 3 months
• US trade deficit fell in February to $46 billion
• India sentences 18 to life in jail for 2002 riots
• Trayvon Martin's mom says Sanford shooting was an accident
• Bill would make Minnesota foster homes smoke free
• Missing St. Paul girl may be in Texas
• GM recalls big crossovers to fix wiper problem
• Ann Romney tweets retort on never-worked charge
• Clintonville, Wis., booms quieting down
• St. Paul's Johnson High School closed because of power outage
• Minivan rams into pedestrians in Japan; 8 killed
• Syria mostly calm after UN truce deadline
• Wisconsin DNR tags linebacker-sized sturgeon near Shawano
• Division III Week Student-Athlete Profiles: Responsibility
• Bike Share program is up and rolling
• Professional notes
• Campus community invited to attend Alumni Reflections April 17
• BBC documentary on climate-change skeptics to receive first U.S. screening here next Wednesday
• Search continues in Ireland Library’s ‘Holy Grail’ Treasure Hunt
• Students for Justice and Peace, Green Team screen ‘Tapped’ documentary tonight
• Reuse-A-Shoe Drive under way through April 18
• Credit union members: Review your statements
• Today is ‘It Takes More Than Tuition’ Day
• Library names Wednesday Trivia Contest winner
• Legal Studies in Business Club presents ‘International Law in the Air Force’ today
• Challenge Day 2012 features ‘Racism and Privilege: Re-Understanding Race in America’ workshop, Poetic Assassins
• ‘Linotype: The Film’ to be shown Friday; UST student presents at ACTC Undergraduate Art History Symposium Saturday
• Young adults invited to Cor Jesu tomorrow
• Delta Sigma Pi spring pledge class makes big plans
• Please remember Maxine ‘Max’ Gruenke in your prayers
• UST community invited to join in American Marketing Association’s Arch March Sunday
• Don’t get wet! Physical Plant to start up sprinkler system on St. Paul campus today
• University Advocates for Women and Equity names four winners of annual awards
• Kickball Tournament registration ends tomorrow
• Tickets for KUST Earth Day Concert available free for UST students
• New summer Filmmaking class offered
• Save the date: Congressman Keith Ellison to speak on campus April 30
• March Madness over; now for some real madness
• Ruben Rosario: Witness gives harrowing account of triple homicide in Brooklyn Park
• Man charged with hurling brick into St. Paul Perkins, injuring 3 customers
• Canary yellow '57 Chevy wagon - with a loud muffler - an unlikely getaway car in Ham Lake
• Father charged after allegedly stomping on toddler's head
• St. Paul: Pizza Luce gets OK for new parking lot along Selby Ave.
• Minnesota Twins' Scott Baker out for the season with elbow injury
• Washington County Historical Society eyes Greeley Street site for heritage center
• 2012 Alumnae Annual Meeting to feature Alumnae Awards
• Report criticizes pepper-spraying of California college students
• George Zimmerman arrested, charged with murder in Trayvon Martin case
• St. Paul's Union Depot restoration nearing completion
• Twin Cities home prices rise 6% in March
• Man charged with sexually assaulting girls at New Richmond child care
• Scots drop pair at Gustavus
• ‘Rock Star’ Katie turns 3M internship into career
• William Mitchell College of Law faculty opposes anti-marriage amendment
• Remember that April 16, 2012 is the final Date to Withdraw to receive "W" for cl...
• Guitarist Ronnie Montrose died of suicide, coroner rules
• Former Miss USA faces drunken-driving trial
• Indonesia issues new tsunami alert for aftershock
• Trayvon Martin alleged shooter is isolated, stressed out, attorneys say
• Obama-Romney showdown starts with a harsh tone
• N. Korea's Kim Jong Un named to new top party post
• U.S. stock futures rise day after big decline
• Red Hot Chili Peppers top Lollapalooza lineup in Chicago
• Minnesota Vikings stadium forums begin in Minneapolis
• 6 puppies, mother dog abandoned in Ohio suitcase
• 'Hunger Games' director Gary Ross says no to 'Catching Fire'
• Brooklyn Park: 1 arrested in fatal stabbing, a domestic, police say
• Opposition challenges Putin with walkout
• Democrat wins Minnesota Senate seat special election
• Division III Week Student-Athlete Profiles: Passion
• Bake sale Friday hopes to raise $450 to fund fistula surgery for woman in Ethiopia
• Irish poet Gerard Smyth to receive 16th annual O’Shaughnessy Award for Poetry
• Ireland Library continues ‘Search for the Holy Grail’ through six media
• Senior Banquet tickets go on sale
• Chemistry Club presents ‘Chemistry of Cooking’ tonight
• Tommie Triathlon volunteers needed April 28-29
• CILCE corner: Page Education Foundation, CILCE share goal of education
• College of Applied Professional Studies to receive new name, effective Sept. 1
• Library names first Library Week Trivia Contest winner
• Free legal advice available for UST students today
• Dr. Massimo Faggioli to speak on ‘Vatican II: The Battle for Meaning’ April 19
• Survey asks: Is Facebook private or public?
• Dance Team auditions start Friday, April 20
• Attorney, author Al Coleman Jr. to speak here Wednesday, April 25
• Vote now: 2012-13 USG elections under way
• Bachmann Hosts St. Croix River Crossing Bill Presentation
• Miami Marlins suspend manager Ozzie Guillen for five games
• Bachmann campaigns in Sixth Congressional District, hotelier Graves joins race
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker kicks off his recall campaign
• St. Paul native son on cover of Time magazine
• Candidates file to challenge GOP senators
• Anoka County juvenile detention center guard accused of sexually assaulting girl
• Young Somali woman testifies in prostitution case with Twin Cities ties
• Winona man accused of barely dressed break-in
• Rochester, Minn., woman convicted in terror case wants out until sentencing
• As weather warms up, Occupy activists return to Minneapolis
• St. John University's breaks tradition, names lay president
• State issues recall related to fish products being sold at ethnic food stores in Twin Cities
• Brick rock club upgrading seating, stage, beer selection at new venue
• Metro Transit offering prizes for '2012 Commuter Challenge'
• Great news: Housing regulators finally considering mortgage write-downs for stru...
• 8-year-old survivor of sailboat accident shows positive signs
• 3 Md. school workers split Mega Millions win
• Willmar, Minn.: New mosque in former school considered
• China busts woman for illegal backseat ultrasounds
• Miss Universe pageant allowing transgender women
• 127 killed in 2 days of clashes in southern Yemen
• Supervalu logs fourth-quarter loss
• Al-Qaida warns UK not to deport radical cleric
• Mexico: Social workers, police ambushed, 3 dead
• Sanford police car shot at near site of Trayvon Martin's killing
• U.S. teen birth rates fall in 2010
• Fargo murder suspect brought back from Minnesota
• Kids stop school bus in Washington state after the driver is stricken
• Wisconsin: Drunken-driving suspect, 80 years old, hits beer-delivery truck first, police say
• Martha Nause to step down as golf coach at end of season
• Division III Week Student-Athlete Profiles: Comprehensive Learning
• Tickets remain for Twins-Angels game Wednesday night
• Stop by the student center to recognize classmates on Spirit of St. Thomas video
• Dr. Kris Bunton, Dr. Wendy Wyatt to speak Thursday on ‘The Ethics of Reality TV’
• Ireland Library conducts ‘Search for the Holy Grail’ Treasure Hunt April 10-13; see Clue No. 1
• Pat Alexander, Christina Weiberg honored as Sister Pat Kowalski Women’s Leadership Award winners
• 3M’s George Buckley to address innovation and collaboration at St. Thomas School of Engineering celebration
• St. Thomas celebrates Earth Week April 16-22 with Will Steger, Paul Douglas and more
• Three finalists named in search for men’s basketball head coach; open interviews begin tomorrow
• Feminist Friday brown bag April 13 features talk by Dr. Young-ok An
• Long-term care insurance informational meetings available in April
• Public Relations Student Society of America meets today
• Let’s move forward, not back
• Jane Jackelen receives 2012 Nonexempt Staff Council Appreciation Award
• Master of Social Work program holds information session Tuesday, April 17
• Wellness Center hosts Grocery Bingo tonight
• Explorer Will Steger to give ‘Eyewitness to Global Warming’ lecture here Monday
• Theologian Peter Feldmeier to speak at noon Thursday on interreligious engagement
• City to shut off south campus water for two hours Thursday
• MDH Launched New Early Hearing Detection And Intervention Website
• Bachmann Concludes Two-Day Energy Tour throughout Minnesota's Sixth Congressional District
• Brick thrown through Midway Perkins window injures 3
• St. Paul: Jury gets case of fatal shooting outside bar
• South Dakota gun show re-enactor who wounded 3, including Birchwood Village woman, sentenced to 7-1/2 years in prison
• Child molester, former Minneapolis parks police chief gets 18 years in prison
• Angels 5, Twins 1: Twins drop Target Field opener, fall to 0-4
• Details of artist Thomas Kinkade's tumultuous final years surface
• Affair is over, Modesto teenager says after ex-teacher's arrest
• Scott Walker to propose taking DNA samples at time of some arrests
• Eighth GSA employee placed on leave in scandal
• Memo highlights Minnesota GOP debt woes
• St. Paul's human rights director leaves for Minneapolis Foundation
• Sex trafficking trial begins for Somalis from St. Paul, Minneapolis, elsewhere
• Search continues for man missing on Barron County lake
• Wisconsin: 2 vote, and Portage woman wins city council seat
• Brooklyn Park: College in lockdown after shooting
• Cruise ship to retrace voyage of Titanic
• Minnesota boy found safe with father after nearly 2 weeks
• Twin Cities weather: Minnesota Twins home opener will be cool and breezy
• Minnesota: Dammed river slowed for rock jumpers' rescue
• Avon, Minn., ATV driver dies after crash into tree
• TV camera toppled during Occupy rally arrests, allegedly by police (w/video)
• In an old Chicago meat plant, greens and fish grow
• Admitted child molester William Jacobs to be sentenced Monday
• AOL to sell over 800 patents to Microsoft
• Appleton, Wis.: Churchill paintings on exhibit -- 500 of them
• Division III Week Student-Athlete Profiles: Proportion
• Twin Cities Jazz Festival 2012
• Children's EcoArt Festival 2012
• Bachmann Honors Jim Schug for His Service to the Washington County Government
• Pioneer Press: Michele Bachmann: Increase U.S. production, lower the price of oil
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' interrogator, dies
• Newly released, 1940 census data contains buried family treasures
• Pakistani troops dig for 135 missing in avalanche
• Minnesota Twins of 2001-10 could have been 'Moneyball' team but for a grand finale
• Do Minnesota schools need more counselors?
• What's in the Minnesota lawmakers' done column so far?
• 2 killed in motorcycle, car crash near Rice Lake
• Baby found in Mississippi River is laid to rest
• US warns Syria it can't deceive world over pullout
• Arthur McWatt, a St. Paul civil rights activist, teacher, author, dies at 86
• Gophers basketball: Armelin seeking transfer
• Two children die after boating accident on Clearwater Lake
• Pilots in fiery Navy jet crash faced tough choices
• Back to the past at Augusta: women still outsiders
• Fang Lizhi, who inspired Chinese dissidents, dies
• Scores of sports memories and memories of sports scores in Mark Rosen memoir
• Theater review: A tense, mysterious 'Birthday Party' at Jungle Theater
• Ruben Rosario: My cancer's still here. But so am I.
• Protester jumps into Thames, halts 158th Boat Race
• Mustard: There's much more to this condiment than just mellow yellow
• Dave Orrick: Earlier fishing opener worth it, despite any inconveniences
• Twins pitcher Liam Hendriks scratched because of food poisoning
• Longtime AP reporter Art Srb dies at age 81
• Augsburg takes pair from Scots
• Thomas Kinkade, one of nation's most popular painters, dies
• And the Peeps Diorama Contest winners are ...
• Eagan Art Festival 2012
• Ramp, road closures coming to I-94, I-35E and U.S. 52 in St. Paul
• First 'saltie' of season reaches Duluth harbor
• Facebook, Twitter become new sources for stock tips
• Hastings man charged in friend's overdose death
• Hastings man gets 5 years in prison for 11th DWI; this time, he used meth and cocaine
• Attempted-murder charges against Taylor Pass dropped
• Navy jet crashes into Va, apartments, pilots eject
• St. Paul police find 'opium den,' arrest parents, remove 7 children
• Former Pinehurst Bank president found guilty; loan officer acquitted
• Ex-Gophers football player Gary Tinsley found dead in dorm room
• Ramsey County judge blocks child care union election
• Kansas winner of Mega Millions jackpot will remain anonymous
• FAA investigating after plane emergency ignored
• Leaping Asian carp found in Iowa Great Lakes
• Elderly man rescued from submerged truck in Yellow Medicine County
• In Midwest, GOP shrinks from union battles
• Happy Passover and Happy Easter to those celebrating in Minnesota and around the...
• Mixed jobs report. Economy is creating jobs, but what are Republicans in Congres...
• Can you help the Watchdog with these topics?
• Vedder postpones tour, has nerve damage in arm
• Washington County: Police search overnight for man who assaulted deputy
• Oprah's latest struggle is 'right-sizing' her new cable network
• U.S. economy adds 120K jobs; jobless rate at 8.2 percent
• Keith Olbermann's fight with Current TV lands in court
• Resentment lingers in Pennsylvania long after Santorum's loss
• Mali's Tuareg rebels declare independence
• New TV show banks on stars and 'Stripes'
• Montevideo man pleads guilty in $40,000 livestock theft
• February milk production improves in Wisconsin, Minnesota
• Police: Driver probably fainted before fatal Eagan crash
• AP Exclusive: Analysis shows NKorea near to launch
• Twin Cities weather: Cool start, then afternoon warm-up
• Macalester celebrates first-ever Division III Week, April 9-15
• Bachmann Releases Statement on Latest Unemployment Numbers
• Prosecutor: Marine posted negative images of Obama
• Lakeville man charged with soliciting boys via Craigslist
• Vikings stadium: White Earth Nation dangles $400 million carrot
• Google glasses glimpse future with Internet-eye view
• 3 juveniles arrested in connection with large Brooklyn Park grass fire
• Twins pitcher Scott Baker pulled from rehab start
• After error, language in UND nickname ballot question changed
• Senate passes health bill that restores pay cuts of attendants caring for relatives
• MnDOT announces 316 road projects around Minnesota
• Dave Matthews Band and Tool will headline new two-day River's Edge Music Festival in St. Paul
• Report: Minnesota native who wrote 'Three Cups of Tea' mismanaged nonprofit
• St. Paul schools to boost spending $27 million to support achievement plan
• Auggies win in 10 innings; go on to sweep Scots
• Student donates art to University's Minneapolis campus.
• William Mitchell students craft bill to protect Minnesota’s small-business owners
• Minnesota Twins to unveil Kent Hrbek statue April 14
• Target March sales figure up 7.3 percent
• US unemployment claims hit 4-year low of 357K
• Honey production drops in Minnesota, Wisconsin
• Halstad, Minn., man charged with illegally capturing bald eagle
• St. Paul firefighters rescue woman from burning home
• Police draw guns at home of Torii Hunter
• Flint is CWPA player of the week
• Aerial, ground search for missing Minnesota boy unsuccessful
• Audio released of Wisconsin woman, 80, landing plane
• Young Minnesota inmates report more trauma than mainstream students
• English Department names essay contest winners
• Economics Association hosts senior economist from Minneapolis Federal Reserve today
• National Library Week at St. Thomas begins Tuesday, April 10
• Please remember Judy Sajka in your prayers
• UST in the news
• Tech Desk closed during Easter holiday; beware of increased phishing attempts
• April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Public Safety posts advisory concerning four south campus thefts
• Pre-Health Professions Club hosts hospice and palliative care panel discussion today
• Please remember former doctoral student John Deir in your prayers
• Early Spring Leads To An Early Start To The Tick-Borne Disease Season
• Minnesota lawmaker's treasurer fined for paying speeding ticket from campaign fund
• Cupcake clears parking hurdle, making way for Grand Avenue site
• Western Wisconsin: 2 killed, 3 airlifted after crash
• University of Minnesota grad Devine tapped as new regent
• Idea for adding velodrome to Saints ballpark in Lowertown gaining little traction
• Minnesota: State's tick season is crawling to early start
• Senate passes voter ID amendment, putting measure on fall ballot
• Witness: Gunman shot, killed my friend outside St. Paul bar
• Waitress is fighting for $12,000 tip
• Wisconsin man admits setting fire at Planned Parenthood
• Stillwater fire investigation leads to felony charge, but not for arson
• Hudson school district seeks rezoning of dog track property
• Former Richfield city spokesman charged with possessing child porn
• Guns, masks, men in black: 3 nabbed in St. Paul drugstore heist suspected of others
• Macalester takes pair from Gustavus
• Barefoot running subject of debate at NACSM conference
• Afghan bomb kills 10, including 3 from NATO
• Look, it's Kate and William - in wax
• Chinese Song dynasty dish sells for $26.7 million
• Minnesota Marine fatally shot during Texas visit
• Wisconsin primary turnout 23 percent
• 2 Somalia sport officials among 10 killed in blast
• Twin Cities weather: Sunny, high near 62
• Trucker harassment class-action suit backfires
• Williams makes D3baseball Team of the Week
• Eagan: Lane closures under way on I-35E this week
• Storm with typhoon-strength winds kills 4 in Japan
• Cops face decades in prison for Katrina shootings
• First 200 US Marines land at Aussie training hub
• Lake Minnetonka to host the USMS 10-Mile Open Water National Championship
• Minnesota House approves voter ID amendment on late-night, party-line vote
• NTSB to review RV crash; Minnesota legislators not planning to change laws
• Notre Dame international law scholar Paolo Carozza to discuss ‘human dignity’ in lecture here April 12
• Students host silent auction for homeless shelter April 22
• Professional notes
• Discussion series for female faculty concludes April 19
• UAWE sponsors scholarships to Minnesota League of Women Voters Leadership Series
• TommieMedia honored with six journalism awards
• Mark your calendar: Annual International Dinner set for Saturday, April 21
• Anderson Student Center reduces hours for Easter break
• The truth that lies in ‘time flies’
• Ignatian Retreat now open to adults of all ages
• Despite Sanctions, Iran Vows to Continue Unacceptable Path Towards Nuclear Arms
• Tornadoes rake Dallas area, more than a dozen hurt
• Wisconsin woman, 80, who landed plane after husband died 'had it totally under control'
• House passes May 5 Minnesota fishing opener
• Ramsey County board gives toll lanes on I-35E the OK
• Anoka man gets 10 years in prison for DWI death of S.D. teen
• 3 Gustavus Adolphus College students on spring break trip hospitalized after Illinois crash
• Concert news: Rascal Flatts added to Grandstand lineup
• Romney takes Maryland, looks to sweep 3 primaries
• Romney takes Maryland, looks to sweep 3 primaries
• Obituary: Hastings veteran faked his own death to survive Korean War atrocity
• Minnesota nonprofit HMOs to pay state $73 million
• Student's profane tweet stirs free-speech debate
• Minnesota Twins preview: 2012 expectations hinge on health
• Minnesota health plans' operating earnings jump 21%
• Bats come alive in sweep over St. Catherine
• A German Requiem will be performed by the St. Catherine Choral Society
• Weekly Academic Success Tip: Attend this workshop! Study for Success Finals a...
• Minneapolis police want help ID'ing man who robbed CVS
• Swimmers get mentioned by MPR for early open water swim
• Tax credits ease White Earth Reservation housing crunch
• La Crosse proposed new trash rules for May student exodus
• March Madness sparks La Crosse jail fisticuffs
• Wisconsin presidential primary dominates ballot
• One Minneapolis firefighter pleads guilty to drug charges
• Twin Cities weather: Calm after the storm
• Pierre-Minneapolis flight has no passengers
• Wisconsin: Woman dies in Madison area apartment fire
• Oil near $105 as US, China economies show strength
• Prepare for Easter at ‘Holy Week Food for Thought’ tonight
• Veterans programs coordinator visits St. Paul campus tomorrow
• AARC to close April 6-9 for Easter weekend
• Planning to take your first chemistry course in fall 2012?
• Join Senior Class Gift Committee at today’s meeting
• Openings available to donate blood at Red Cross drive April 4-5
• Tickets for three Twins games go on sale today at Tommie Central
• Campaign begins for Full-time UST MBA Class Gift
• Bagel Wednesday is tomorrow
• North campus to experience electrical power shutdown Friday
• ACLU says no proof of voter impersonation in Minnesota, but conservative group disagrees
• Minnesota House, Senate approve $430 million budget reserves shift to pay back schools
• N.D. man charged with shocking girlfriend with cattle prod
• Pinehurst Bank case goes to jury
• HMO profits cap means at least $3 million for Minnesota
• APNewsBreak: CWD found in northwest Wisconsin deer
• Tight legislative schedules give past University of Minnesota regent candidates another shot
• Vikings stadium could get first vote at the Legislature tonight. (LIVE VIDEO)
• Man, 27, stabbed in West St. Paul
• Slain woman's ex-boyfriend said he was 'tired of Minnesota women,' say charges in St. Paul
• Dakota County courthouse screening detects meth in jacket
• Officials: Gunman arrested after 7 shot dead at California Christian college
• Wisconsin: Semi-pickup crash kills one in Polk County
• Loophole allowed Jordan teen to drive big RV involved in deadly Kansas wreck
• Man shot as he allegedly threatened Minneapolis cop with knife charged in earlier stabbing
• Community event to educate people on voter ID legislation
• Student art on domestic abuse featured in Coeur de Catherine
• ‘Unflappable’ Mitchell student argues in federal court
• Poster design unveiled for the Minneapolis Triathlon
• Purchasing Services offers eBuy&Pay training sessions
• Theology Night Live presents ‘Career or Calling? Your Faith and Your Work’
• Opus awarded ‘Best Project Award’ for design-build work on the Anderson Student Center
• O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library lists hours for Easter break
• Wellness Center offers late-night chocolate meditation
• Join Student Legacy at today’s meeting
• Registration for Tommie-Johnnie 3-on-3 Basketball Tourney ends tomorrow
• T’s Restaurant Action Station offers specials April 2-5
• Tommie Law Early Admission Program hosts informational session Wednesday
• CILCE hosts two Midsemester Reflections; all students invited to attend
• Campus Ministry lists extended confession schedule
• National Public Health Week Celebrates The Many Successes Of Public Health
• 'Hunger Games' tops 'Titans' sequel
• Kansas: 5 killed as motor home headed to Minnesota crashes
• Wis. Sen. Ron Johnson endorses Mitt Romney
• Minnesota Vikings stadium: Charitable gambling deal near agreement
• Minnesota Senate's Brodkorb case will cost public win, lose or draw
• Online Ojibwe dictionary ready for launch
• Minneapolis: Officer shoots knife-wielding suspect
• 1940 census records include 21 million still alive
• Slain airman's son dies in accident at SC home
• Bagley, Minn., schools chief calls for Intelligent Design in curriculum
• No progress reported in child abduction case
• Twin Cities weather: Sunny and 70
• Ruben Rosario: 'Angels' step in to keep St. Paul couple in their home
• Minnesota Twins star Joe Mauer has something to prove
• 1940 census data: Public release could include details on your parents, grandparents
• Lowertown artist wants hoodies for Trayvon Martin exhibit
• Mega Millions winners are rich, but not THAT rich
• Man's body, boat found in St. Croix River
• Minnesota retailers fight back against online 'showrooming'
• Bombs in southern Thailand kill 14, wound 341
• For some St. Paul homeowners, tax bills arriving - with frustration enclosed
• Twins report: Scott Baker will open season on disabled list
• Twins GM: Drew Butera demotion all about offense
• Who was that speeding humanitarian? Batman.
• Stricken cruise ship repaired, heading to Malaysia
• The strange battle for Lee Harvey Oswald's tombstone
• Ecolab cuts 70 information technology jobs in St. Paul, Eagan
• 2 fatally shot, 12 hurt outside Miami funeral home
• Vote 2012: John Harrington can't win DFL endorsement in new Senate district
• Dave Orrick: 'Cabining' is camping with a roof
• Minnesota caregiver gets 45 days for genitals injury
• Cold Wisconsin weather slows sturgeon spawning
• Protesters march in Fla. town where teen was shot
• Stray bullet wounds Minneapolis police officer during hunt for sex offender
• Scots begin title defense with sweep over St. Olaf
• Kansas, Illinois, Maryland tickets share Mega Millions jackpot
• An early fishing opener? Two Minnesota lawmakers pushing for it
• Crossword puzzle lovers go pen-to-pen in St. Paul competition
• Kevin Garnett leads Celtics past Timberwolves
• Cherokee Tavern in West St. Paul faces penalties after failing alcohol-compliance check
• South St. Paul: Former Cerenity care worker gets jail, probation for stealing from residents
• Oppose gay marriage? Let's party. Back it? Ditto.
• Santorum woos Hudson crowd with attack on Romney
• University of Minnesota: House OKs beer sales at Gopher games
• Minnesota Senate passes bill to create panel to oversee school trust lands
• Americans bet nearly $1.5B to win record jackpot
• Coon Rapids sexual abuse victim: "I was molested 1,480 times"
• Walmart proposes store for Cottage Grove drive-in site
• Caregiver charged with sexually assaulting autistic woman, 18, at Burnsville facility
• Federal judge strikes down parts of Wisconsin union law
• Vikings stadium: Zellers defends charities over concerns about financing
• St. Paul hotel clerk recorded newlyweds having sex, charges say
• Milwaukee mayor enters recall race against Gov. Scott Walker
• Funeral held for Montana teacher kidnapped, strangled, dumped in N.D. oil patch
• 3 candidates to replace Sviggum on U Board of Regents are announced
• Recall election ordered for Wis. Gov. Scott Walker
• DNR webcam offers live views of peregrine falcon nest in downtown St. Paul
• Largest U.S. corn planting since the 1930s expected
• MasterCard, Visa warn of cardholder data breach
• St. Paul: Police ID victim in Summit-University homicide
• Current TV ousts talk show host Keith Olbermann
• Montessori teachers can become STEM-certified at St. Kate's
• Students represent St. Kate's at National Conference on Undergraduate Research
• US consumer spending up 0.8 pct., but income lags
• On the run, bin Laden lived in 5 houses
• Wisconsin: Young woman was shot by someone inside La Crosse apartment
• St. Paul: Police investigating Frogtown homicide
• Stocks recover as euro countries lift bailout fund
• AP sources: Ryan expected to endorse Romney
• Man who died in Red River was wanted in Minnesota
• Twin Cities weather: Weekend warm-up
• Xcel Energy's Minnesota electricity customers to get refunds
• Alabama club starts 'Food Stamp Friday' promotion
• Ron Paul says Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker making positive changes
• Garrison Keillor talks books, the biz
• Swing Dancing Club steps into the past 40 years of music with Decades Dance Saturday in Scooter’s
• City of St. Paul proposes restricting future conversions of owner-occupied housing to student-rental housing near St. Thomas
• Center for Ethical Business Cultures presents Ethics Case Competition information session April 25
• UST in the news
• Registrations open for second annual Tommie Triathlon
• Senior women invited to Women Connect Spring Legacy Brunch
• ‘Passion Play’ still burns brightly
• Registration still available for Minnesota Education Job Fair
• ‘Troubling Waters’ discussion on messages in culture and film continues April 3
• Opus College of Business invites top students to join international honor society
• St. Paul gang-rape suspect faces new charge
• Early spring brings good news to outdoors enthusiasts
• Minneapolis firefighter from Coon Rapids sold meth out of fire station, court papers say
• House Democrats unable to restore pay cuts to personal care assistants of relatives
• NIT championship: Gophers get blown out by Stanford
• Wisconsin elections officials say Scott Walker recall election is a go
• Spike Lee settles after sending Twitter post with wrong address
• Blaine coach charged for alleged sex contact with girl, 14
• Greyhound pulls out of St. Paul Union Depot before it opens
• Ron Paul greeted by receptive Wis. student crowd
• St. Paul drug bust yields first 'party drug' lab in Ramsey County
• Ramsey, Washington county residents could pay less under new trash plan
• You've just won the biggest lottery jackpot in U.S. history. Now what?
• Photographer offers support for those coping with stillbirth, miscarriage
• Former Burnsville youth minister charged with stealing from church
• Occupational Therapy Day draws crowd to the Minnesota Capitol
• Annual women’s studies conference
• President Obama proposed first-ever limits on carbon pollution from power plants...
• Best Buy to close 50 U.S. stores, cut costs
• Birds Eye Foods employees evacuated in Waseca
• Please remember Bernard J. Hickle in your prayers
• Sign-up ends tomorrow for coed intramural soccer, softball, sand volleyball
• Library today: Libraries request your help
• Minneapolis campus Catering Department sets early deadline for week of April 9 orders
• Family Business Management now available to all juniors, seniors
• Law journal’s spring symposium to discuss impact of ‘Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission’
• USG Money Talks series begins today
• TPT to rebroadcast four St. Thomas programs
• Amy Ernst, humanitarian, rape-crisis counselor, medical advocate in the Congo, to speak here April 2
• Telos Project discussion today features Dr. Paul Niskanen, Theology Department
• Online voting for Exempt Staff Council positions begins March 30
• Former Cottage Grove City Hall will be used as business incubator
• Man, 47, pleads guilty in rape of 12-year-old girl in 2002
• House, Senate leaders reach deal on shifting $430 million from state reserves to pay back schools
• 2 arson fires targeted St. Paul apartment unit, fire marshal says
• After man gets 36 years in 2010 St. Paul shooting death, courtroom erupts
• Elevated Fridley cancer rates prompt state review of numbers
• Wells Fargo must face class action on securities lending
• Bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs dies at age 88
• St. Paul business leaders vow to keep fighting for Saints stadium in Lowertown
• New downtown St. Paul crime fighters: Horse patrols
• Eastern Wisconsin booms resume, called strongest yet
• DFLers say Senate leaders played politics with bonding bill; GOP disputes accusation
• “If a man is struck down by a heart attack in the street, Americans will care fo...
• Free for Saint Paul College students and alumni to attend Over 70 employers and...
• Overturning Health Care Reform would be disastrous for millions of American fami...
• Weekly Academic Success Tip: Do you know how you are doing in your courses? If...
• Passengers recount fears during captain breakdown
• Twin Cities weather: Calm, cooler
• Senate leaves Saints' park out of $500 million bond bill, source says (LIVE VIDEO)
• Supporters of Florida shooter fearful of speaking out
• Northern Minnesota boy, 7, possibly abducted by dad and in danger, BCA says
• Passenger attacks crew on NC-to-Florida flight
• Health officials link illness to Duluth water park
• Wolves owner Glen Taylor's net worth steady, Forbes reports
• Clear Channel boss 'delighted' to have Limbaugh
• No Mega Millions winner; jackpot reaches record $476 million
• Free 'Triathlon 101' clinics for beginners
• $1M tacked on bonding bill to offset St. Croix bridge costs
• Ramsey County sheriff's chaplain retires his 'one-man God squad'
• Luann Dummer Center for Women offers undergraduate, graduate fellowships
• John A. Ryan Institute co-sponsors Eighth International Conference for Catholic Social Thought and Management Education in June
• Study Abroad hosts Open House tomorrow for January Term 2013 classes
• Student desk and night access positions available for academic year 2012-13
• Wellness Center offers free hot-stone massage class April 2
• Twenty-two positions open in USG spring election
• Professional notes
• Memory and the History of Art Lecture Series presents ‘Everyday Life of Memorials’ this evening
• Free legal advice available for UST students today
• Selim Center to host talk on ‘Communication and Intimacy as We Age’
• CILCE corner: Welcome back from spring break
• Campus Ministry to hold Solemn Vespers on Palm Sunday
• On-street parking: Move it or lose it
• New Directions at Grand Hand Gallery
• Trunk Show with Devin Johnson - Makeshift Accessories
• Appeals court restores Minnesota judicial election rules
• 'It was already stolen,' Minneapolis man says before arrest for car theft
• Washington Times: BACHMANN: Ripping out Obamacare by the roots
• Bachmann Statement on Obamacare Oral Arguments
• USA Track and Field Minnesota announces it's Ultimate Runner series
• Home prices fell in January in most U.S. cities
• Pinehurst loan officer testifies he didn't know about Wintz deal
• Gloria Dei, St. Paul's largest ELCA congregation, chooses gay pastor
• Ethics hearing on Michel postponed by Minnesota Senate president
• Milwaukee mayor could alter Democratic landscape if he challenges Walker
• Minneapolis firefighter from Coon Rapids arrested in drug case
• St. Paul: Police chase stolen car; after crash, driver booked
• JetBlue captain: 'They're going to take us down'
• Minnesota lawmakers want to block employers from asking for Facebook passwords
• FTC seeks law to shed more light on data brokers
• Fewer Gophers fans following team on NIT trip to New York
• Minnesota moose will be hunted this fall
• Man charged in Stearns County road rage incident
• Just-bought car meets bear near Wyoming, Minn. Neither survives.
• Human rights trip makes a lasting impression on Mitchell students
• Mac sports photographer Chris Mitchell fights for local high-speed networks
• Mahtomedi: Washington County alert system helps find elderly woman
• St. Louis County properties not added to tax rolls cost others money
• Missouri woman facing charges in 2001 newborn death in Minnesota
• FBI: Pennsylvania man stole Microsoft co-founder's identity
• Strong quake hits northern Japan, no tsunami risk
• One person found dead in Colorado wildfire
• Twin Cities weather: Warmer, with strong winds
• Woman who fled Iraq suffers brutal end in U.S.
• Taiwan police: Woman kills self while on Facebook
• 'Hamburglar' strikes at Maine McDonald's
• Maoist rebels kill 15 paramilitary police in India
• Luann Dummer Center for Women announces advisory board openings
• SIFE, Green Team collect plastic shopping bags for Recyclemania
• Wellness Center hosts Grocery Bingo tonight
• Nonexempt Staff Council hosts brown bag session Friday
• Social Work graduate student seeks adolescent Facebook users for research study’s online survey
• Director of service-learning candidate gives presentation tomorrow
• No Pinterest? No Twitter? No way!
• Distinguished Educator Award, William B. Malevich Award application packets available
• Type 2 diabetes tamed by surgery, studies show
• Fight claims, pot put teen's side on defense
• Minnesota Senate OKs $430M partial payback for schools, using reserve money
• Justices moving to heart of health care overhaul
• Minnesota man pleads not guilty to federal extortion charges in North Dakota
• Vikings stadium: Minneapolis leaders deliver show of support
• Dayton criticizes Republican health insurance exchange efforts
• Sally awards honor five for creativity and artistry
• Wintz employee on signing for loan: 'He asked, I said yes'
• Wisconsin teen to carry Olympic torch in England in July
• Aerosmith's Target Center show June 16 kicks off band's summer tour
• Fight claims, pot put Fla. teen's side on defense
• Coon Rapids city council may have to rule on snake issue involving resident
• State of the city: Mayor Coleman touts economic development, Saints ballpark
• Peeps Diorama Contest entry deadline near
• Wife defends soldier accused in Afghan rampage
• After Minneapolis theft, stolen $40,000 cello is returned to owner
• Macalester goes over .500 with sweep
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• Bernanke says US job market weak despite gains
• Man to enter plea for hacking into celeb emails
• Wisconsin homeowner shot intruder with police nearby
• Mankato air show to feature Blue Angels, Black Daggers and more
• Washington block named for Packers' Willie Wood
• St. Paul: Payne-Phalen killing leads to 3 arrests
• Italy: Divers recovering 5 bodies from cruise wreck; 2 still missing
• St. Paul: Body of missing man found in river
• ‘Distressed’ housing sales in Twin Cities still at record levels, but necessary for eventual market recovery
• American Culture and Difference program presents talk by Hispanic artist Jimmy Longoria
• KUST radio announces annual Earth Day Concert headliners
• National Public Radio editor Ron Elving to speak here tonight as part of Minnesota Public Radio series
• Purchasing Services announces email approvals, new book vendor and more in eBuy&Pay
• Justice Alan Page to speak on social justice, experience in the courtroom
• Liszt’s ‘Via Crucis’ performance planned Friday at St. Mary’s Chapel
• ‘Everyday Life of Memorials’ topic of next Memory and the History of Art Lecture
• Discover the possibilities at Science Careers Expo Thursday
• Student Alumni Council recruits members for 2012-13
• Join the University of St. Thomas Golf League
• Next ‘Hot Topics: Cool Talk’ forum to focus on religious liberty and the federal contraception mandate
• T’s Restaurant to feature salad bar at ‘Grand Deli’ station
• Noted author James Roberts ’82 to speak at 19th annual Stakeholder Dialogue
• Graduate Programs in Software hosts information session Wednesday, March 28
• Student Legacy Program hosts speaker tomorrow from American Refugee Committee
• St. Thomas nominated to participate in the Star Tribune’s 2012 Top Workplaces survey
• Philosopher and author Father Robert Spitzer to speak on ‘Creation and the New Cosmology’ Wednesday
• Association for Strategic Planning presents breakfast talk March 27 on ‘Purpose-Centered Strategic Planning’
• Program Resource Room hosts open house tomorrow in Anderson Student Center
• Registration closes today for Kairos 6 retreat
• Tickets still available from Tommie Central for Minnesota Wild vs. Florida Panthers
• Ensure strong church leadership for future generations
• Crazy Horse monument still a work in progress
• Twin Cities nerds code for a cause
• Big second half carries Gophers women to WBI championship
• Minnesota Twins: Josh Willingham named starting left fielder
• Timberwolves 117, Nuggets 100: Kevin Love goes for 30 points, 21 rebounds in home win
• 'Hunger Games' movie-goers shell out $155 million on opening weekend
• Minnesota Timberwolves' Nikola Pekovic considers ankle surgery
• Albert Lea 4, Glenville 2 in FFA donkey basketball
• St. Paul Saints stadium backers want Lowertown's artists on their team
• 'Hunger Games' battles to $155M opening weekend
• Pope Benedict XVI celebrates Mass for Mexicans looking for hope
• Minnesota: BWCA, Voyageurs haze rules would get update
• School test scores suspicious nationwide, newspaper finds
• Cake plus candy? Cakedy
• How many decisions does it take to replace a light bulb?
• Tech Test Drive: New iPad's appeal is in its pixels, speed
• Gophers' Mbakwe looking for NBA read before deciding on sixth year
• Table Project social network puts church congregation a click away
• Recent Minneapolis slaying highlights dangers cabdrivers face
• FTA files appeal of ruling on Central Corridor's impact on businesses
• FTA files appeal of ruling on Central Corridor's impact on businesses
• NBC report: Psychologist called Sandusky a 'likely pedophile' in '98
• In Supreme Court, health care showdown looms
• Minnesota Twins: Justin Morneau flips power switch
• Twins GM: Chris Parmelee could be Opening Day first baseman
• Wisconsin mayor plans T-shirts commemorating quake
• Body found in the Mississippi under St. Paul bridge
• NCAA hockey: Gophers beat Boston U. 7-3 in regional semifinal
• Got the itch to fish? Your guide to what to catch when
• Vote 2012: Former state senator gets chance at rematch
• Wayzata Central 'mathlete' defends state title
• Inver Grove Heights man gets 9 years for convenience store robberies
• At the Capitol: DFL Rep. Nora Slawik to step down
• Finally: 'Mad Men' opens Season 5 tomorrow
• FTA files appeal regarding Central Corridor impact on businesses
• Coon Rapids baby survives fall from apartment building window
• Twin Cities events show health care divide lives on
• Gophers basketball: Trevor Mbakwe gets 6th year - but will he use it?
• Obama: 'If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon'
• Minneapolis police apparently recover stolen $40,000 cello
• Minneapolis police ask for help ID'ing suspect in robbery of cabdriver
• After cash spills on Maryland highway, the question: What would you do?
• Stillwater bridge: Dayton, Walker meet along river to celebrate new span
• Voter ID amendment now one step from Minnesota ballot
• Missing Little Canada woman found safe after round-trip to Iowa
• Late daughter's voice mails to dad are erased by T-Mobile promotion
• Dayton, Walker meet in Stillwater to celebrate new St. Croix River bridge
• Cash mobs spread the green to businesses across the Twin Cities (w/ VIDEO)
• Minneapolis lawyer who faces arrest for trashing judge wants jurist off her case
• Judge to South St. Paul man who fractured baby's ribs: 'I can't get over what you did'
• Suspect in Roseville cabdriver's slaying makes first court appearance
• 9 reputed gang members charged in rape of St. Paul girl, 14
• Vikings stadium: Capitol waiting on signals from Minneapolis, charities
• Senate ethics panel recessed without resolving complaint against Michel
• Mall of America plans $200 million expansion
• Bachmann: GOP tired of primary season
• Report: Infant died of natural causes at Coon Rapids day care
• 'Hunger Games' fills midnight craving with $19.7M
• U.S. News & World Report announces change to School of Law ranking
• Osteoarthritis and yoga study follow up
• Traffic deaths up in Minnesota
• Peeps diorama contest prize totals jump to $2,500
• Minnesota deer hunters group sets up wolf reporting site
• South Dakota 4-H cheating scandal subject of federal lawsuit
• Ex-senator says politics played role in drunken driving arrest
• Wisconsin teacher, coach burns players
• Wisconsin teacher pleads not guilty in sex case
• Wisconsin: Services Friday for Hazel Green soldier
• Michele Bachmann owes $1 million in campaign debt
• Twin Cities weather: Morning fog, chance of showers
• Whitney Houston drowned, autopsy finds; cocaine, heart disease also factors
• Remains found in N.D. oil patch identified as kidnapped Montana teacher
• State boys basketball: Osseo ousts Hopkins in 3 OTs in 4A semifinal
• St. Paul police seek help in case of man charged with killing girlfriend By Tad Vezner
• Bachmann Announces Congressional Art Competition for Students
• Bachmann Releases Statement on Second Anniversary of Obamacare
• Tartan student getting cheers for landing porn stars as prom dates
• Cupcake's Grand Avenue plans revived
• Minneapolis' new club the Brick offers refunds to angry Jane's Addiction fans
• Authorities identify 3 killed in plane crash in McLeod County
• 2 Democratic businessmen consider challenging Bachmann in 6th District
• Minnesota Senate passes Legacy bill setting up aquatic invasive species research center
• Minnesota House passes bill to streamline permit procedures for businesses
• Minnesota employers add 6,200 jobs in February
• Deal reached on Athletic Club, other downtown Rupp buildings
• Man charged with killing Roseville cabbie in Minneapolis
• Stillwater massage therapist accused of illicitly touching customers
• 2 Wisconsin legislative districts invalidated by court panel
• The #Budget4all means Minnesota jobs repairing crumbling roads and bridges in my...
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• French gunman dead after police standoff
• NIT win over Middle Tennessee earns Gophers trip to New York
• Carver County: 17-year-old hit, killed on highway
• US unemployment aid applications hit 4-year low
• Cancer charity fraud bilks Eau Claire, Altoona businesses
• St. Paul: Man dies as police pursuit ends in crash
• Probation ordered in Wisconsin animal neglect case
• St. Paul: Garage fire kills man, 55
• Twin Cities initiative aims to expand business exports
• Phone scam strikes Rock County sheriff's office
• Volkswagen adding 800 jobs at Tenn. Passat plant
• Home beer brewers in Wisconsin, other states seek changes to laws
• Wisconsin boom town has relatively quiet night
• 10 ways to dine smart - and save money - in the Twin Cities
• Cat survives 19-story plunge from Boston high rise
• Bachmann Hosts Gen. Allen for Meeting on Afghanistan
• Supervalu to discontinue 'pink slime' in most stores
• In St. Paul, Prior Avenue Bikeway work may begin this summer
• At the Capitol: House panel moves U aquatic species center closer to $4.4M in funding
• Brodkorb takes step toward lawsuit over firing from Senate
• Ex-law professor Clark Griffith unzipped pants in public in St. Paul, charges say
• Minnesota House panel approves bonding bill; $280 million pricetag pales to Dayton proposal
• Science Museum sleepover to host 500 children
• Developer seeks $1 million to buy and restore five St. Paul homes
• Minnesota ups minority hiring goals as Twin Cities grow more diverse
• Minneapolis: Arrest in Roseville cabdriver's death brings relief to fellow cabbies
• Minnesota Supreme Court disbars Minneapolis lawyer who was convicted of drug possession, took clients' funds
• Tartan student can take a porn star (or two) out, but not to prom
• Vikings stadium talks at Capitol have gone quiet
• Saints' Sean Payton suspended for season; Gregg Williams banned indefinitely
• Hogan edges out previous champ at Human Race 8K
• How can we make sure hardworking Somalis are able to send money home to their fa...
• I introduced the #Budget4all today with the Congressional Progressive Caucus. We...
• Minnesota voter-ID amendment passes House in wee hours, along party lines
• Top North Dakota trooper arrested for DWI in Minnesota
• Gov. Dayton not likely to push Highway 14 expansion
• More and more individuals and courts looking to Mitchell’s practical approach
• Minneapolis: 1 dead after house fire
• Wisconsin: Mysterious booms rattle Clintonville again early Wednesday
• Twin Cities weather: Showers, thunderstorms possible
• French minister: suspect says he'll surrender
• St. Paul: Murder victim not just an addict, family says
• House bonding plan would direct $221M to state Capitol repair
• Concert news: Kiss and Motley Crue coming to State Fair
• You can soon book your state campsite online -- but, please, not all at once
• Interagency Rules Conmittee Meeting Agenda For March 22, 2012
• Iowa principal who OK'd controversial Minnesota band explains resignation
• Romney easily wins Illinois primary, denying Santorum a big-state win
• Senate panel approves shifting $430 million from reserves to pay money owed schools
• Minnesota 'right to work' union bill stalls; backers still hoping to get a vote
• Pinehurst trial: Flurry of deposits raised suspicions of check kiting
• Capitol could get repairs under House bonding plan
• Washington County sets guidelines for redistricting
• Efforts to explain Wisconsin city's booms are still a bust
• West St. Paul man charged with attempted murder
• New inquiries open in fatal shooting of Florida teen in gated community
• Joe Soucheray: What did Michel know of Amy Koch's affair? Um, who cares?
• N.D. Highway Patrol captain faces DWI charge in Minnesota
• Weekly Academic Success Tip: Priority registration for Summer 2012 and Fall 201...
• Teatro del Pueblo presents Help Wanted at Saint Paul College on Wednesday, March...
• Remembering the Nuremberg Trials: Thought-provoking events reflect and look to the future
• William Mitchell Students win Minnesota Intellectual Property Law Association Cup Competition
• Washington County: Missing Hugo woman found safe, sheriff says
• Former Antigo, Wis., school principal pleads not guilty to drug charges
• Sex trafficking ring that included Twin Cities faces trial
• Duluth 'Climate Idols' say it's easy being green
• Voyageurs National Park visitors urged to stay off ice
• Minnesota: Storms take off roofs in Lake Elysian area
• Twin Cities weather: Showers, heavy rain possible
• Wisconsin: Scott Walker's former aide to enter pleas to 4 charges
• Rodney Williams leads Gophers' 78-60 rout of Miami in NIT
• Software info session – march 28
• Luther Seminary graduate launches Living Lutheran Creed
• I'm evangelical!
• Dakota County: Gun fired at officers, man jailed
• 5 Wisconsin school districts settle litigation over failed investments
• Historic Merriam Park building could get new life
• Ashton Kutcher is 500th client to sign up for Richard Branson space trip
• Lawyer: Suspect in Afghanistan rampage remembers little of that night
• Manhunt launched for gunman who killed 4 outside Jewish school in France
• Authorities stymied by loud booms emanating from northeast Wisconsin city
• After another warm day, thunderstorms pushing through Twin Cities
• Roseville motel rape: Wisconsin man charged
• Legislators' DWI immunity during session target of House bill
• Senate committee rejects slot machines at Minnesota's horse tracks
• Commentary: Tim Tebow cast aside much like Peyton Manning
• Michael Brodkorb case: GOP Sen. Geoff Michel cited in DFL ethics complaint
• Police in India arrest former Minnesota priest wanted on abuse charges
• Salvation Army wants to reopen St. Paul shelter
• Minneapolis cop says he threatened Somali over flag, department starts internal probe
• Student Success Day is TOMORROW Tuesday March 20th! Network with employers, ta...
• High-powered alumnae return to campus
• Madison, Wis., church offers service sans children
• Holy arena show! 'Batman Live,' comes to Xcel Center in September
• Wisconsin priest under investigation for sexual abuse
• Milwaukee bars close early amid St. Patrick's Day brawls
• Wisconsin newspaper: 29 judges sign Walker recall petition
• Gunman kills 4 outside Jewish school in France
• St. Paul: Apparent homicide investigated
• Bachmann Returns from Israel; Meets with Netanyahu
• Apple's push puts iPads in many schools
• Army suspect in Afghan shootings had stable reputation, troubles
• John Cowles Jr. left his mark on Minneapolis arts and culture
• Another day, another weather record
• Francisco Liriano throws five no-hit innings for Twins
• No such thing as a free 401(k)
• NCAA hockey pairings: Gophers to open against Boston
• Wisconsin: 2 injured as motorcycle collides with truck
• Mississippi River opens for shipping
• No injuries as train derails in Moorhead
• Two drivers killed in head-on crash in Eagan
• 8 years ago, a Woodbury woman met a Nigerian orphan. This is their love story.
• Minnesota colleges look for ways to give students skills for emerging industries
• Joe Soucheray: 45 mph freeway suits St. Paul just fine, thank you
• Afghan shooting suspect was in debt, had brushes with law
• Minnesota legislators tread softly around possible Brodkorb lawsuit
• Clinton revisits Grand Forks, N.D., 15 years after devastating floods
• State girls basketball: Providence Academy beats Sauk Centre for 2A championship
• State girls basketball: Maranatha Christian beats Mountain Iron-Buhl for Class A championship
• Beloit cops: Woman's body found with trauma signs
• By gosh and begorrah, it's St. Paddy's Day in St. Paul
• Wisconsin officer resigns after drunken-driving arrest
• Another one: Saturday hits record high in Twin Cities
• Minnesota woman flees troopers with 3 kids in truck
• Violinist Christian Tetzlaff cancels Twin Cities performances
• Student Success Day is Tuesday! Network with employers, talk with college repre...
• Oshkosh cemetery struck by vandals twice in two weeks
• Wisconsin woman died of grass-fire smoke inhalation
• Two homes near Lambeau uprooted for stadium work
• Ex-Rutgers student guilty in webcam suicide case
• Tyus Jones, Apple Valley fall short as Eastview wins Class 4A Section 3 title
• Ever hear the Brian Boru Irish Pipe Band? You probably will today
• Aquinas photos
• Soldier suspected in Afghanistan rampage is named
• Bloomington man pleads guilty to sex assaults on Metro Transit bus, train
• Judge in starving girl's abuse case says parents should stand trial
• St. Paul replacing public alert and warning system
• Wisconsin Legislature wrapping up contentious session, with action of abortion, education
• Vikings stadium turning into legislative hot potato
• Baby, it's really warm outside
• Isle Royale wolves may be headed for extinction
• Minneapolis-to-Eau Claire commuter-rail proposal nixed by transit commission
• Wisconsin Judicial Commission files complaint in Prosser choking case
• Narrator of viral 'Kony' video hospitalized after running through streets in underwear
• First Lady Michelle Obama visits Minnesota military families
• Public radio's 'This American Life' retracts Apple story
• Pennsylvania governor criticized for comment about pre-abortion ultrasounds
• St. Paul man sentenced for growing pot in Wisconsin national forest
• Wisconsin Assembly goes into overtime as Democrats goad GOP
• Maplewood man admits online pimping of girl, 17
• Timberwolves' Ricky Rubio to undergo surgery
• St. Paul police arrest Oakdale man suspected in convenience store attempted robbery
• Gridlock may accompany the wearing of the green
• Matsumoto, Peters highlight MIAC Friday Feature
• Scots finish spring trip with 3-2 comeback win over Ripon
• Students from Laura Jeffrey Academy visit St. Kate's for STEM
• Hunters, take note: North Dakota reduces licenses available
• Wisconsin court denies newspaper access to records
• Tech test drive: New iPad is everything Apple promises - and a little more
• Warm temps could ruin Iowa tulip festival
• Wildfires potential threat in North Dakota
• Wisconsin finally gets an educator in Teachers Hall of Fame
• N.D. bighorn sheep hunting license up for grabs
• Twin Cities weather: Sunny, high near 79
• Wisconsin drunken driver slams through barriers at crash investigation
• APNewsBreak: Isle Royale wolves may go extinct
• Macalester names Gregg Olson new men’s soccer coach
• Lawyer: Soldier saw friend's leg blown off day before Afghanistan rampage
• St. Paul rape charges dismissed; woman's report refuted
• Minnesota Museums Month will bring special events in May
• Human Resources announces new long-term care insurance provider
• A winner talks to winners about winning … and watches
• Luann Dummer Center for Women book club to meet March 28
• UST in the news
• ‘Everyday Life of Memorials’ topic of next Memory and the History of Art Lecture
• UST hosts ‘The Passion According to St. John’ Saturday, March 24
• MPR to broadcast Deborah Tannen lecture at noon today
• Bulletin Today takes a spring break, too
• Dr. Miri Rubin to speak on ‘Mary: From Jewish Mother to Global Mother’ March 26
• Shuttle bus switches to 10/40 schedule for spring break
• Summit Avenue to be closed for running events Sunday, March 18
• Computing network outages planned for Sunday morning
• Exempt Staff Council to host Exempt Spring Forum March 29
• Midterm grade deadline is Monday, March 26
• Campus Ministry lists spring break worship schedule
• South St. Paul council member cited for work left undone at his house
• Minnesota House OKs plan to pay back schools part of $2.4 billion
• Minnesota's definition of a gang member to narrow as criteria are revised
• Minnesota: St. Paul's health care best in U.S., study says
• Hot Lotto ticket with $2.99M jackpot sold in Nicollet County
• Bulldozer operator rescued from Superior, Wis., coal pile
• Wisconsin judge won't put voter ID injunction on hold during appeal
• Soldier's wife will share experiences with Michelle Obama during Minneapolis visit
• '21 Jump Street' review: Still a class act
• Wisconsin Legislature passes bill to ease rules on home brewing
• Iowa teen accused of setting store's beef jerky on fire
• Southern Minnesota couple who chained son to crib lose parental rights
• Chris Cook trial: Jury acquits Vikings cornerback of assaulting girlfriend
• St. Patrick's Day: Drunken drivers, beware; Metro Transit offers free rides
• North Dakota court hearing Fighting Sioux case
• More expensive gas pushes up US wholesale prices
• Man who stored body in freezer plans move to Eau Claire
• Wisconsin legislators race to pass bills
• After third horse dies, HBO cancels 'Luck'
• Dates set on Gov. Scott Walker recall vote
• Urology practice offers pizza with vasectomy
• Lohan tweets: It's 'a complete lie'
• Wisconsin's spending transparency earns D-minus
• Milwaukee teacher punched during fight between girls
• Wisconsin committee approves Medicaid cuts
• Mitchell team wins regional mock trial competition, aims for national title
• Minneapolis police: Cab driver shot and killed
• Twin Cities weather: Sunny, high near 68
• CILCE corner: Student mentor introduces KaZoua with a smile
• Now eligible for U.S. News ranking, Opus College of Business lands in top 25 percent of nation’s ‘Best Business Schools’
• Three students receive summer research awards
• National Public Radio editor Ron Elving to speak here March 26 as part of Minnesota Public Radio series
• Career Fair next Wednesday at the Minneapolis Convention Center
• PSYC 401 class promotes Brain Awareness Week, March 12-18
• Professional notes
• Faculty Center for eLearning announces instructional technology events for spring break
• Telos Project discussion today features Dr. Chad Brinsfield, Opus College of Business
• Library today: Faculty, staff invited to library open house March 27
• Green Team hands out ‘Caught Green Handed’ tickets today
• Accreditation self-study work continues, open sessions scheduled
• Gophers 70, La Salle 61: Tubby Smith gets 100th win at U in NIT opener
• St. Paul police: Woman died after jump from East Side high-rise
• Brodkorb admits intimate relationship with Koch before his firing from Senate post
• Minnesota eelpout in apparent decline, worrying - well, some anglers
• St. Paul man pleads guilty to murder in New Year's fight
• Minnesota Senate noncommittal on school-debt plan
• Wisconsin budget committee OKs plan to raise Medicaid premiums
• Fire destroys egg carton production plant in Moorhead
• Iowa principal to resign after controversial performance by Minnesota Christian rock band
• Dayton says GOP leaders need to step up as Vikings stadium bill stalls in committee
• Burnsville woman convicted in 2005 fatalities is again accused of drunken driving
• Stillwater bridge: Obama signs bill, work to start this summer
• Twin Cities weather: 73 hit, temp is fourth record high in five days
• Innovative new Race N' Red rebate offer for bikes purchased at Gear West
• Vonn wins final WCup downhill for 12th victory
• 2 men sentenced in fatal shooting outside North Dakota party
• Minnesota Vikings: John Carlson, Seattle Seahawks TE, to visit
• Altoona, Wis., man gets 5 months for dealing meth
• Twin Cities weather: Plenty of sunshine, high in mid-70s
• Rochester man charged in death of girlfriend's dog
• Wisconsin Assembly approves measures on sex education and abortions
• Wisconsin Assembly passes Family Care and wolf hunt bills
• Pi Day marked on 3-14
• Minnesotan argues self-defense in murder trial in Fargo
• Swiss bus crash kills 28, including 22 children
• Intellectual Property Clinic’s first patent goes green
• Iowa neighbors unsure about development plan for 'Field of Dreams'
• St. Paul stretch of I-35E should be 50 mph, lawmaker says
• NCAA March Madness sign-up closes Thursday morning
• Faculty and Staff Annual Campaign ready to kick open the door in 2012
• Anderson Student Center lists spring break schedule
• Campus parking permits not required during spring break
• ‘Snack for Free With USG’ this afternoon
• Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with the Silver Wings Club Thursday
• TommieMedia nominated for eight journalism awards
• Public Safety offers short-term resident parking permits for $100 in Anderson Parking Facility
• CultureLink Tea: Graduate student shines international spotlight on Malaysia
• Join the Student Legacy program tomorrow
• Foot, ankle surgeon to visit campus for Dinner With a Health Professional
• St. Joseph Altar Blessing is today
• Free legal advice available for UST students today
• Guitar Ensemble to perform today in O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library Center
• Our young alumni are doing quite well in the job market
• St. Croix River Crossing Legislation Signed into Law
• Chris Cook trial: Minnesota Viking takes stand, says he struck girlfriend in self-defense
• The calendar says winter; Mother Nature says spring
• St. Paul robbery-rape: 3rd man charged in August spree
• St. Paul: Marrinan orders a hearing in Urban League property dispute
• Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan teachers get extra time to assess needs
• The South's turn: Romney, Santorum, Gingrich vie
• Marilyn Hagerty mania: Grand Forks Olive Garden critic snubs Leno for NYC gigs
• Study: 100% of state's power can come from wind, solar
• Citibank, 3 others fail Fed stress test; 15 pass
• Minnesota Capitol restoration plans using Legacy funds gain little traction
• TCF shares rise on finance plan
• Rusty Taco opening second Minnesota spot in Northeast Minneapolis
• William Mitchell clinic’s first patent goes green
• Weekly Academic Success Tip: Make use of study resources on campus. Need help...
• Impressive showing for Mitchell students in Hawaii competition
• Join us for a discussion on gender equity and diversity in the legal profession
• Twin Cities weather: Tuesday's forecast looks bright
• St. Paul Saints' Lowertown stadium proposal gets Senate panel hearing
• St. Paul drug-deal slaying lands shooter 4 years in prison
• St. Paul house fire: Bodies of man, woman found inside
• Some Austin homeless work as 'hotspots' at SXSW
• Pitch in for Recyclemania 2012
• No school? No problem with a Spring Break Kit from the Wellness Center
• Public Relations Student Society of America hosts owner of Costello Communications
• Volunteer ushers needed for graduate, undergraduate commencement ceremonies
• Please remember Margaret Anne Hatch King in your prayers
• Still trying to figure out what kind of business major is right for you?
• Please remember Regina Suski in your prayers
• Undergraduate Student Government to give away taxi vouchers Wednesday, Thursday
• MNDOT announces Phase 2 roadwork project scheduled for Interstate 94 between Nicollet and Cretin Avenues
• Golfers: Save the date – Friday, May 25
• Seniors invited to participate in national study
• AARC to shorten hours during Spring Break
• Registration open for Kairos 6 student weekend retreat
• St. Patrick's Day revelers, hockey fans to converge on St. Paul
• Man wounded in pair of unrelated shootings on St. Paul's East Side
• Judge strikes down Wisconsin's voter ID law
• State is investigating how Dane County handled case of starved Madison girl
• Minnesota Vikings' Chris Cook assault trial: 'I said you choked me,' girlfriend tells him in jail
• Vikings stadium bill faces tough road; members of key House committee raise concerns
• 2 DFLers file for special election to fill seat of the late Sen. Gary Kubly
• St. Paul school district investigates after coach says race played role in his dismissal
• Officials press plan for closing Minneapolis lock to thwart Asian carp
• Southern Poverty Law Center names Anoka-Hennepin parents group to hate list, group decries 'name calling'
• Wyoming, Minn., man killed in ATV accident identified
• Barnum, Minn., student allegedly assaults teacher over request to remove headphones
• Twin Cities weather: 70s this week, after record-breaking weekend
• Stillwater salesman found not guilty of stealing cars
• Breezy Point man convicted of manslaughter in hunter's deer-stand death
• St. Paul ex-cop sues 100 fellow officers, claims they viewed her driver's license photo 400 times (w/ court documents)
• Get Ready for Student Success Day Workshop Tuesday, March 13th 12:00 pm in 4130...
• "Pedal for Pancakes" group trainer rides in Minneapolis
• Hundreds of thousands of Americans went back to work in February, yet half of Am...
• William Mitchell hosts expert on diversity and the law
• Minnesota union workers swamp Capitol for "Right to Work" vote
• Home-schooled Greenfield girl wins Twin Cities spelling bee
• Wisconsin DA approves DNA testing in 1994 killing
• US seeks to contain damage from Afghan shooting
• Twin Cities weather: Morning showers, high of 56 expected
• 4 allegedly drinking NY Amish charged after buggy, police car collide
• Got a long flight and a Windows laptop? New airport movie kiosks to the rescue
• Limiting invasive species in Minnesota waters is one issue state lawmakers agree on
• Let the good times bowl in Anderson Student Center; sign-ups under way for first bowling leagues
• Office of Service-Learning publishes newsletter
• Student health survey drawing winner named
• Business 200 program celebrates 20th anniversary this week
• Five faculty earn tenure; 16 faculty earn tenure with promotion
• CILCE hosts KMOJ radio personality ‘Big Sy’ during convo hour March 15
• Tommie Central sells tickets for Minnesota Wild vs. Florida Panthers
• Promote campuswide departmental events in 2012-13 Student Planners, Parent/Family Planners
• Theology Night Live to show, discuss film ‘Of Gods and Men’ March 14
• Show your Tommie Pride with discounted fashion statements from Tommie Shop and Bookstore’s annual Spring Break Sale
• O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library Center adjusts hours for midsemester break
• Please remember in your prayers Gary DeCramer
• Paul Manship and the Minnesota Museum of American Art
• Minnesota Statewide Health Improvement Program Progress Report Submitted To Legislature
• In St. Paul, battle for 3 financially distressed downtown buildings looms
• A week after car crash, GOP strategist Chris Tiedeman improving, wife still fighting
• US Army sergeant kills 16 in Afghan villages
• Big Ten tournament: Michigan State wins first tourney title since 2000
• St. Paul: Gay-marriage ban protest draws 100 at Cathedral
• Egypt parliament to consider cutting off US aid
• Minneapolis: Man dies of gunshot wound; no arrests
• Twin Cities weather: Rain, then 70s
• Booming North Dakota's ham-radio space also a draw
• Lake Superior: 2 rescued after incidents on ice
• Wisconsin: Bear alert issued as cranky sows emerge from hibernation
• Utah tea party weighs returning Sen. Orrin Hatch to seventh term
• Minnesota: ATV driver dies in accident
• William Shatner stays so busy, it's simply illogical
• A year after Fukushima, workers at its Minnesota twin speak
• Might University of Minnesota go to a year-round calendar?
• Twin Cities summer camps: Pack your fishing pole ... or physics book
• If Apple TV is born, a mixed blessing for Best Buy?
• St. Paul Lilydale Regional Park: Park changes to get environmental review
• Pilot project tests photo coverage in Minnesota courts
• Minnesota Timberwolves scrambling after Ricky Rubio's season-ending injury
• Madison, Wis.: Protests mark year since Gov. Scott Walker's collective bargaining law
• Minnesota Vikings release Hutchinson, Griffin, Herrera; move doubles cap room
• Contest: 7 islands in Mississippi River need names
• State hockey: Benilde-St. Margaret's leads Hill-Murray 2-0 after one period
• Newborn found dead in Mississippi River to be buried in Winona
• At the Capitol: Jobs creation for state remains stuck in neutral
• Pilot project tests photo coverage in Minnesota courts
• Wisconsin eighth-grader wins spelling bee with 'mellifluous'
• Obama strikes back at GOP critics on gas prices
• Missing Minnesota snowmobiler found severely injured
• State Rep. Larry Hosch says he won't seek re-election
• Pitt clinic shooter was gifted, troubled student
• Third race in the MDRA Grand Prix next weekend in St. Paul
• Police chief sends officer to reporter's house
• Search party finds no clues in case of missing St. Paul man
• 'Hunger Games' fans pack Mall of America to see movie's stars
• Vikings' Chris Cook assault trial: 'I know he choked me,' girlfriend says on tape
• Spring Lake Park man cut natural gas line after fight with girlfriend, police say
• Kevin Love out, Ricky Rubio hurt in Timberwolves' loss to Lakers
• Northfield mother of shaken toddler pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Amy Senser to stand trial in fatal hit-and-run
• Tom Powers: Minnesota Twins' Miguel Sano a wonder child
• Pope denounces gay marriage lobby to U.S. bishops
• 20 charged in methamphetamine ring centered in Twin Cities
• S.D. eighth-grader gives out fish oil pill, gets suspended
• Wisconsin judge to rule Monday on permanent injunction on voter ID
• Late-night jackhammers for light rail have downtown St. Paul residents fuming
• Vikings stadium bill introduced in the Senate
• 2012 Big Ten tournament: Michigan 73, Gophers 69 (OT)
• Facebook 'friend' offer exposes man's other wife
• Strong 3 months of hiring as US adds 227,000 jobs
• I-94 westbound lanes between St. Paul and Minneapolis to close this weekend for repairs
• St. Paul boy, 13, suffers puncture wound during fight outside high school
• Kevin Love doesn't start for Timberwolves because of back spasms
• Outrage follows Minnesota Christian rock band's message to Iowa school assembly
• Mom says family was kicked off flight over squirmy toddler
• Wisconsin elections chief recommends recall votes for 4 GOP senators
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker sets up legal defense fund in secret probe
• 15th Annual Leadership Challenge features two panels
• Res Hall pilots social justice model
• Corn supply shrinking slower as rain aids South American crops
• Payrolls in U.S. climb 227,000; jobless rate holds at 8.3 percent
• Twin Cities weather: Time to head outside, high of 60 on Saturday
• Firefighters battling Minneapolis apartment blaze
• Man charged in fatal altercation at Eyota bar
• University of Minnesota selects new Carlson School dean from within
• Ex-Minneapolis park police chief pleads guilty to abusing teen, possessing child porn
• Two Texas siblings found living alone in a school bus
• Jablonski's dad: 'We need to have accountability for coaching, for referees, for parents'
• Researchers map entire debris field of Titanic shipwreck
• University computer lease to move to HP
• Watch the women’s basketball team take on Tufts University this evening at Scooter’s
• Win famous Binz sandwiches
• Fill out an E-Chug survey and you could win a Tablet
• Stressed by midterms? Give the Wellness Stress Relief Spa a try
• Dr. Young-ok An to speak on ‘Redefining Heroism’ on Tuesday, March 13
• Social media and the job search: Is your online brand working for you?
• School of Law presents ‘Mid-Day Dialogue on Faith: Interpreting Scripture and Ascertaining Religious Law’
• SIFE needs your help with Campbell’s ‘Let’s Can Hunger’ challenge
• Child Development Center hosts Scholastic Book Fair next week
• UST in the news
• Human Resources sends thanks for another successful HR Fair
• Learn more about teen homelessness in ThreeSixty Journalism’s latest magazine
• UST Intramurals holds March Madness Tournament Challenge
• Campus Ministry hosts St. Joseph Altar Blessing, food drive
• Black Law Students Association hosts annual Night of Distinction April 19
• Donors needed for blood drive April 4-5
• Please remember Command Sergeant Major (Ret.) Louis E. McMillan in your prayers
• St. Croix River Crossing Project Update
• Bachmann Releases Statement on Latest Unemployment Numbers
• Last defendant sentenced in baseball-bat beating at St. Paul convenience store
• Hedge fund manager Eric Hovde jumps into Wisconsin U.S Senate race
• Wisconsin adds 12,500 jobs in January, still falling short of Gov. Scott Walker's goal
• Vikings: We don't need Peyton Manning. We've got Ponder and Webb
• Vikings stadium: North suburbs' Chamber of Commerce calls process 'unfair'
• Sviggum to resign University of Minnesota regents post
• Odds of viewing northern lights tonight in Twin Cities? Pretty dim
• Minnesota Viking Chris Cook assault trial: Girlfriend told cop, doc and paramedic he choked her
• House Republicans propose tapping Minnesota's budget reserves to pay down debt to schools
• Editor of Minnesota weekly newspaper quits over international plagiarism allegations
• Tarryl Clark planning to see DFL nod in 8th Congressional District race
• Web star born: Kony video gets millions of views
• Twin Cities: U football player charged with fraud
• "The Pirates of Penzance" cast prepares for opening night
• University hosts state conference on diversity in healthcare
• Time for companies to be honest about how much they are paying their CEO's.
• Sex assault brings jail term for Stanley, Wis., man
• Sentencing in dead cougar case includes fine and restitution
• UW-Eau Claire chancellor named finalist for Utah job
• Grand Forks man facing vehicular homicide charge
• US unemployment applications hover near low levels
• Charges: Bloomington vise-throwing suspect linked to 14 incidents
• Study: Animal agriculture worth $8 billion to Minnesota
• Japanese town haunted by loss a year after tsunami
• Twin Cities weather: Windy with a chance of flurries
• Pakistan charges bin Laden's wives
• Woman hospitalized after being pinned under van
• Mankato feeling left out in statewide influence
• Northern lights? Conditions right in Minnesota and Wisconsin, if you're lucky
• Joe Soucheray: That Model A I sold? It went to a good home.
• Got pictures? Senior Banquet slide show needs them
• Sacred Arts Festival concert March 13 features UST Concert Choir, Liturgical Choir
• Professional notes
• Library today: New video database available
• Women’s center announces scholarship for women’s studies major or minor
• Globally Minded Student Association shows ‘Anatomy of Hate’ documentary tonight
• Learning Technology Program to host talk on ‘Virtual Collaboration in the Enterprise: A Yammer Case Study’
• Junior Luke Nolby receives School for Field Studies Distinguished Student Researcher Award
• ‘Accountant Ethics and Professional Liability’ topic of lecture today
• Bachmann Releases Statement in Support of The Down Payment To Protect National Security Act
• Scots head out for Spring Break
• MLIS professor receives the 2012 Beta Phi Mu Award
• N.D. Air Guard stands to lose manned flying mission
• Milwaukee homicides declined, shootings increased
• Winnebago makes plans for first Craft Brew Fest
• Upper St. Anthony Falls Dam closure study part of Asian carp bill introduced in Congress
• Wisconsin teen may face charges in crash that killed three
• Former N.D. teacher pleads not guilty to sex crimes
• Jablonski and Benilde-St. Margaret's off to state hockey tournament
• Twin Cities weather: Prepare for a cooldown this morning
• Woman, teenage daughter die in rural Polk County house fire
• Wisconsin: Iron mine plans dropped after legislation fails
• St. Paul stabbing suspect faces psych evaluation in Albert Lea man's death
• Dr. Kris Bunton to lead ‘Third-Year Review’ discussion March 15
• St. Thomas Veterans Association hosts annual benefits meeting tomorrow
• Get March madness pricing at Bookstore’s sliding-discount sale tomorrow
• Social Work graduate student seeks participants for thyroid clinical research study
• MPR to broadcast program on Marv Davidov at noon Friday
• Free ‘Aromatherapy’ class may help relieve midterm stress
• CILCE corner: the ‘best-kept secret’ in Murray-Herrick Campus Center
• IRT runs PC and Mac software updates
• Tommies, and lots of them, shine at Minnesota Private Colleges Job and Internship Fair
• Events ‘Nourish’ minds, bodies and souls of Sacred Arts Festival patrons
• St. Thomas welcomes prospective students and their families to campus tomorrow for Residence Life Event
• Author Kao Kalia Yang to speak at HUSA general meeting tomorrow
• Romney takes 3 states, Santorum 2, Gingrich 1
• $7B swindle may keep Stanford behind bars for life
• Special Forces soldier dies trying to save NC kids
• Dinkytown hit-and-run: Bakdash cleared of premeditated murder, faces 25 years in prison
• Thanks, Mother Nature: Twin Cities hit 60 degrees today
• ACLU sues Minnewaska schools in Facebook incidents
• Minn. lawmakers want less pain in future shutdowns
• Willard Cochrane, JFK adviser and U of M agricultural economist, dies
• Albert Lea man gets 4 years for child abuse
• Charges: Boyfriend fatally beat St. Paul artist and nanny
• Vikings stadium bill writers mull backup financing
• Hackers busted after one becomes FBI informant
• Weekly Academic Success Tip: Happy Spring Break! Use time away from class this...
• Ophthalmic Technician program director recognized
• Mitchell celebrates Diversity Month
• Tonight’s relaxation class canceled
• Verizon launches wireless broadband for rural homes
• Wisconsin lawsuit over voter ID proceeds
• Twin Cities weather: Warmth and sunshine arrive today
• 2-year-old Rochester stabbing victim's condition upgraded
• Superior police, family pranked with hostage call
• Richfield police want help finding car involved in death investigation
• AP survey: More optimism about US jobs and economy
• Most tenants at troubled Burnsville apartment building move by March 1 deadline
• Nominations sought for 13th annual Undergraduate Research Award
• Pre-med scholarship competition to award more than $11,000
• St. Thomas’ Selim Center announces spring programs for those 50 and older
• Please remember in your prayers Anne Graves
• Order Davanni’s today to benefit the work of St. Paul’s Outreach
• Campus Ministry hosts day of adoration, ecumenical prayer tomorrow
• Nominations sought for Gregory Marzolf Jr. Award and Scholarship
• Taekwondo Club seeks new members
• Exempt Staff Council nominations requested
• Got coconut bra?
• Master of Social Work program holds information session Tuesday, March 13
• Wellness Center hosts Grocery Bingo tonight
• ACTC’s ‘Sustainable Urban Communities’ symposium set for Thursday
• Bagel Wednesday is tomorrow
• Coach Ruth Sinn thanks basketball fans for weekend support
• Neuroscience Club meets today
• Veterans programs coordinator visits St. Paul campus tomorrow
• Sociology and criminal justice majors, minors: Applications accepted for Gessner Memorial Scholarship
• Court records: Man arrested in St. Paul homicide has history of violence involving women
• After new convction, defendant in 2001 St. Paul homicide gets life sentence
• Dayton vetoes bill expanding use of deadly force
• As Vikings' Chris Cook goes on trial, victim's recantation figures into case
• Ex-Vikings coach Brad Childress on Bountygate: NFL 'did what they needed to do'
• Anoka-Hennepin school district settles bullying lawsuits; board member quits in protest
• Bakdash knows he'll pay. Now, how much?
• Applying at MSP for expedited entry through customs? Get in line
• Condoms now required for Los Angeles porn actors
• Chili Peppers Still Red Hot, the band comes to Target Center on Oct. 30
• St. Paul: A new park for Frogtown
• USA Triathlon names local coach as 2012 Team USA coach
• Minnesota Legislature: Health exchanges debated by GOP, DFL bills
• Silver carp, other invasive fish caught in Mississippi River as far north as Winona
• Nebraska presidential McNugget sells for $8K
• Acclaimed radio host to speak at The O'Shaughnessy
• The Stillwater Half Marathon is back as the Jon Francis Foundation Half Marathon
• Have a wonderful spring break!
• Marshall-Brennan Project sends law students, high school students to Washington, D.C.
• Get a candid insider perspective on the America Invents Act
• In 4.0 quake, San Franciscans stirred but not shaken
• Twin Cities weather: Warmup on its way
• Monique White of North Minneapolis is scheduled to be evicted from her home toda...
• Golden Valley sex offender's move publicized
• Wisconsin's cheesehead maker gets hats-off
• Abbotsford, Wis.: 1 firefighter dies, 3 injured in Wis. historic theater fire
• GOP Sen. Al DeKruif exits southern Minn. legislative race, redistricted
• GOP consultant, wife injured in car crash
• Will new Vikings stadium spur more growth than Metrodome?
• Senior Class Gift Committee meets Tuesday, March 6
• CAM Colloquium examines ‘The Role of Statistics in Science and Society’
• Faculty panel discussion Thursday to examine The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
• Justice Lecture to examine injustice to immigrants, refugees
• Director of service-learning candidates give first of three presentations today
• Please remember Claire Frick in your prayers
• Information session today covers off-campus study programs through HECUA
• ‘America’s most influential woman rabbi’ to speak here next week on God and politics
• March Madness hits Relay for Life
• Applications invited for annual Women Connect scholarship
• State's budget gains tied to lower health care spending
• In Dakota County, jury of teenage peers offers alternative for juvenile offenders
• Putin wins election amid thousands of complaints, questionable tallies
• Family Outings: Looks like skating is on a roll again
• Republican consultant injured in car accident
• Tom Powers: Twins outfielder Joe Benson recalls brush with danger
• Sen. Gary Kubly's funeral services set
• St. Paul shooting Sunday leaves one hurt
• Hellickson pitches 2 scoreless innings vs Twins
• St. Paul: Woman identified in Frogtown slaying
• 1 dead, 2 Hudson, Wis., men hurt in head-on crash in northern Minn.; alcohol allegedly involved
• Maplewood man dies in southern Minnesota crash
• Twin Ports area blanketed in nearly a foot of fluff
• Tornado victims' survival stories emerge from Alabama to Indiana
• When school district payouts are large, silence gets loud
• At the Capitol: In fight over school vouchers, it's promise vs. performance
• Girl Scouts mark 100 years of bridging gender gaps
• YouTube has girls asking: Am I pretty? The answers get ugly.
• Vikings stadium: Now that there's a plan, what's next at Capitol?
• When St. Paul firefighter fell into fire, crew leapt into action
• Minnesota Twins turn the page in spring opener (w/video)
• Rush Limbaugh apologizes to law student for insult
• Tom Powers: Message to Twins clear this spring: Buck up and play
• Mauer and Morneau drive in runs, Twins beat Rays
• Milwaukee company to pay $148K for firing new mom
• Minnesota boy's sandwich recipe a national finalist
• Update: White supremacists outnumbered at Duluth rally
• State Sen. Gary Kubly of Granite Falls dies at 68
• Woman killed in Frogtown, suspect in custody
• Gophers draw Northwestern in Big Ten tourney opener
• Anti-racism campaign prompts rallies, counter-rallies today in Duluth
• Target Center gets second look as Vikings stadium bill takes shape
• Vikings' Brett Favre among New Orleans Saints' bounty targets, NFL says
• Q&A with Mike Pomeranz: Anchor says he'll miss the people - but not the subzero temps
• BP, plaintiffs reach $7.8 billion settlement in Gulf oil spill
• Minnesota Department of Health Reform News Update - March 1, 2012
• Red Wings 6, Wild 0: Detroit continues home dominance
• Watchdog: St. Paul expects to rake in $496,000 from snow emergency
• Wells Fargo is target of protests from residents of bedbug-infested St. Paul apartments
• Twin Cities see fourth-warmest winter
• Sviggum disputes University of Minnesota regents panel's finding of conflict of interest
• In St. Paul case, mother's boyfriend admits he set her 19-year-old son on fire
• In contraception debate, Limbaugh assailed over depiction of female law student as 'slut'
• Man in Tyler Clementi video stream says he noticed webcam
• Woman sought in St. Croix Falls bank robbery
• Coast Guard to start icebreaking in Duluth-Superior Harbor on Monday
• Large storm front wrecks 2 small Indiana towns, killing at least 8
• Bloomington police arrest man in case where metal objects have been thrown at vehicles
• N.D. man sentenced for introducing zebra mussels into Minnesota lake
• Walking tour of Dahmer's hunting grounds stirs backlash in Milwaukee
• Barge sinks in Duluth harbor; Coast Guard trying to remove propane tank
• Minneapolis hit-run murder trial: Bakdash says 'I was drunk ... I freaked.'
• St. Cloud settles discrimination lawsuit filed by gay police officer
• Burnsville weekly says it obtained unredacted version of Chance's separation agreement
• Target Center fix-up may be included in Vikings stadium bill after all
• 3 Wisconsin Rapids wrestlers plead no contest in locker room misconduct
• During Women’s History Month, we celebrate the enormous contributions of women t...
• Shout Out St. Kate’s Day drew engagement from across America
• Please remember Claire Frick in your prayers
• “Spirit of St. Kate’s” video contest attracts more than 20 entries
• Minneapolis man jailed after fleeing police
• Bones, possibly human, unearthed in back yard of Crystal home
• Roseville High's Claire Frick, 18, loses cancer fight
• Local 'America Idol' hopeful Reed Grimm is bounced from competition
• Hudson baby boom on Leap Day
• Vikings stadium plan must overcome Minneapolis City Council obstacle
• Bob Sansevere: Vikings stadium given slick marketing treatment
• Watchdog: St. Paul snow emergency? City didn't text me, ticketed resident complains
• Fatal Dinkytown hit-run trial: Bakdash tried to drink more without ill effects, mother said
• Burnsville school board gets an earful over administrator's $250K payout
• Minneapolis man sentenced for fatally stabbing St. Paul friend in parking ramp
• The Grand Hand Gallery Is Pleased To Announce A Sense Of Place
• Prospective students to visit campus for Music Audition Day
• Thinking of getting in shape for spring break?
• Angela Gassett ’04 to speak at Alumni Reflections on March 6
• To merit or not to merit?
• English Department Colloquium suggests don’t talk to the animals; some think ‘You Look Delicious’
• TPT to rebroadcast St. Thomas programs
• St. Paul Seminary School of Divinity hosts Information Night, course sampler March 6
• Teacher candidates: Get ready for Minnesota Education Job Fair on April 23
• Prize Patrol spots two more Body Image Awareness Week button wearers
• UST in the news
• Opus College of Business hosts Freshman Business Experience Saturday
• Kimberly Vrudny appointed interim director of Service-Learning
• Inver Grove Heights man who swindled from St. Paul employer must repay $589,000
• Apple Valley Zamboni driver charged with DWI had blood-alcohol level of 0.32, police say
• Army National Guard veteran Pete Hegseth seeks GOP nomination to oppose U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar
• Metro Transit identifies to St. Paul corridors for possible bus rapid transit
• Minnesota flu season weak compared to years past
• Minnesota DNR's new reservation system crashes on first day
• Coleman visits St. Paul elementary school, kicks off Central Corridor construction
• Roseville High's Claire Frick, 18, loses cancer fight
• Farmington man, 30, accused of exposing himself to children in four incidents
• Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio unveils probe of Obama's birth
• Vikings stadium plan must overcome Minneapolis City Council obstacle
• Santorum attacks Romney as contraception issue roils GOP
• <p>Maryland governor signs bill legalizing same-sex marriage
• Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch won't challenge recall petitions
• Today the House overwhelmingly passed my bipartisan resolution condemming the Ir...
• U.S. House to vote Thursday on bill clearing way for new St. Croix River bridge
• Ho-Chunk police chief arrested, resigns
• Blaine High School: Small gas leak reported, but classes on schedule
• Chrysler says US sales rise 40 percent in Feb.
• Green Bay Packers sell 268,000 shares, raise $67 million
• Vikings stadium: Deal expected to be unveiled today
• Storm still affecting Duluth: Schools closed today
• Snow emergency in effect in St. Paul
• Consumers spend more after incomes rise again
• Unemployment applications dip to a 4-year low
• Student's desire to help inspires bone marrow drives
• Vote expected today on Wisconsin wolf hunt bill
• Twin Cities road conditions good 1 day after storm
• Willmar man pleads guilty to second sex crime
• Thank You Note Event, Day at the Capitol just around the corner
• Dr. Mathew Lu asks: ‘Is There a Specifically Christian Philosophy?’
• Young adults invited to Cor Jesu tomorrow
• Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and business executive to speak March 7 for Women’s History Month
• Body Image Awareness Week: Presentation today offers tips on how to have more energy
• American Marketing Association hosts speaker from Convey Compliance today
• Applications due March 16 for Malevich Student Leadership Scholarship
• Gainey Center still has prime dates available for summer faculty-staff retreats
• Nominations sought for awards that honor service to women
• Chemistry Department accepts applications for William D. Larson Scholarship
• Library today: electronic books in the academic library
• House Passes St. Croix River Crossing Legislation
• University of Minnesota counsel: Sviggum must choose Senate post or regent seat
• Jenna Privette: Cynics 'hating on me' motivate me to get better
• Key senator rejects compromise on northwestern Wisconsin iron-mining bill
• Wisconsin state elections officials seek more time to review Walker recall petitions
• Vikings stadium: watch continues for a deal
• South St. Paul man admits to stealing $25,000 of Tide in court, gets 90 days in jail
• <p>Dayton calls bill taking seniority out of teacher layoffs an "election ploy"; hints at veto
• Minnesota Twins' Justin Morneau is back, feeling normal
• 1 dead in house explosion in west-central Minnesota
• Minnesota House passes bills beefing up prosecutor protection
• <p> Prior Lake man sentenced for making counterfeit postage meters
• Price increase tomorrow for a popular triathlon
• Katies make a visit to the Minnesota Capitol
• Assistant professor summits Mount Kilimanjaro
• Parachutists leap off tall buildings for Leap Day
• West Milwaukee, Wis., man gets 32 years for shooting two officers
• US: NK agrees to suspend nuclear activities
• Caution: Nasty Twin Cities commute up ahead
• Apple market value hits $500B, where few have gone
• FBI to keep office in La Crosse, Wis.
• Winter storm cripples Dakotas, Sioux Falls set rainfall record
• Last day for Green Bay Packers stock sale
• Spirit Mountain closed today
• Intense storms batter Midwest; 1 dead, dozens hurt
• Feds: Bank discriminated against disabled Eau Claire, Wis., man
• Man seized in Cairo apparently not al-Qaida, official says
• MnDOT listens to bicyclists in first of 8 statewide hearings
• At Minneapolis-St. Paul airport, new airline slated
• Mitchell students argue their way to the finals at national moot court competition
• St. Paul: 2 house fires fought overnight
• Lot G’s 15-minute, metered parking spaces reallocated during Murray-Herrick Campus Center construction
• Multicultural Forum on Workplace Diversity announces diversity awards winners
• CILCE corner: A closer look at three outstanding CILCE students
• Seniors: Last chance to sign up for Aquinas yearbook portraits
• Department of Accounting offers merit-based scholarships
• Body Image Awareness Week: Chef Ken focuses on healthy cooking on a college student’s budget
• SIFE hosts Wal-Mart HR representative tomorrow
• Free legal advice available for UST students today
• Shroud of Turin: fabulous fraud or burial cloth of Jesus?
• What They Are Saying: Today’s Updates on the St. Croix River Crossing Project
• Romney wins Arizona primary, leads Santorum in pivotal Michigan contest
• Williston, N.D.: As for Party in the Patch, not so fast
• St. Paul man's heroism gets national recognition
• Maine Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe won't seek re-election
• Great River Passage plan hearing planned for St. Paul
• Hastings: Case of the cop and the corkscrew to go to trial
• Timothy Bakdash hit-run murder trial: Friend says he admitted his car hit people
• Dow closes above 13,000, first time since crisis
• Suspects plead not guilty in abduction of Montana teacher near N.D. oil patch
• Campaign begins with split against UW-Superior at Metrodome
• Two FREE Movie Showings Tomorrow! Wednesday, February 29th 12:30pm - 3:00pm &...
• Weekly Academic Success Tip: With midterms approaching now is the time to start...
• Reached across the aisle to call for a responsible approach to Iran. The United...
• Officials: Student brain dead in Ohio shooting
• Two arrested in Wisconsin after 3-year-old taken from father
• Durable goods orders drop by most in 3 years
• 11-year-old wearing headphones when hit by train
• Wisconsin bill would transfer no-call list to feds
• Packers' Donald Driver, Gladys Knight among 'Dancing With the Stars' cast
• Minnesota teacher seniority bill: Senate opts for performance over tenure in layoffs
• Minnesota, Wisconsin agree to restore tax reciprocity deal
• Bill: Minnesota's first wolf hunt would coincide with deer season
• Theology Night Live presents ‘The Qur’an and the Bible’
• ‘Who’s Who in HR?’ Find out at 18th annual HR Fair Feb. 29, March 1
• Body Image Awareness Week: Three events on tap for today
• UAWE council accepts Sister Pat Kowalski Women’s Leadership Award nominations
• Banned books to be read aloud tomorrow during National Ethnic Studies Read-In Day
• Wellness Center offers free relaxation classes throughout spring semester
• Public Relations Student Society of America meets today
• Three faculty will give presentations at Nobel Peace Prize Forum
• Noon program Thursday to examine Jewish and Catholic perspectives on religion and gender
• Campus Ministry sponsors ‘Come Follow Me’ discipleship retreat, March 9-11
• Bachmann Joins Colleagues to Announce Launch of Congressional Caucus on Foster Youth
• Minn. Governor Urges House Leadership to Support St. Croix River Crossing
• 2 teens plead guilty in Minneapolis shooting death of another teen
• U.S. House vote on St Croix River bridge project is planned for Wednesday
• Duluth group plans gathering to counter white-pride rally
• Timothy Bakdash hit-run murder trial: Friend says he was looking for a fight
• Supreme Court rejects emergency carp measures on Asian carp
• Minnesota Wild trade Nick Schultz to Oilers, Greg Zanon to Bruins
• Scandia council to consider environmental report on gravel pit
• Mitt Romney to visit Fargo on Thursday
• Eagan man sentenced for meth possession in Otter Tail County
• I-94 reopens in western Wisconsin after fiery crash that killed driver
• Snags in airport security fast-track plan frustrate Twin Cities travelers
• Minnesota woman who colorized iconic photo 'Grace' dies at 95
• Midterm Study Strategies Workshop Wednesday, February 29th 11:00 AM – 12:00 No...
• Mitchell student helping children affected by war one hand at a time
• Ohio school shooting injures at least three, one suspect in custody
• 36 vehicles break through ice at Wisconsin fishing event
• Interstate 94 east of Hudson closed after accident
• 'Potent' winter storm to hit Tuesday
• Wisconsin DNR warns anglers to get shanties off ice
• Update on Minnesota's financial health expected this week
• New darlings of the red carpet Trend alert: One-shoulder gowns
• Iowa snowmobiler dies in crash near Orr
• Hiawatha Avenue opens after weeklong closure
• Silence is golden 'The Artist' takes home five Oscars, 'Hugo' scores five in technical categories
• Blast hits Afghan airport; 9 killed
• Documentary on Irish environmental controversy to be shown here Sunday
• And the state fair giveaway is … a St. Thomas purple bag!
• St. Thomas Women’s Circle panel to discuss ‘Loving Your Body in a Hostile World’
• Noted organist Christophe Mantoux to perform here March 5
• Body Image Awareness Week opens today with information table, button giveaway
• Student Legacy speaker series welcomes Charlotte Kinzley Feb. 28
• Fire destroys home, vehicles of building service worker
• Graduate on time: Create a four-year academic plan
• Take no prisoners! St. Catherine University stages ‘The Pirates of Penzance’
• Student film maker issues casting call
• St. Croix River Crossing Project Scheduled for a House Vote
• Dayton elected to Midwestern Governors Association
• Chris Hewitt's Oscar observations
• Plymouth: Woman found dead in hot tub
• Pressure builds for civilian drone flights at home
• Store To Door delivers food - and peace of mind
• Ca. girl, 11, fights classmate, dies hours later
• Researchers see a male counterpart to 'The Pill'
• Redistricted Minnesota legislative candidates scramble to sort out new seats
• Daytona 500 postponed until Monday
• Brooklyn Center: 2 stabbed Saturday night
• Minneapolis: Hiawatha to reopen Monday morning
• Twins pitcher Joel Zumaya out for season because of torn elbow ligament
• Santorum: no apology needed for Quran burning
• Green Bay, Wis.: 7 anglers rescued from bay ice floe
• Mysterious orbs confound NC county for decades
• 2012 Oscar predictions: Who should win ... and who will win
• Is Minnesota's ballot the right place to make state law?
• If you have an interest, you'll find it on Pinterest
• Tech Test Drive: Pinterest is plum, but still exploring Path network site
• Timberwolves' Kevin Love wins 3-point contest at NBA all-star festivities
• Meet Matthew Nelson, Artist-in-Residence
• Heavy work on Central Corridor light rail should end this year
• Marek Zidlicky trade can help Minnesota Wild now and later
• A mother with cancer chronicles her daughter's fatal disease
• Guard members in Kuwait, loved ones in St. Paul share a meal at Serving Our Troops event
• Romney targets Obama, Santorum in Michigan push
• Heavy snow expected in southern, central Minnesota
• Girls hockey: Minnetonka leads Roseville 1-0 after one period
• Warroad's Marvin sets tourney scoring mark
• Twins pitcher Joel Zumaya suffers elbow flare-up
• Breck defeats South St. Paul in two overtimes for state Class A girls hockey title
• Ex-Minneapolis pastor gets life for fatally shooting North High staffer
• Man arrested in Eagan with 19-inch TV in his pants, police say
• No new information about missing St. Paul man, police say
• Wisconsin driver injures Bloomington man in wrong-way crash on I-94
• Man steals fire truck, kills pedestrian in SC
• New Facebook profile: Privacy
• Andrew Zimmern considers whipping up career in Minnesota politics
• Ventura sues over author's claim that he "laid him out"
• Bachmann Calls on Obama to Define Afghanistan Mission and Hold Afghanistan Accountable for the Death of Four Soldiers over the Burning of the Koran
• Peeps diorama contest: The season of marshmallow glory has arrived
• Discharged sex offender will move to Golden Valley halfway house
• Sens. Marty, McGuire both to seek party endorsement after political maps put them in same district
• Amy Senser fatal hit-and-run: No evidence she was drunk, her lawyer says
• Duluth dog reunited with family after 300-mile journey
• Wild trade Marek Zidlicky to New Jersey
• Testimony concludes in Wisconsin redistricting lawsuit
• Minnesota Wild vs. Dallas Stars: Discuss the game in real-time with reporter Ben Goessling
• King and queen of Sweden to visit St. Peter, Minneapolis in October
• Minnesota Twins: Justin Morneau realizes concussions could jeopardize career
• Authorities investigating death of inmate in Stearns County Jail
• School integration: Minnesota task force seeks airing at the Capitol
• Miranda Lambert at Target Center in April
• Shares of Proto Labs shoot up 81% on first day of trading
• The St. Catherine University winter-weather primer
• Department of Music and Theater presents "The Pirates of Penzance"
• Tri-County school bus driver accused of sex with 15-year-old
• Dayton heads to Washington for governors meeting
• Welcome to the winter TV meteorologists got a lot of love
• Changes take effect in March for two light-rail stations
• Update: Missing Minneapolis woman found
• Anoka-Hennepin superintendent: 'No doubt' anti-gay bullying was factor in some suicides
• Campus remembers 4 NDSU students killed in crash
• Jack Jablonski returns to the rink to surprise Benilde-St. Margaret's teammates
• Tommy Thompson jokes to GOP rivals: 'Get the hell out of my way'
• Minnesota Senate approves bill broadening use of deadly force in self-defense
• <p>Strong sales of golf course and landscape equipment led to a double-digit earnings increase for Toro Co
• Stars, Rome and home: My spring semester (so far … )
• There’s still time to sign up for Senior Retreat
• Join Up ’til Dawn executive board; help fight childhood cancer
• Wellness Center presents Body Image Awareness Week, Feb. 27-March 1
• Intramural badminton, pickle-ball tournament registrations end tonight
• Computing network outages planned for Sunday morning
• UST in the news
• Morrison Hall R-2 parking ramp entrance will close Saturday
• Fanamaniac provides free busing to MIAC men’s hockey semifinal playoff game
• Proto Labs raises $69 million in IPO; to begin trading Friday
• Jack Jablonski surprises Benilde-St. Margaret's team before playoff game<br>
• Hearings for starved Madison girl's father, stepmother are postponed
• Feds plan to spend $51.5 million on Asian carp fight this year
• St. Paul Saints push own stadium proposal at Capitol
• Copter collision kills 7 Marines in Calif. desert
• Remember there are no classes tomorrow Friday February 24th.
• Ramsey County inmate accused of smuggling heroin in body cavity<br>
• Sweeping $10 million ID theft case goes to Minneapolis jury
• Judge blocks sale of St. Paul Urban League building
• Another lawsuit challenges Wisconsin's voter ID law
• Bakdash hit-and-run murder case: Jurors won't hear about dropped cover-up charge against mom
• Vikings say latest stadium proposal unworkable; continue negotiating with lawmakers
• Concern over migrating eagles may kill Goodhue windmill project
• Documents: Boy got gun during visit with mother
• Thanks to all who made last night's job fair such a success!
• Free legal help on advance health care directives
• 7 Marines killed in helicopter collision in Arizona
• St. Paul: Six arrested after West Side shooting, car chase
• Washington state trooper shot and killed in traffic stop
• Duluth peace activists urge public to ignore white supremacy group's planned rally
• Albert Lea couple sentenced for counterfeiting
• Eau Claire man to serve 3 years for girlfriend's vicious beating
• Regulators consider Goodhue County wind project's avian protection
• NDSU plans memorial service for 4 Twin Cities students killed in I-94 crash
• Former fugitive pleads guilty to 2007 assault in Pipestone, Worthington
• Great Lakes Asian carp fight: Feds will spend $50 million
• Teams earn CSCAA academic awards; Mac men have second best GPA
• Rapid-fire attacks across Iraq kill 50 people
• Play Ball! Softball season begins Sunday in Rochester
• Lakeville to put Heritage Center project out for bid
• Lakeville dad who abandoned son eyes joint custody with estranged mother
• Library today: Welcome to Keffer Library 2.0!
• Telos Project discussion today features Professor Elizabeth Schiltz, School of Law
• American Marketing Association hosts speaker from 3M today
• Professional notes
• Students age 30 and younger invited to Ignatian Retreat April 21-22
• Join Business 200 and SIFE students in Uganda this summer
• Blood drive needs volunteer workers April 4-5
• Social Work grad student researches networking among UST freshmen
• Volunteers In Action applications due Friday
• AARC to offer condensed fitness-class session before spring break
• Romney and Santorum swap charges in 20th debate
• Hiawatha Avenue, light rail remain closed as Minneapolis bridge assessment continues
• That crazy sport with people running up walls? That's parkour
• St. Paul gives final OK to downtown Penfield project and its Lunds grocery store
• Dakota County: In spat over bus design, a swoosh saves the day
• Former Shakopee teacher's aide gets jail, probation for sex with student in Burnsville, must attend sex offender program
• Readers react to carwash expiration lawsuit
• Former 'Hoo-Hoo' official sentenced for swindling $150K from group
• Stillwater bridge: Gov. Scott Walker urges Congress to act on bill
• Few problems reported with Wisconsin's new voter ID requirement
• Veteran Pete Hegseth enters GOP race against Amy Klobuchar
• Defendants deny charges at Minneapolis ID theft trial
• Clay County attorney hospitalized after tumor found while serving with National Guard in Kuwait
• Police use Taser on senior home resident after he stabs nurse with pen
• Burnsville school district maintains that they don't have to give reason for $255,000 severance payout
• New triathlon coming to Grand Rapids Minnesota
• Katies participate in Private College Scholars at the Capitol
• Annual Law Review Symposium: cyber law and recent Minnesota Supreme Court cases
• Dr. Christopher Puto to step down as dean of Opus College of Business
• Argentine train slams into station, hundreds injured
• Obama sings blues, joining Mick Jagger, B.B. King
• Washington County investigators looking into possible carjacking
• Defense cuts to hit Duluth fighter wing
• Bristol woman run over by her own car
• Flight attendant tested drunk after flight to Grand Forks
• Obama campaign names 35 national co-chairs
• In Italian cruise ship, 4 more bodies found, divers report
• Boy brings unloaded gun to Ohio day care
• Five charged with selling meth
• Ohio church offers drive-thru for Ash Wednesday
• Grand Forks man pleads guilty in stolen painkillers scheme
• Light rail service disruption continues
• Recovering from bulimia? Researcher seeks additional stories on healing process via online survey
• Ooh, tan …
• Next ‘Hot Topics: Cool Talk’ forum to probe U.S. immigration policies March 2
• National Foreclosure Settlement ‘will not have major impact’ on Twin Cities housing market’
• Research grants available for faculty-graduate student teams
• End of Racism Comedy and Lecture Tour featuring Preacher Moss to stop at Saint P...
• Stillwater bridge has March 15 deadline
• New Minnesota legislative maps pair 46 incumbents
• Xcel work crews hit temporary water line in front of MPR in downtown St. Paul
• St. Paul school board OKs new contract with teachers
• Vikings stadium: Deal for Minneapolis site should come within a week, Wilf, Dayton say
• Redistricting: Bachmann placed in McCollum's congressional district but vows to run in 6th
• Burnsville school district pays out $254,814 to former employee but won't give reason
• Inver Grove Heights woman gets 6 months in jail for crash that killed passenger
• Assembly gives nod to bill easing wetlands construction permits
• Dakota County not giving up on Dodge Nature Center trail link
• Wisconsin Senate approves training for unemployment recipients
• St. Peter: Metal handcuffs on way out at hospital for mentally ill
• Weekly Academic Success Tip: Do you know what your current grade is? Now is th...
• Please remember in your prayers the four North Dakota State students who died in car accident Monday
• I'm holding a Job Fair and Town Hall tomorrow on the widening unemployment gap i...
• Obama peddles modest American dream
• Minnesota Vikings stadium talks in holding pattern
• Munch's 'The Scream' auction set in New York
• Wisconsin redistricting case opening arguments to begin today
• Wisconsin voter ID requirement begins in today's primary
• Plan unveiled to exempt sand firms from Eau Claire County mining moratorium
• Traffic running OK after overnight snowfall
• Republican super PACs posting hefty numbers
• Troops serving in Kuwait to get taste of Minnesota
• Campus Ministry adds 5 p.m. Ash Wednesday Mass
• Vote by Friday, Feb. 24, for Lewis Segl, ‘America’s Next Eco-Star’
• Apply to become a peer consultant in the Center for Writing
• RFS online catering orders no longer accepted after noon deadlines
• Career Services, Kaplan offer free live online practice tests Saturday
• Feminist Friday: Panel of students to discuss ‘Love and Dating Across Cultures’
• Mid-Campus Council thanks clothing drive donors
• Wellness Center hosts Grocery Bingo tonight
• American Museum of Asmat Art celebrates grand opening of new gallery
• St. Paul police identify victim in North End homicide
• Bachmann may seek more auditing of Medicaid as feds investigate Minnesota program
• Garrison Keillor will host fundraiser for Obama
• John Glenn to mark 50 years since orbit of Earth
• Tim Pawlenty pays down debt from presidential campaign
• 1 dead, 3 injured in overnight home invasion in Blue Earth
• Florida girl hurt in Wisconsin Dells ride accident returns to help Madison hospital
• Minnesota DFL Party admonishes leaders in St. Paul Ward 3 endorsing process
• Carlton County identifies man found dead in house last week
• More details emerge about girl starved in Madison
• 2 die in separate Wisconsin snowmobile accidents
• University will host Opus Prize for global social entrepreneurs
• Supreme Court examines lying about military exploits
• Light rail service disrupted while pedestrian bridge is repaired
• NYPD monitored Muslim students all over Northeast
• Sex-changing treatment for kids on the rise
• Wisconsin DNR mulling large land buys in Chippewa County
• Fourth person dies of injuries in Wisconsin crash
• Winter weather advisory in effect for portions of Minnesota
• Make your dollars count twice during the Seminarian Scholarship Challenge
• IRT schedules phone outage for early Tuesday morning
• Memorial gathering for Marv Davidov to be held here March 10
• Information session Feb. 28 highlights 13 business concentrations
• What’s news … or not
• Public Safety posts bulletin concerning arrests of two for recent robberies in St. Paul
• Limited spots remain for today’s Partner Massage class
• Seniors: Schedule your 2012 Aquinas yearbook photo this week
• Graduate Programs in Software hosts information session Monday, Feb. 27
• Master’s Pub presents ‘The New Normal and the Changing Labor Market’
• Workshop to address making technology accessible to students with disabilities.
• Returning-student on-campus housing application process for 2012-13 starts today
• St. Thomas trustee Lee Anderson to speak at First Friday lunch March 2
• Junior Kia Johnson wins UNCF/Merck Undergraduate Science Research Scholarship
• Iran curtails oil exports to Britain and France
• Santorum questions Obama's 'world view,' not faith
• Officials: 44 dead in Mexico prison riot
• Twins catcher Joe Mauer says he's feeling great and is anxious to put 2011 season behind him
• St. Paul school was saved - but now it has to recruit students
• Wild 2, Bruins 0: Niklas Backstrom blanks defending Stanley Cup champs
• Police: "Suspicious death" in St. Paul
• Why is White Bear Lake so dry? It's not just drought.
• Chance of snow throughout the week
• North St. Paul boy wins national award for rescuing friend from a river
• Chisora released after questioning over Haye brawl
• ESPN apologizes, fires employee over racial slur
• Minn. man's shootout death much like his brother's
• Ohio mom, baby found shot to death alongside man
• Video: Joe Mauer: "I'm ready to go"
• Australia asks—again: Did a dingo kill the baby?
• Books, birdwatching, science: All better with beer?
• St. Paul's Frogtown: The war for a neighborhood
• 50 years ago, John Glenn went into orbit. He came back a hero.
• Minneapolis teen died while train-hopping, mom says
• Blues 4, Wild 0: Losing streak hits seven games
• Ariz sheriff says he's gay after misconduct claims
• Message to 2012 Minnesota Twins: Gardy not in the mood for any 'bull'
• The intern who slept with JFK tells story in new book
• New battle lines: Minnesota political redistricting maps out Tuesday
• Probation agents had inspected house where Wisconsin girl allegedly was starved
• White Bear Lake couple lost in Italy shipwreck memorialized
• Minneapolis Lutherans elect 1st female bishop in Minnesota
• Pastor's daughter accidentally shot at church dies
• Whitney Houston's voice soars at NJ hometown funeral
• Wisconsin Reps. Reid Ribble, Tammy Baldwin team up to oppose unfair trade
• Mac competes in big meet at U of M
• Nebraska pilot out of fuel lands safely in Wisconsin ditch
• Wisconsin police shoot, kill Duluth man who raised gun
• Minnesota Gov. Dayton breaks promise made as candidate to disclose his daily schedule
• MNfashion Week arrives fashionably early
• New HMO To Enter The Minnesota Market
• New genetic research shows we are all a little bit broken
• Meetup group Wearing Out Not Rusting Out keeps people 40+ connected - and busy
• Retailer Christopher & Banks names Joel Waller interim CEO
• Amy Senser fatal hit-and-run: Charges should stand, prosecutors say
• BlueSky Online Charter School seeks a fresh start after legal fight to stay open
• Inver Grove trucking company owner sentenced to prison for fraud
• St. Catherine University hosts 15th Annual Leadership Challenge
• Senate Republicans seek compromise on northwestern Wisconsin iron mine bill
• Vikings stadium negotiators nearing a deal
• 'Real Pirates' exhibit at Science Museum gives young actor role other kids envy
• Duesenberg Motors' replica cars to be made in Baldwin, Wis.
• Minnesotan sues BP over car wash expiration
• Dakota County's juvenile crime rate declines for 9th year in a row
• Frustrated with teenage daughter, N.C. dad shoots her laptop on YouTube (w/ VIDEO)
• Montana teacher was abducted, strangled, buried in shallow grave in N.D.
• House vote puts Maryland on track to approve same-sex marriage
• Wisconsin DOJ's training director shoots his hand
• Minneapolis teen found dead on railroad tracks
• North Dakota Fighting Sioux lawsuit begins
• St. Paul study to look at electric streetcars
• Bob Sansevere: Let White Earth tribe build its casino
• Campus is closed on Monday in honor of Presidents Day. Have a nice long weekend!
• BlueSky Online Charter School can stay open
• Minneapolis police ask public for help locating stolen biomedical testing equipment
• Sheboygan man accused in toddler's death
• St. Paul man fails to appear on charges for allegedly scamming seniors
• Portion of U.S. 169 to close tonight for weekend
• Jamestown-Minneapolis flights will be on larger planes
• Lindsey Vonn dominates training; other skiers find trouble
• New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid dies in Syria, apparently of asthma attack
• Target plans to open Inver Grove Heights store in July
• Inmate charged with 2005 rape of St. Paul teen
• South St. Paul man accused of taking $25,000 worth of Tide from Walmart
• 1 dead, 1 injured after shootout erupts between federal agents in California
• Gophers' Trevor Mbakwe pleads no contest in assault case
• Santorum criticizes donor's comment about aspirin tablet as birth control
• M.S.W. grad carries his mother’s memories from Hartland to Capitol Hill
• Three undergraduates to present posters at State Capitol Wednesday, Feb. 22
• Department of State representatives to discuss careers at Foreign Affairs Club meeting
• St. Thomas community invited to Ordway’s ‘Blind Date’
• Alumni Reflections: Brielle Jenson Stoyke ’94 will share how faith, service and reason have been a part of her journey
• Princeton Review sponsors free GRE strategy session Saturday
• Board of Trustees approves tuition increase for 2012-2013
• UST in the news
• Matthew Sullivan voted 2012 Tommie Award recipient
• Breakfast Club offers three weeks of free breakfasts, health and wellness information, prizes
• Center for Girls’ Leadership to host free panel presentation, mock trial
• USG to conduct special elections for three positions
• Seniors are what’s ‘right’ with Division III athletics
• Coon Rapids: Baby's death at day care investigated
• Texting, tweeting, surfing while driving would be eliminated under federal guidelines for automakers
• Vikings stadium deal close says key negotiator
• Maple Grove police seek help solving 2003 fatal hit-and-run
• Suspected norovirus outbreak empties school in Gaylord
• Federal court blasts Wisconsin Republicans over redistricting
• State buys Brown's Creek Trail land in Washington County for $4.2 million
• Minnesota House: bipartisan health exchange bill faces long odds
• St. Paul pays $90K to two men who said police beat them (w/ VIDEO)
• 2-year-old in critical condition after near-drowning in hot tub at Grand Rapids hotel
• Man pleads guilty in Duluth crash that killed grandmother, injured grandson
• Citizens hope to block proposed quarry in western Minnesota
• Forecasters optimistic Minnesota will escape flooding
• The Macalester Scotlight: Renee Jordan
• RACE the power of an illusion Episode III: The House we Live in. Today, Thursday...
• Chippewa bands' $28 million settlement expected
• Locked-out American Crystal Sugar, Cooper Tire workers plan 6-state tour
• Wisconsin grade school nixes boy's religious valentines
• Unemployment applications drop to a 4-year low
• Payroll tax cut deal reached, top bargainers say
• Wisconsin village president pleads not guilty to stalking ex-girlfriend
• North Mankato dad sentenced in death of baby son
• Eau Claire woman sentenced for stealing from disabled woman in her care
• Minnesota snowmobiler dies in Wyoming; rescue helicopter also crashes, killing 1
• Minnesota Fringe Festival lottery picks 165 shows
• Hook some Friday fish-fry deals in and around the Twin Cities<br>
• Restaurant News: Dr. Chocolate hangs his shingle in St. Paul and offers one sweet prescription
• Cupcake's Grand Avenue plan shot down, again, over parking
• BoatWorks Commons development plan advances in White Bear Lake
• Ex-teacher who had sex with student: 'She was very forward'
• American Marketing Association meets today
• Professional notes
• Philosophy Colloquium to examine ‘A Very Bad Argument’
• Telos Project discussion today features Dr. Matthew Kim of Economics
• Library today: Mediascape technology available in group-study room
• There’s snow place like Rome!
• Princeton Review sponsors free GMAT strategy session Saturday
• John Ireland Scholarship informational luncheon set for Feb. 23
• Association for Strategic Planning presents breakfast talk Feb. 28
• Women’s dignity group begins Feb. 29
• Hourcar car-sharing group hosts information table in Anderson Student Center tomorrow
• Educator Conference Gives Inside Look at Library of Congress Resources
• Senate committee approves amendment to require voter IDs
• Forest Lake deer shooting being investigated by sheriff's office
• KSTP-TV airing audio of interrogation of Dru Sjodin's killer
• Northern Minnesota man sentenced for assaulting state trooper
• Man gets 4 years for terrorizing woman in St. Paul, Mendota Heights
• Dayton stresses jobs, cooperation in State of State address
• Bjorn Halvorson of Minnehaha Academy overcomes history of falls to win boys Alpine ski title
• White Earth tribe will again propose Twin Cities casino to help fund Vikings stadium
• Obama touts manufacturing's revival during visit to Wisconsin plant
• Neighbors say they reported suspected abuse of malnourished Madison girl
• Text of Gov. Dayton's State of the State speech
• Grant to help online community forums reach minorities
• White Bear Lake volunteers say goodbye to Dorothy Day Center after 22 years feeding homeless
• R.T. Rybak fined for lobbyist contributions in governor's race
• St. Catherine University to host regional meeting of university exercise science programs
• Parking Lot G will close at 2 a.m Thursday, Feb. 16
• Pekingese becomes America's top dog at Westminster show
• Lindsey Vonn, racers pleased with 2014 Sochi Olympics course
• Mayo Clinic ordered to reinstate whistleblower
• Twenty-nine earn Academic All-MIAC status
• 5 NY lacrosse players charged after Bloomington brawl
• Wisconsin $1 million Powerball winner steps forward
• Thieves targeting Fastenal's stores in the South
• Macalester gains national team academic award
• Grand Forks man gets 6 months jail time for shooting loud TV Associated Press
• Official: Prison fire in Honduras leaves 272 dead
• Cottage Grove high school's new principal says education is about 'heart and passion'
• 400 lipsticks found to contain traces of lead, FDA says
• Luther welcomes Tanzanian scholar
• Mission: Navigating the old and the new
• Minnesota Department of Health News - Local Nonprofits Take Action Against Radon Gas
• CultureLink Tea: ‘Welcome to Uruguay’
• National scholars, legal professionals will discuss sentence commutations, executive pardon power at Law Journal symposium
• STLF hosts two Pay It Forward Tour information sessions this week
• Thinking about studying abroad? Stop on by the Study Abroad Fair tomorrow
• Beverage Committee seeks proposals to spend Pepsi contract funds
• CILCE Corner: Aaron Hays plants the seed of sustainability in UST Stewardship Garden
• Eight-time Olympic medalist Apolo Ohno to speak here Tuesday
• UST community invited to observe Ash Wednesday Mass on Minneapolis campus
• SIFE to host HR representative from Pepsi today
• BESA hosts ‘A Night of Expression!’ Black History Month gala on Saturday
• Bachmann Responds to “Dancing with the Stars” Rumors
• Wisconsin Senate passes home-brew law update
• Feds investigating state over Medical Assistance program
• Dakota County explores morgue merger with Hennepin County
• St. Paul developer John Rupp files Chapter 11 on downtown landmarks
• RNC head says he hasn't been contacted by John Doe investigators
• Wisconsin Senate leader forces adjournment; body to reconvene at 12:01 a.m.
• Sweet success: Top selling Girl Scouts share their cookie secrets
• Wisconsin man and wife arrested for allegedly torturing, starving 15-year-old girl
• Minnesota Wild hoping for offense from Kris Foucault
• Vikings say they are not leaving as NFL relocation deadline nears
• Barbershop quartets deliver singing telegrams on Valentine's Day (w/audio)
• St. Paul teachers union approves proposed contract
• Atlantic City pier drops plan to resurrect famed 'Diving Horse'
• St. Paul mental health facility moving to Maplewood
• Academic Success Tip of the Week When you need help, ask! See your instructors...
• First Network for Public Health Law annual report reveals a highly connected system
• Is your résumé out-of-date or incomplete? Have you never started a résumé or hav...
• ‘Exhausting but exhilarating’ class gives students intense real-world experience
• Wall Street lobbyists are again trying to kill common-sense measures that stop t...
• Residents return after meth lab explosion
• Recycling center combed for materials in fiery death of father and two sons
• Bangkok blast wounds Iranian attacker, 4 others
• Case involving dead cat gets dismissed
• Arm wrestler arraigned in wife's death
• Wisconsin firm to be hit by proposed defense spending cuts
• MIAC Championships are this week
• Anoka-Hennepin school board approves new policy addressing sexual orientation
• Sand mining prompts protest at Winona facility
• Stolen computer restored to brain-injured St. Paul woman
• In Baghdad, the biggest Valentine's holiday yet
• Strange bedfellows: St. Paul suit has turned landlords, housing advocates into unlikely allies
• Confederate flag dispute defused in West St. Paul
• MDH Distributes Funds to Support Pregnant or Parenting Students Under the Age of 25 Enrolled in Post-Secondary Education
• ‘Daughters of Africa’ performance on Friday celebrates Black History Month
• Recovering from bulimia? Researcher seeks stories on healing process via online survey
• Public Relations Student Society of America meets today
• UST to hold Thank You Note Event, St. Thomas Day at the Capitol
• Need some hugs and kisses this Valentine’s Day?
• The Anderson Airport
• Social Work grad student researches networking among UST freshmen
• Please remember Susan M. Griffith in your prayers
• UST Intramural Dodgeball League sign-up under way
• Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover: Kate Upton, 19
• Whitney Houston was found underwater in bathtub; drugs found in room
• Hugh Hefner's son arrested in domestic violence case
• Washington state governor signs same-sex marriage bill into law
• Senate Republicans offer bill for iron mine in northwestern Minnesota
• N.D. Board of Higher Education to sue to overturn Fighting Sioux nickname law
• Storage site of Wisconsin recall petitions no longer secret
• Vikings stadium: key lawmaker wants details, show of support from Minneapolis
• St. Paul man, charged with rival's murder, awaits jury verdict
• Minnesota Democrats forming 'truth team' for Obama
• Bill would require teachers pass licensing test before stepping into classroom
• Bon Iver frontman bought Grammy duds in St. Paul
• Washington County retains top AAA bond rating
• Castle Rock Township man jailed as suspect in domestic assault
• Is your résumé out-of-date or incomplete? Have you never started a résumé or ha...
• Third Annual Energy and the Environment Conference: EPA regulations, climate change, and updates in case law
• Republicans in Congress unveil a transportation bill this week that takes away $...
• U.S. probes door fires in 2006, 2007 Chevy TrailBlazers
• Zipcar expands service to UW-Madison, other campuses nationwide
• Jailhouse call: Suspect blamed Cook County courthouse shooting on frustration with courts
• Self-help author in Arizona sweat lodge case drops request for indigent status
• Woman rescued from sewer opening in western Iowa
• Wisconsin powerball ticket is worth $1 million
• Adele has it all as Grammy Awards struggle with honoring Houston
• St. Paul campus Bookstore, Tommie Shop hold Anniversary Sale this week
• Veterans programs coordinator visits Minneapolis campus Wednesday
• SIFE, Green Team kick off Recyclemania campaign
• St. Paul campus Bookstore sponsors beginning-of-the-semester book buyback
• Nominations sought for Global Citizenship Award
• Start Something That Matters offers ‘novel’ approach to business
• Theology Night Live asks: ‘Who is in Heaven? Who is in Hell?’
• Vision information session promotes spring break service trips
• Join Student Legacy and Young Alumni Council for ‘Tommie Match’ on Feb. 23
• Early College Awareness applications due today
• Davanni’s hosts fundraiser today for Africa-bound Business 200 students
• Bunch Who Lunch will meet for a ‘Library Art Crawl’ Feb. 23
• Students invited to attend Major Exploration Day
• Thomas Mengler named president of St. Mary’s University in Texas
• Business Office reminds students to set up eRefund profiles to receive account credit balances
• Prepared for the Job and Internship fair? Order business cards from the Student Legacy Program
• Thinking about becoming a physician or a veterinarian?
• Campus memorial for Dr. Patricia Howe to be held here Friday
• All students invited to Student Legacy Committee meeting tonight
• Bachmann Releases Statement on President’s Trillion Dollar Budget
• The “Compromise” that Is No Compromise
• Roll Call: New Minn.-Wis. Bridge Sees Bipartisan Support
• Minnesota Capitol building needs $241 million restoration, experts say
• Rioting engulfs Athens, buildings burn before vote
• Middle-class Minnesota families critical of, but also needing, government safety net
• Places of the heart to pop the Valentine's Day question
• Eagan official earns place on N.Y. Times crossword page
• Santorum says he'll be in 2-man race with Romney
• The fight begins: Obama's budget going to Congress
• Grammys promise plenty of intrigue - and music
• <p>Duluth: Family of courthouse shooter pursuing lawsuit
• NJ church where Houston first sang remembers her
• Family Outings: Ballet Tuesdays at Landmark Center bring dance up close to kids
• Man charged in plot to kill Utah governor
• Arab League wants UN peacekeepers in Syria
• US admiral says forces prepared to confront Iran
• Minnesota Sen. Al Franken criticizes defense act as Occupy rally targets California Democrats
• Mild Minnesota winter lets public works get jump on spring
• How wolf hunting stirs their longtime neighbors (with video)
• Minnesota GOP wants to cut business property taxes
• Wabasha ski resort chairlift breaks; 3 hurt in fall
• Special education gets fresh look in Minnesota schools
• Whitney Houston dead at 48
• Entrepreneur marketing 'moonshine,' just like mom used to make
• Pregnant Duluth nursing-assistant student gets blood pressure check just in time from classmates
• 'Lin-Sanity' comes to Target Center tonight
• Tech Test Drive: Minnesota Wild players do to hard drive what fire, water, cars can't (w/ VIDEOS)
• Dave Orrick: Wolves aren't 'man-eaters,' despite what Hollywood says
• Whitney Houston dead at 48; cause unclear
• Warm winter extends season for Lake Superior ferry
• ATV breaks through ice in Hennepin County; driver rescued from Lake Sarah
• Minneapolis hotel shooting downtown leaves one dead, one in custody
• US faces tough fight in cash smuggling crackdown
• Vikings keep George Paton with promotion to assistant GM
• Lottery ticket in Faribault County worth $1.3M
• Under fire, Obama bends on birth control coverage for workers at religious institutions
• Best-selling author Jeffrey Zaslow killed in Michigan car accident
• Mavericks 104, Timberwolves 97: Dirk Nowitzki scores 33 in Dallas' victory
• Mo Hicks guilty of killing former co-worker in Columbia Heights
• St. Paul schools slate Parent Involvement Day events Monday
• Attempted firing of Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources boss leads to tense meeting
• After impropriety, Pioneer Press revises list of 2012 Treasure Hunt winners
• West St. Paul City Council's Ed Hansen stands by Confederate flag outside his house
• 'Piggyback Bandit' banned from Minnesota high school games
• Vikings no fan of Ramsey County's new stadium plan
• Police probe St. Paul arson; benefit planned for family
• St. Paul Target employee shoplifted on her lunch break, charges say
• Lawyer accused of trashing judge must pay $10K in legal fees, judge says
• Steve Sviggum's University of Minnesota regents post will get a legal review
• Dayton vetoes civil litigation bills, says they were advanced by 'lobbyists for big corporations'
• Charities worry pulltabs for Vikings could be loser for them
• SPCO leader stepping down
• State Patrol: Boy struck and killed in Montrose while waiting for school bus; driver also killed
• Obama to visit Master Lock in Milwaukee next week
• Minor headed to Ramsey County detention center escapes, still on the lam
• Cottage Grove man charged with sex assault on Massachusetts teen
• Minneapolis police investigating man's body found in the street
• Seed corn in tight supply for Minnesota farmers
• St. Croix County judge throws the book at mom who neglected daughter
• Sleepy Eye schools to seek state approval for 4-day weeks
• Dairy Queen opens its 500th location in China
• Iowa woman suspected of drunken driving after crashing car outside sheriff's office
• Another vendor says Stillwater's Lumberjack Days association owes him money
• Teens report emotional abuse more prevalent
• West St. Paul renegotiates deal to finish Robert Street development
• Vikings stadium financing not close yet
• Andrew Tessman to mark departure from Scooter’s with hefty egg scrambler on Sunday’s menu
• Bishops ask for early notification of participation requests
• Master of Social Work program holds information session Saturday, Feb. 18
• Julie Hays Teaching Award nominations accepted through March 2
• English Department conducts ENGL 121 essay contest
• UST in the news
• Ooh, purple
• Music Department lists February performances
• Bachmann Meets with Woodbury Constituents
• Twin Cities winter is fourth warmest on record
• 'Man in Black' pleads not guilty to 13 Minnesota bank robberies
• Judge refuses to halt Wisconsin's new voter ID law, but trial date to be set
• Wisconsin woman, 74, OK after wandering off, spending night outside
• Minnesota bill would keep child care subsidies from automatically going toward union dues
• Ruling lays groundwork for clergy abuse claims against Milwaukee archdiocese
• 4 GOP Wisconsin senators targeted for recall submit petition challenges
• Marines do damage control over sniper team's photo with Nazi symbol
• Timberwolves' Kevin Love is an NBA all-star again
• Panel sends 'castle doctrine' bill on use of deadly force to Minnesota Senate
• HSSOH partners with North Memorial to launch innovative clinical scholars program
• States, Feds to announce mortgage settlement
• Powerball jackpot goes to an estimated $310 million for Saturday's drawing
• Sources: Pentagon rules shift on women in combat
• Unemployment aid applications near a 4-year low
• Wisconsin woman, son accused of not helping dying relative on floor
• Bruegger's marks birthday by giving away bagels
• Arson suspected in early morning fire in St. Paul; two people hospitalized
• Calpine drops plans to sell Mankato natural gas plant
• Official: Minnesota, 9 other states get No Child Left Behind waiver
• Timberwolves lifeless in 85-80 loss at Memphis
• Santorum's Minnesota upset delivered by hard-core conservatives, aided by low turnout
• Jenna Privette's mom: Doctors expect 'full recovery' for paralyzed hockey player
• Wild apps score food without lines
• Want to be a radio DJ?
• Second annual Education for Everyone program features ‘Fidgety Fairy Tales’
• Spring semester yoga offered Mondays on Minneapolis campus
• Provost of Pittsburgh Oratory to discuss John Henry Newman in lecture here Monday
• Catholic Conference director to speak here next week on ‘Why Marriage Matters’
• Profiles go online for Tommie Award finalists; voting begins Monday
• Wellness Center hosts healthy relationship table today
• Coffee Bené in the library is 2 years old
• Graduate social work student seeks participants for clinical research study
• Demo Day to showcase five fitness classes at the AARC tomorrow
• Neuroscience Club will meet today
• Library today: UST Libraries blog offers news, events and musings
• Learning Technology Program hosts talk on ‘Virtual Conferences’
• School of Law hosts ‘Retreat in Daily Living: Following in the Footsteps of Jesus’
• Wellness Center sponsors partner massage class
• Wellness Center’s Heart Hunt ends on Day 3
• Exempt Staff Council to host ‘Immigration’ brown bag discussion Feb. 15
• Telos Project discussion today features Dr. William Junker of Catholic Studies: ‘Why Does Literature Matter?’
• Sixth District Students Make a Difference in Veteran's Lives
• Race the Power of Illusion Series Episode II: The Story We Tell Thursday, Februa...
• Join us in celebrating the life and accomplishments of Cesar Chavez
• No injuries in second trooper-involved crash in 2 days
• 3M names chief operating officer Inge Thulin to succeed retiring CEO Buckley
• Center for Sales Innovation highlighted on national website
• North Dakota Walmart getting tough on campers
• Wisconsin DNR to sturgeon hunters: Spear at own risk
• Wisconsin man sentenced for killing deer with snowmobile
• 13 Minnesota motorists killed in January weren't buckled up
• Arboretum seeks Top 10 plants that changed Minnesota
• Minnesota Republicans fuel Santorum resurgence, rebuff Romney
• Minnesota Zoo dolphin calf Taijah dies unexpectedly
• Pick up a treat today from the Career Development Center
• Linguistics professor and best-selling author Deborah Tannen to speak Feb. 16 on ‘Stopping America’s War of Words’
• CILCE corner: Spotlight shines on our Phillips Scholars
• Free legal advice available for UST students today
• St. Thomas community invited to Ordway’s ‘Playing for Change Live’
• Federal financial aid policy will affect students who withdraw from all classes
• Professional notes
• Campus Ministry hosts Senior retreat March 2-3
• Wellness Center’s Heart Hunt enters Day 3
• Princeton Review sponsors LSAT strategy session Thursday
• Contribute your energy and ideas – join the Nonexempt Staff Council
• Minnesota Private Colleges Job and Internship Fair registration deadline is at hand
• Thinking about applying to medical school this year?
• STAR videoblog highlights week’s activities
• Santorum may be positioned to shake up GOP race; has lead in early Minnesota results
• Amboy: Minn: Woman calls police, fearing boyfriend collecting child porn
• Xcel says there's no risk as Prairie Island spills radioactive water again
• South Washington County schools: District seeks input on superintendent qualities
• St. Paul teenager accused of busting window in state trooper's car
• 'Best-kept secret'? Cottage Grove searching for its first motto
• Clint Eastwood's 'Halftime in America' ad stirs political debate (w/ VIDEO)
• Minnesota man charged with bigamy
• Franken bill would improve courthouse security
• Afton gets rid of another city administrator, but two council members protest
• Amy Senser fatal hit-and-run: Court documents suggest younger, blonder driver
• St. Paul district, teachers' union tout deal; no price tag given
• Burglary suspects taken in after car, foot chase
• Ramsey County captures juvenile robbery suspect who fled custody
• Vending machine at Pennsylvania university dispenses 'morning-after' pill
• Weekly Academic Success Tip; Review your lecture notes within 24 hours after...
• Federal court declared that Prop 8, the same-sex marriage ban in California, is...
• President Obama announced support today for a constitutional amendment to overtu...
• Phi Theta Kappa New and Prospective Member Information Session today, Tuesday, F...
• "Snow Sculpture" Contest today! Stop into Student Life to pick up your sculpture...
• American Journal of Nursing honors associate dean for book
• Truck with load of beehives from Minnesota crashes in Montana
• Miller Coors buys Crispin Cider
• Madonna's world tour is coming to St. Paul
• Miltona man accused of 'fish-hooking' Grand Forks cabbie in fare dispute
• Menards settles for $1 million in discrimination case
• Republican presidential hopefuls Gingrich, Santorum and Paul visit Minnesota
• St. Paul man accused of cutting off man's thumb outside Turtle Lake casino
• Roseville man arrested after apparent suicide attempt, standoff with police
• 8 rescued from Green Bay, 2 stay to fish
• MPCA: Streamlined permit process yields success
• Dog stayed with fisherman who broke through icy Traverse County lake
• St. Paul neurosurgeons remove 3-inch nail from N.D. construction worker's head
• New Vikings stadium work could be done on nearby lot as games continue at Dome
• Landlords grumble about inspection issues; city of St. Paul listens
• Prospective students to visit campus for UST Music Audition Days
• Eating Disorder Recovery Group to start this semester
• Please remember Byron Strickland in your prayers
• Wellness Center’s Heart Hunt offers Clue No. 2
• CILCE announces new volunteer opportunity
• Please remember Sharon Ann Knights in your prayers
• University of St. Thomas launches Event Services website
• AARC to offer fitness class Demo Day on Friday, Feb. 10
• Please remember Harriet Czech in your prayers
• Find out ‘What Happy Couples Do’ at lecture tonight
• Wellness Center debuts YouTube channel
• A good relationship
• Meet Sigma Chi at cookie giveaway today, informational session tomorrow
• Please remember Alex ‘Al’ Soltesz in your prayers
• Exchange Active Sync enables users to synchronize their mobile phones with their UST mailboxes
• Two USG executive board positions open; elections scheduled for Saturday
• Wellness Center hosts Grocery Bingo throughout spring semester
• First of two ‘Study in Tanzania’ information sessions set for tomorrow
• Jessica (Honeyman) Nelson ’05 to speak at Alumni Reflections luncheon tomorrow
• Anoka-Hennepin teachers endorse new policy on discussing sexuality orientation
• Rolling Stone article on Anoke-Hennepin student bullying slammed by superintendent
• Bob Sansevere: Vikings should attempt to sign Peyton Manning
• Authorities say fire at Northfield assisted-living facility was arson
• Paul rallies GOP support in St. Cloud, Minneapolis
• Timberwolves' Kevin Love calls 2-game suspension 'warranted'
• Denny Hecker on the move? He thinks so
• Small St. Paul copper theft causes pricey damage to building
• Plymouth man ordered to pay $1.3 million in mortgage fraud case
• Grand Avenue tanning salon fire in St. Paul ruled arson
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says DA requested talks on probe
• 3 teens killed in Wisconsin crash had been TP-ing friend's house
• Ex-Eden Prairie man pleads guilty to role in Somali terrorism case
• GEMS gain STEM confidence at St. Kate's
• Petters investor sues Fredrikson & Byron, former Petters execs
• Joined WCCO’s Esme Murphy yesterday to discuss the importance of extending payro...
• So much going on around campus this week! Check out the Student Events Calendar...
• Self-defense products popular in North Dakota oil patch
• Minnesotans in the movie "Big Miracle" starring Drew Barrymore (w/ VIDEO)
• M.I.A.'s halftime surprise at Super Bowl: her middle finger
• Group makes final push for UND nickname signatures
• Stolen vehicle crashes in Minneapolis after 2 police pursuits
• Eli Manning's latest fourth-quarter heroics add up to Super Bowl victory
• Court strips Alberto Contador of 2010 Tour de France title
• Mankato Original brewer scrambles to keep up with demand
• 2 hurt in crash trying to flee Buffalo County deputy, sheriff says
• Oak Park Heights to get more senior housing
• Wellness Center’s annual Heart Hunt starts today with Clue No. 1
• ‘Muslim-Christian Dialogue: Challenges and Possibilities’ program here Feb. 14
• CILCE hosts Community-Based Research Grant information session Tuesday
• Deadline looms for June 2012 summer study abroad courses for undergraduates
• McNair Scholars Program now accepting applications for its next cohort; info session tomorrow
• Journey in Faith Reflection groups resume for spring semester
• STLF hosts two Pay It Forward Tour information sessions this week
• Campus Ministry offers Lenten retreat
• Penny Wars fires opening salvo today in battle against cancer; Relay for Life slated for April 20
• Vision promotes spring break service trips with six information sessions in eight days
• Senior Class Gift Committee meets Tuesday, Feb. 7
• Author Christopher Shannon to present ‘Irish Catholics on the American Screen’ lecture here next Monday
• UST website, Facebook provide commencement information
• Hone networking etiquette at Connecting in the PM (Professional Mingling) Scene on Thursday
• Faculty member earns promotion
• United We Praise resumes for spring semester – at a new time
• The President Misses the Budget Deadline….Again
• You got your picture in the paper? Oh, that paper...
• Local hospitals get good report card
• Man stabbed to death
• <p>St
• Gophers 69, Nebraska 61: Chip Armelin scores 15 off bench to lift U on the road
• Memorial service set for couple missing from cruise ship
• Gophers' bench pulls its weight in 69-61 win at Nebraska
• Rick Santorum in Eden Prairie: God is my role model
• North St. Paul semi driver hits patrol car
• Prime time for fly fishing
• American Mancuso wins World Cup super-G; Vonn skies off course
• Minnesota storm chaser killed in Oklahoma highway accident
• Freight train derails in Red Wing
• Officials want football fans to plan a sober ride
• Feds offer Mississippi refuge ice fishing day
• Hennepin County deputies warn of thin ice
• Vikings' Chris Kluwe on Super Bowl: It is our America
• Timberwolves 100, Rockets 91: Minnesota climbs to .500 behind Kevin Love, Luke Ridnour
• Oregon mushroom pickers rescued after 6 days lost in woods
• Despite cancer diagnosis, St. Paul author publishes 6 books
• Young crowd turns out in Arden Hills to hear Ron Paul's call for less government
• Forest Lake: Interstate 35 pursuit of vehicle stolen called off
• Milwaukee: Customer who shot robbery suspect won't be charged
• Minneapolis' 934th Airlift Wing to lose all 8 aircraft in 2013
• Lake Minnetonka: 2nd vehicle sinks in a week
• Chris Doleman elected to Hall; Cris Carter denied
• Republican Rep. Ron Paul rallies in Minnesota
• <p>Fond du Lac County: 2 teens die in crash
• Toro can't test snowblowers in Minnesota, moves to Michigan airport
• Shakers vodka maker files for bankruptcy
• Hoarfrost dazzles metro Saturday morning
• Winona student, 9, suspended after Michael Jackon-style groin grab in "Billie Jean" performance
• Fog advisory posted for Dakotas, western Minnesota
• Head-cam video: Bounce along with the new bouncing girl<br>
• Diana on display: Nine Mall of America galleries devoted to celebration of the late princess
• Actor Ben Gazzara dies of cancer at age 81
• Komen, Planned Parenthood Twin Cities branches pleased that funding restored
• Lance Armstrong won't be charged, after all
• Imation revenue drops, but loss narrows
• In closing arguments, murder suspect proclaims innocence in death of friend
• Minneapolis startup TST Media acquires Wisconsin Sports Network site
• Stillwater couple pleads guilty to mortgage fraud, tax evasion
• Commerce pulls collection firm's license in stolen laptop case
• Great Lakes lawmakers prod feds to heed plan for stopping Asian carp at Chicago
• Gov. Scott Walker to meet with district attorney overseeing corruption probe
• Amy Senser fatal hit-and-run: She didn't know she had an accident, lawyer says
• Man jailed in Dakota County suspected of scamming old high school friends
• Wisconsin appeals court vacates ruling on recall signatures
• Medical examiner identifies Andover victim fatally hit by car at Maple Grove shopping center
• In rare ruling, Ramsey County court allows release of Minnesota sex offender
• 1925-era light pole stolen from Catholic Charities shelter in St. Paul
• St. Paul schools, teachers union mum on contract details
• Priest sex abuse victim wants $42K and court says perpetrator, not archdiocese, should pay
• Wisconsin board puts Lt Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch recall petitions online
• Police: 4 dead in apparent murder-suicide in Green Bay area
• Micron CEO killed crash of experimental aircraft at Boise airport
• Public Safety posts alert about suspicious person looking into windows on Grand Avenue
• Catholic Relief Services CEO will speak in Myser Initiative
• Unemployment rate hits 8.3 percent after hiring burst
• Injured hockey player Jack Jablonski able to feed himself with help
• Michael Foods widens egg recall
• Minnesota House speaker, majority leader to back Romney
• Major winter storm sweeping across Colorado
• Farm Rescue taking applications for spring planting help
• He stopped to help. Now St. Paul barber struggles to stay alive.
• Advisory Forum On Protecting State’s Drinking Water Sources Set For Feb. 9, 2012 Is Open To Public
• Met Council to 3M: We didn't pollute the Mississippi River, you did
• St. Paul artist using homemade postcards to help save Postal Service
• Cottage Grove takes steps to explore charter government
• Charges: St. Paul man beat, bound, berated girlfriend for 3 days
• St. Paul driver, 92, found guilty in accident that severed public works worker's hand
• All hail Ashleigh Hayes, the 2012 Winter Carnival’s Aurora, Queen of the Snows
• Campus Ministry seeks spring semester liturgical ministers
• UST in the news
• Please remember Father Johnrose Hayden in your prayers
• Please remember Lucille Knowles in your prayers
• Take a Tommie to Lunch provides opportunity to lunch with an alum
• Dance Club auditions start Feb. 16; everyone makes the team!
• Throats blessed today, the feast of St. Blaise
• Tired of buying textbooks? Rent them!
• Legal experts: If Michael Brodkorb sues over Senate firing, chances of prevailing could be slim
• International relief worker from Stillwater remembered as helper to millions around the world
• Sister of slain Minneapolis parking lot robber pleads guilty in holdups
• In S.D. slaying, a classmate's 50-year-old high school grudge might have been motive
• Mounds View man charged with murder in brother's stabbing death
• Internet-famous Minnesota bear cubs doing well, still making a racket (w/ video)
• Roseanne Barr seeks Green Party presidential nod
• Tom Powers: Gophers football proved to be Joel Maturi's downfall
• Bob Sansevere: Joel Maturi's bad decisions led to tarnished legacy
• Hormel ending tight confinement of pregnant hogs at company-owned farms
• DNR's stolen mounted animal heads: Accomplice gets 5 years' probation
• 3M 'blackmail' allegations against Porton Capital dismissed
• Stillwater picks new vendor for July Fourth fireworks
• Gallery features two exhibitions by Minnesota artists
• Parking Lot A to close from noon Friday to 6 p.m. Saturday
• Progressives held the floor for over 90 minutes to speak against a bill to remov...
• Event to explore life and the practice of law in Greater Minnesota
• Peters named to Capital One Academic All-District team
• FREE workshop today! Jump Start Your Success 11:00 - 12:00 4th floor lounge (sky...
• Fog and warm temps envelop Twin Cities as Punxsutawney Phil claims 6 more weeks of winter
• SkyWest Airlines to begin Aberdeen-Minneapolis flights
• Fewer seek unemployment aid as job market improves
• U.S. no-fly list doubles in 1 year
• Target's key revenue metric rises 4.3 percent
• Ali's trainer Dundee dies
• Punxsutawney Phil 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Harry Houdini exhibit coming to Madison museum
• Source: Trump intends to endorse Gingrich
• State Patrol: New Ulm squad's lights, siren off during fatal crash
• Road Salt Symposium seeks pollution solutions
• American Crystal union to fight US sugar program
• Fighting Sioux backers plan signature push
• Oshkosh woman accused of selling fake Facebook stock
• It’s not too late to schedule departmental pictures for the Aquinas yearbook
• Recent grad Jordan Osterman named state’s ‘New Journalist of the Year’
• Career Development Center to host on-campus interviews with employers
• Young adults invited to Cor Jesu tomorrow
• Counseling and Psychological Services offers a closer look at two counseling groups
• Faculty recital Saturday to feature David Jenkins and Christopher Kachian
• Call announced for Staff Council Appreciation Award nominations
• Fulfill BUS200 on spring break Pay It Forward Tour
• ThreeSixty Journalism students win 11 awards in Minnesota’s annual Better Newspaper Contest
• Deadline fast approaching for paid student leadership positions
• Library today: O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library moves to online scheduling for group-study rooms
• School of Social Work’s Group Work Institute presents ‘Rituals and Activities’ workshop Feb. 17
• Voter ID amendment goes before Minnesota Senate committee
• Cottage Grove gathering items for time capsule at new city building
• 550 file abuse claims against Milwaukee archdiocese
• Apple Valley employee suspended after arrest on suspicion of driving Zamboni while drunk
• Family of White Bear Lake couple missing on cruise ship in Italy painfully accept decision to end search
• Hudson police looking for couple who apparently attempted to abduct girl
• DFLers use 'jobs bill' to take swipe at GOP
• Motorist dies in southern Minnesota after colliding head-on with semi loaded with hogs
• Oh, that's a carrot? Pictures of veggies get more kids to eat them in University of Minnesota study
• New Ulm parents alarmed by reports of fifth-graders playing 'rape tag'
• Minnesota House DFLers add jobless and small business help to jobs plan
• Gophers football adds two quality QBs, lots of speed
• St. Paul to resume removing trees threatened by Emerald Ash Borer
• Groundhog Day no threat this year: Six more weeks of this would be painless
• Wisconsin lawmaker wants to allow sandhill cranes to be hunted
• Sculptor Chakaia Booker to visit as artist-in-residence
• Defense Department general counsel to speak at William Mitchell
• Adjunct instructor's book is finalist for statewide award
• Treasure Hunt medallion found; Osseo man will share prize with 4 others
• Wisconsin museum hopes to find stolen travel guides online
• Dog alerts family to Chippewa County house fire, then dies in blaze
• Des Moines woman used hot sauce bottle to fend off robbers, police say
• Midwest economic index takes big jump in January
• How People Make Things Exhibit
• Michele Cornish named Macalester women’s soccer coach
• Fundraising efforts are a draw in battle over Minnesota marriage amendment
• Woman on sidewalk fatally hit by car near Arbor Lakes shopping center in Maple Grove
• Domestic violence deaths: At least 34 in Minnesota last year, report says
• CILCE corner: Holding down the fort in Murray-Herrick Campus Center
• Conference Feb. 16 is designed for Minnesota companies interested in doing business in Europe
• UAWE sponsors scholarships to Minnesota League of Women Voters Leadership Series
• Wellness Center, videography class seek student volunteers to document health-behavior changes over spring semester
• Student Spirituality Committee seeks new members
• Alert from Department of Dog Advocacy
• Travel and provide community service over spring break with VISION
• Legal counsel reminds campus community about political activity rules that apply to St. Thomas
• Professional notes
• Need a tee time? AARC’s golf simulation room now open for reservations
• Greetings from International Student Services, now in Room 218, Anderson Student Center
• It’s on! The third annual Tommie vs. Auggie Fitness Challenge starts Feb. 13
• <p> BC-MN--Gay Marriage-Finances
• St. Paul public works worker saw his severed hand under the car that struck him, he testifies
• St. Paul Public Schools and teachers union reach contract deal
• Beanbag guns end police standoff in St. Paul's Swede Hollow neighborhood
• A Zamboni driver in Apple Valley was arrested for allegedly clearing the ice while intoxicated
• Golden Valley DFL Rep. Winkler eyes overhaul of legislative process
• Past sex abuse allegations to be allowed in trial of former chief of Minneapolis Park Police
• Minnesota high court ruling prompts destruction of newborn blood samples
• Report: EPA loophole could allow Xcel Energy Sherco plant to forgo retrofit
• Romney breezes to victory in Florida; Gingrich vows to fight on
• Stillwater school cuts could include elementary band, free all-day kindergarten
• Columbia Heights: Defending himself in murder trial, Hicks attacks blood evidence
• Man who resurrected Brookside in Marine on St. Croix dies in accident
• St. Paul Mayor Coleman takes up the fight against Minneapolis, Target Center rehab
• Graduate lands federal clerkship, credits Mitchell connections
• Weekly Academic Success Tip: Use a planner to track when assignments are due a...
• Students paint mural for Sarah's... An Oasis for Women
• Hip-hop artist Dessa to perform at St. Kate's
• Outside spending on campaigns up 1,600% since 2008. Government won't work for th...
• Fargo man accused of stealing 10-year-old son's identity, impersonating Hooters manager
• Posting of Scott Walker recall petitions delayed by Wisconsin board
• Urged President Obama to continue to help Minnesotans heat their homes during wi...
• Report: Woman found dead in Bloomington fire
• Man dies in Chippewa County, Wis., logging accident
• Minneapolis man accused in Brewster bank robbery pleads not guilty
• Wisconsin DOT warns distraught Packers fans against drinking and driving on Super Bowl Sunday
• Wisconsin DNR warns sand mine might kill moths
• Somerset sisters accused of sexually assaulting man with pliers, forcing him to drink urine
• Report proposes separating Great Lakes from Mississippi River watershed in Chicago
• Motorist injured in collision with St. Paul police squad car
• Romney planning campaign stop in Eagan on Wednesday
• Tommie Shop extends hours Wednesday for Tommie-Johnnie basketball game
• Undergraduate summer research and housing grants available
• Student Diversity and Inclusion Services hosts Fun Night on Friday
• Master of Social Work student seeks more survey input from UST students
• Center for Ethical Business Cultures panel to discuss corporate responsibility, sustainability
• Undergraduates: Make sure you are officially registered in all classes by Friday, Feb. 10
• Women’s History Month book discussions begin Feb. 29
• Veterans programs coordinator visits St. Paul campus tomorrow
• UST MBA Forum Feb. 25 includes free GMAT prep session
• Calling all tutors! Tutor-Mentor program begins spring semester
• University honors longtime coach, director of athletics with Steve Fritz Court dedication Wednesday
• ‘Like’ the AARC and ASC on Facebook
• Bagel Wednesday is tomorrow
• Please remember Kathy Albers in your prayers
• S.D. lawmakers urge schools to provide academic instruction on the Bible
• Minnesota Senate rejects Anderson as PUC chair; Dayton blasts GOP majority
• From "Jeopardy!" to "Idol," Minnesotans showing up on TV this week
• Vikings stadium: Land near Metrodome may ease need for games at TCF Bank Stadium
• Stillwater Bridge lopsided survey results met with skepticism, but expert supports method
• Ex-Wisconsin governor Thompson raises $656,000 in Senate bid
• Would-be iPad seller gets community service for firing pistol in West St. Paul
• Mankato TV anchor, infamous for impaired newscast, is charged with DWI
• Former Wisconsin medical examiner charged with keeping body part from autopsy
• Xcel emission plan gets support from St. Paul congresswoman
• Former Minnesota Viking Stu Voigt faces $125K fine from FDIC
• Mitchell faculty in the news
• Free Workshop TODAY! Grammar, Spelling, and your Résumé The workshop will run fr...
• The Macalester Scotlight: Paco Venneri
• Incomes up strong 0.5 percent, consumer spending flat
• Williston Walmart becoming a mecca for campers
• Jack-knifed semitrailer slowing traffic on I-494 in Woodbury
• Family finds signs of hope in West Duluth teen's slow recovery
• Nearly 14-pound baby boy born in Des Moines
• Semitrailer-turned-chapel available to truckers near Hudson
• Wisconsin DNR studying whether pier should be removed
• Experience a Day in the Life
• Video: Parking problems led 1975 Treasure Hunt winners to the puck
• Minnesotans United for All Families reports raising $1.2 million to fight ban on gay marriage
• Researchers find cancer in ancient Egyptian mummy
• Financial aid recipients: Check email, campus mailboxes frequently
• Center for Writing announces opening
• Winter got you down? Brighten your day with light therapy
• Counseling and Psychological Services offers spring groups
• Undergrads: Officially withdraw from spring classes you have registered for but will not attend
• New discounts offered for AARC spring fitness classes; Session 1 begins Feb. 6
• Cake reception Tuesday to honor Glenn Caruso, first two-time Liberty Mutual ‘National Coach of the Year’
• Spring semester’s female faculty discussions begin Feb. 9
• Liturgical worship moves to spring semester schedule
• Intramural basketball sign-up ends Friday
• Bachmann Highlights Survey Showing 86% Support for New St. Croix River Crossing
• Minnesota Zoo biologist works in Namibia to save endangered rhinos
• Lake Elmo: Small, and shrinking
• TwinCities.com SeeClickFix feature working to get up to speed; St. Paul phone line for complaints needs tweaking, too
• Gophers women upset No. 9 Ohio State 76-65
• Winter Carnival ice sculpture winners announced
• Bachmann hasn't endorsed presidential candidate
• 3 rescued from top of car that went into Wisconsin lake
• Minnesota, North Dakota working to fix Lake Winnipeg dead zone
• UW-La Crosse residence hall fire reported; no injuries
• 13 counties pegged for enhanced DWI patrols
• Zimmerman man, 35, killed in St. Louis County cabin fire
• Wisconsin hospitals hope to reduce readmissions, infections
• Occupy protests have Oakland officials assessing damage
• They're sisters, students - and rodeo stars training in Washington County
• Guard member, wife to compete in 'amazing race'
• Man dead after fire in St. Louis County cabin
• Boreas Rex Steve Cortinas, Carnival's first Hispanic in role, is 'America's story'
• Drug shortages put patients on edge
• Ex-St. Paul police officer says other cops infringed on her private data, with little fear of discipline
• Divided GOP has left health exchange planning to Dayton
• St. Louis hosts first big parade on Iraq War's end
• Testing the waters: More vacationers are choosing river cruising
• Princess Diana's wedding gown at Mall of America this week
• Taliban-U.S. talks have begun in Qatar, Taliban says
• Spring Valley mail contractor accused of theft
• St. Louis County: Girl, 12, hurt when struck by pickup truck
• Rhinelander camp director sentenced for taping showering girls
• St. Paul's Queen of the Snows is a math queen, too
• 80 Wisconsin Guard soldiers still wait for service benefits
• Joe Rehab has become Joe Mauer again
• Wolf experts lament 'The Grey' movie's portrayal of animals
• Collisions near Superior, in Green County claim 4 lives
• Minnesota company recalls beef over labeling issue
• Body of missing person, ATV found in Stearns County lake
• Divers find 17th body on half-sunken Italian cruise ship
• Minnesota jury convicts man injured in police shootout
• Bob Sansevere: Vikings stadium in Arden Hills needs revisiting
• Minnesota senator: DFLer Ellen Anderson likely to be rejected for PUC job
• Boreas and Aurora begin their St. Paul Winter Carnival reign
• Saintly City Cat Club show judge is both fun and 'deadly serious'
• Private-sector unions add members in 2011
• Utah authorities say students plotted to bomb school, flee country in stolen plane
• Jack Jablonski to Bob Sansevere: 'I will walk again'
• Southern Minnesota man charged with fatally shooting cougar last fall
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker doesn't think he's target of investigation
• Trailer, equipment belonging to wheelchair hockey league is stolen in Shakopee
• White Bear Lake man's yard full of stolen heavy equipment, police say; investigations in Woodbury, St. Paul, Lino Lakes
• Minneapolis pastor guilty of jealousy-fueled murder of North High School educator
• <p>Patriot Bank Minnesota in Forest Lake closed by Minnesota Department of Commerce
• Twitter's new censorship plan rouses global furor
• 'Barefoot Bandit' sentenced to more than 6 years in prison
• Stillwater's Taboo Goddess dominatrix pleads guilty to operating without a license
• Cincinnati casino site collapses; several hurt
• California: New auto-emission rules passed
• Minnesota falls to No. 5 in wind power
• Duluth newspaper carrier admits to burglaries
• Please pray for the health of Gabriel Benedict
• Grammar, Spelling, and your Résumé, on Monday, January 30th. The workshop will r...
• Please remember in your prayers Robert Sheran
• Lindsey Vonn wins World Cup super-combined event
• Economy grew modest 2.8 percent in fourth quarter
• Metro could get a coating of snow
• 2 more Wisconsin doctors wrote sick notes deemed fraudulent
• Ford posts big profits but misses Wall Street
• 13 injured, exposed to carbon monoxide in Wisconsin
• 2 juveniles had sex in St. Paul high school restrooms, police say
• Former Henderson, Minn., woman accused of leaving newborn to die in woods in 2001
• NFL could block Vikings' stay at TCF Bank Stadium
• Lawmakers favoring electronic pulltabs for new Vikings stadium
• After Cook County courthouse shooting, bills to protect prosecutors advance at Legislature
• Books: Flynn to forgo book tour to focus on health
• North row of Parking Lot G to close Friday and Saturday
• New catering ordering system brings new ordering deadlines
• Shuttle times change for spring semester starting Monday, Jan. 30
• Bulletin Today resumes regular publication schedule Monday
• Campus community invited to attend Faculty and Staff Years of Service Celebration
• St. Paul campus spring semester parking permits are now available
• Faculty and staff: Schedule your department’s Aquinas yearbook photo
• Greetings from Student Diversity and Inclusion Services
• Tommie Central sells tickets for Minnesota Wild vs. Columbus Blue Jackets
• Celebrating National School Choice Week
• The True State of the Union
• Vikings stadium likely to rely on electronic pulltabs for funding
• Assembly Republicans pass bill to ease opening of iron mine in northwestern Wisconsin
• If Minnesota atheists believe in anything, it's smiling babies
• Romney, Gingrich exchange barbs on immigration during Florida debate
• Minnesota Legislature: School funding plan would divert district money to charters
• 'Pent-up demand' drives wolf hunt
• Wilder Foundation looking for a buyer for 12-acre plot in St. Paul
• St. Paul man charged with running over 6-year-old Coon Rapids boy at airport last month
• 2 former Scott Walker aides charged in corruption investigation
• Robert Hegyes, who played Epstein on 'Welcome Back Kotter,' dies
• Former Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert Sheran dies at 96
• Cook County Courthouse shooting suspect died of infection, medical examiner confirms
• FICO names new CEO, effective Friday
• Big ice-fishing tournament on Gull Lake is on for Feb. 11
• Iraq War veteran is this winter’s Student Award of Merit honoree
• Tennis, Track & Field seasons begin Saturday
• Van stolen in Minneapolis with child inside, police say
• Closing of Bemidji Pamida store revives debate over burial site
• Pedestrian killed in Maplewood
• Austin woman, Randolph man suspected of thefts in 3 states
• Wisconsin soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Babbitt toddler who was stabbed is released from hospital
• FBI again asks for help finding missing Montana teacher
• USDA: Milder winters mean some changes in plant hardiness zones
• Family of Albertville man fatally shot files wrongful death suit
• Lakeville dad guilty of child neglect: 'I love my son'
• Minnesota DNR proposes to let hunters take 400 wolves this fall
• Metrodome site worries high school league
• North Mankato teen advances to Hollywood round of 'American Idol'
• In speech, Gov. Scott Walker says Wisconsin headed in right direction
• Hot to Tot: New St. Paul food truck to focus on Tater Tots
• Robbery in St. Paul's Phalen Park gets man a year behind bars
• St. Paul City Council approves Griggs Street bicycle makeover
• St. Paul City Council votes to oppose gay-marriage ban amendment
• With his future secure, Kevin Love is looking for more progress from the Timberwolves
• Poll: Obama is leading Romney in Wisconsin
• Mall of America: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are back, in new ride
• Maplewood Mall losing Gap store after two decades
• Vikings owner Wilf 'optimistic' about Metrodome site, though Arden Hills plan not dead
• Couple found dead in Mounds View home
• Bill Pulkrabek sentenced to probation, fined in disorderly conduct case
• Gang takedown aided by Minnesota prison system lockdown
• Professor shares lessons learned from international service
• St. Kate's Dean featured on national website
• US SEALs raid Somalia pirate camp, free American, Danish aid workers
• Delta fourth-quarter profit soars on higher fares, demand
• North Dakota health officials testing bags of proppant for radioactivity
• Rescue operations resume on ship off Italian coast
• Minnesota lawmakers to get a lesson in bipartisanship
• Minnesota auctioneer championship set in Minnetonka
• School lunches to include more veggies, whole grains
• Guinness confirms Milwaukee marathon record
• Probation ordered in River Falls overdose death
• TCF Financial expanding presence in Sioux Falls
• Husband finds wife's fancy phone at Iowa landfill
• Free lunch for faculty and staff in The View this Thursday … WOW!
• Police shoot man accused of stabbing toddler in Babbitt
• Superior company to add 300 jobs after striking deal with Caterpillar
• Kohler, salon school settle trademark lawsuit
• Obama calls for help for middle class, higher taxes for millionaires
• Facebook requiring use of 'Timeline' format, revealing more about users' pasts
• Timberwolves, Kevin Love agree to 4-year, $62M deal
• Google to merge user data, but critics raise privacy concerns
• Oklahoma senator wants ban on human fetuses in food
• St. Paul man, 43, admits he molested, photographed young girls
• Judge chides Central Corridor builders, but doesn't halt construction over economic impact
• Moorhead smoke shop sues city over new drug paraphernalia ordinance
• Charges: St. Paul dad wanted TV, but child had homework, so he attacked
• Minneapolis-St. Paul airport opens expedited security line for frequent fliers
• ATK loses appeal over big defense contract
• Up to 55 dogs found in pair of northern Minnesota mobile homes
• Ramsey County cancels move of some offices into old Lowry Hotel
• Lakeville neighbor testifies 11-year-old cried when father left him
• Minnesota Legislature begins 2012 session with a little fanfare and rancor
• Did you know that Saint Paul College has Academic Success Coordinators? Amanda M...
• Research, patient care and the Oprah Winfrey show
• List of 84th annual Academy Award nominations
• Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscars nominations with 11
• Macy's sues Martha Stewart Living
• Another body discovered aboard toppled Costa Concordia
• DNR says donations to 'Chickadee Checkoff' fund fall
• Wisconsin man who killed mom, staged her death gets life in prison
• Jury to get case of Duluth man accused of defaming doctor on website
• Man linked to thefts in Minnesota, North Dakota and Montana
• Romney paid $3M in federal income tax in 2010
• 1 hospitalized after early morning shooting in St. Paul
• Travelers fourth-quarter profit drops 31 percent on investments, reserves
• Firefighters in Carver County find woman's body
• Mankato veteran to attend State of the Union address
• Wisconsin man faces 11th drunken driving offense
• Coach Barker to leave Macalester to become Director of Coaching Education at the NSCAA
• Washington Theological Union selects Father Michael Joncas as Sophia Award recipient for 2012
• UST in the news
• Art History hosts graduate degree information session Jan. 25
• W-2 wage and tax statements for 2011 now available on Murphy Online
• Faculty: Put materials on reserve at the library
• Professional notes
• Jon Palmeri ’07 flies through Red Bull Crashed Ice competition, places 44th vs. international field
• Public Safety posts alert about recent off-campus burglary
• ‘Kick the Cancer Benefit Party’ planned for 2003 English alumna
• Trial in 2001 St. Paul slaying ends in conviction
• Amy Senser fatal hit-and-run: 'His blood was all over her car,' prosecutor says
• Dayton: Vikings stadium must be at Dome to pass
• Proposal for new St. Croix River bridge passes U.S. Senate unanimously
• Koch says she ready to get back to work, interviews ruffle feathers at the Capitol
• Poet gets new partner in $250 million cellulosic ethanol plant in Iowa
• <p>A woman on military leave from an Army tour in Iraq was choked
• Bob Sansevere: Vikings' Chris Kluwe kicks back at ESPN's Bayless: 'Kiss a flamethrower'
• On day of pivotal debate, Romney accuses Gingrich of potential wrongdoing
• Jim Irwin, former voice of Packers, dies at 77
• Minnesota police want to gather intelligence in secret (w/video)
• Former associate of Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker will stand trial
• Benefits help barber struck on I-94 helping motorist in St. Paul
• Concert news: Florence and the Machine at the State Theatre in April
• Dakota County employees claim they had to work through meal breaks
• Associate professor to give the 2012 Moore Lecture
• And a good snowy morning to everyone! The College is open and classes are in ses...
• In Vikings stadium game, St. Paul is likely loser
• Anoka-Hennepin and Burnsville districts finding ways to fund free kindergarten
• What will college cost? Calculate it at each school's website, to find net cost, after aid
• Judge dismisses parents' lawsuit over son's death at Chippewa County, Wis., creek
• Canadian man faces up to 22 years for credit fraud
• Some South Dakota staffing firms upset that Wisconsin company awarded $5M recruiting contract
• Voters could see raft of GOP-backed amendments on fall ballot
• Iowa's celebrity hunting program criticized
• More teens using Carlton County suicide hotline through texting
• Cambridge man critically hurt after SUV goes off road, hits trees in Pine County
• Minnesota courts to go paperless
• Paralyzed hockey player Jack Jablonski to enter Sister Kenny rehab center
• Nicollet bar sued over 2010 fatal crash
• Donor support in 2011 made a major impact on Luther's mission to prepare leaders
• Catering Services notes changes
• Bookstore holds J-Term book buyback Wednesday through Friday
• Wellness Center thanks Healthy Holiday donors
• Service Center offers free 2012 calendars
• Women’s center book club to discuss Jane Eyre Wednesday
• Graduate social work student seeks participants for clinical research study
• What can you do with a Master of Arts Degree in English?
• Free legal advice available for UST students Wednesday
• Non-UST law study abroad information session set for Jan. 24
• Thursday’s Diversity Insights Breakfast Series speaker specializes in leadership, diversity and organizational transformation
• Construction prompts temporary move of Keffer Library collection
• Bachmann Commends Senate for Passing St. Croix River Crossing Legislation
• "While There is Life, There is Hope"
• Minneapolis: Missing girl has been found eight hours later
• Boy injured in one-car crash in Wisconsin
• Ely bear featured on Webcam gives birth to at least 2 cubs
• Fallen Penn State legend Paterno dies at 85
• Gophers coach Jerry Kill on Joe Paterno's death: 'It's a sad day for football'
• Joe Soucheray: Basilica or Dome site for Vikings? That's easy.
• Timeline of Joe Paterno's life and career, plus video
• Rep. Bachmann makes 1st post-race Minnesota appearance
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• Freezing rain advisory for metro
• Freezing rain advisory for metro
• My thoughts on the two-year anniversary of the Citizens United Supreme Court dec...
• St. Paul Winter Carnival adds food trucks, loses snow sculptures
• Minnesota legislative session may be quick, but it won't be quiet
• Gophers, Tubby Smith won't discuss contract extension until after season ends
• Dog missing since fatal crash found
• Litchfield man killed in Iowa semitrailer crash
• Prep hockey player Jenna Privette reportedly out of HCMC, into rehabilitation center
• In Medina, Minn., car collides with train; at least one person hurt
• Minnesota family meets with Costa Concordia cruise ship rescue team
• Joe Paterno seriously ill; family summoned to hospital
• Duluth native named archbishop in Pittsburgh
• Gingrich upsets Romney in South Carolina, setting up longer fight to nomination
• Dave Orrick: Ice fishing by spear is darned fun
• Military IDs Marines killed in helicopter crash
• Wisconsin to return $11 million federal grant
• Family: Bacteria spurred rare disorder that killed accused Minnesota courthouse shooter
• Sen. Amy Koch might run again
• Man found dead in garage fire near Eveleth
• Hundreds rally in support of Wis. Gov. Walker
• Wisconsin Megabucks winner almost didn't claim his $14.3 million prize
• Family: Infection led to death of alleged courthouse shooter
• Skate for the Troops today in Roseville
• Total Events Increased From 305 In 2010 To 316 In 2011; However, Overall Harm Is Down
• Former Gibbon pastor sentenced for groping teenage exchange student
• Internet piracy bill goes back to drawing board
• Lakeville woman recounts confusion on night Italian cruise ship ran aground
• Arne Duncan, U.S. schools chief, gives Minnesota thumbs up
• Wife of injured Shakopee police officer shares pain, hope in online diary
• Wisconsin voter ID: UW-Madison begins issuing free cards
• Duluth veteran's eye on Tuskegee Airman movie
• Former Lake Crystal Wellcom coach pleads guilty to having sex with player
• Gophers pick retro over flash with new uniforms (w/slideshow)
• Part of Mall of America closed after bag found unattended
• Barbershops open to benefit one of their own, injured by alleged drunken driver
• Wisconsin bird flu scientist to stop research for 60 days
• Minnesota Republican Party debt fed by consultant, lawyer fees
• Oakdale backyard ice rink for kids must go, homeowners' association says
• 2 lawyers accused of trashing judge appeal $5,000 fines
• <p>Scott Walker recall review requires more time
• Dakota County wants state money for dam, morgue and bridge
• St. Paul murder defendant says he killed in self-defense at age 14
• Brooklyn Park attempted abduction suspect released
• "Toddlers and Tiaras" star to perform at Hudson kid pageant
• Microsoft and IBM push Dow up, Google falls
• $2 million ID theft case broadens with more charges, suspects
• Prof. John Radsan to address U.S. Central Command in Qatar
• A Winning Team: Wildcats athletes build on program's success
• Public Safety posts armed-robbery alert; all-clear given
• Billy's, Tom Reid's hosting 'Crashed Ice' viewing parties
• Parents of teen killed in crash with La Crosse County deputy settle claim
• Speed may have been factor in Onalaska snowmobiler's death, police say
• 'Little Free Library' idea spreads to Mankato
• Men charged in kidnapping of Montana teacher had just left Colorado
• Carp processor opens plant in Wabasha
• Eau Claire woman gets probation for huffing keyboard cleaner
• Great Lakes Airlines to add Pierre-Minneapolis route
• Drunken driver crashes into car, killing Duluth grandma taking grandson to school, police say
• Surviving GOP candidates tangle in raucous South Carolina debate
• GOP presidential field shrinks in size but not news
• Superior police answer call to find puppy chewed through shelter's security wires
• Crocodiles are in, turtle is out at Mall of America aquarium
• Peeps the latest brand to use Mall of America as retail lab
• 'American Idol' moves Reed Grimm of Twin Cities onto next round
• Minnesota's jobless rate falls to 5.7 percent in December
• Wisconsin recall petition webcam running - but it's not riveting
• Marathon Petroleum fined $700,000 by Minnesota Pollution Control Agency for benzene release in St. Paul Park
• Family-friendly festival proposed as replacement for Stillwater's Lumberjack Days
• Former Kanabec County sheriff pleads guilty to swindling Woodbury man
• Brooklyn Park attempted abduction suspect arrested
• Vikings stadium: Ramsey County needs a Hail Mary as plan financing in doubt
• Unused sick pay severance payments have backers, critics at Capitol subcommittee hearing
• Superior police answer call to find puppy chewed through shelter's security wires
• Curley the goat reunited with owners on Fergus Falls farm
• Wisconsin schools chief left out of education reform bills
• Minnesota GOP agenda: Some new, some familiar ideas on reform
• Source: Texas Gov. Rick Perry abandoning presidential bid
• Man accused of shooting Birchwood woman, 2 others in Old West reenactment to appear in federal court
• Rice Lake couple say son killed in Afghanistan
• Wisconsin Craigslist poster gave personal information to man he tried to rob, police say
• Arctic air brings extreme chill, school delays to Minnesota
• Wisconsin judge to hear arguments in voter ID lawsuit
• GOP officials: Santorum edges Romney in Iowa count
• Iowa school district bars dirty dancing
• Chicago man sentenced in Fargo-Moorhead robbery
• Obama receives GOP flak for rejecting oil pipeline
• Minnesota medical mistakes increase, but harm to patients at four-year low
• Computing network outages planned for Sunday morning
• ‘Hands and Heart: A Global Perspective of Art, Design and Philanthropy’ on display Feb. 1-April 13
• School of Law hosts Admissions Informational Open House Saturday, Jan. 28
• Public Safety posts bulletin regarding online scams
• Science, Mathematics and Engineering Scholarship Day brings prospective students, families to campus Saturday
• Tommie Dance Team steps into spotlight again with fifth national championship in eight years
• President of Insightformation Inc. to speak at Strategic Planning breakfast Jan. 24
• U.S. Postal Service rate increases go into effect Sunday
• Twin Cities’ home prices drop 10.25 percent during 2011
• St. Thomas trustee Richard Schulze to speak at First Friday Lunch Feb. 3
• MSP airport: Men's room photographing alleged; Florida man arrested
• Anoka-Hennepin schools will rework proposed controversial-topics policy for staff
• Burnsville man, 19, accused of prostituting pregnant girlfriend
• Griggs Street makeover gets its critics and supporters at hearing
• New inspections find more problems at troubled St. Paul apartments
• St. Paul schools: District's second-in-command for academics stepping down
• Legislative panel to scrutinize state employees' sick, vacation time payments
• Marine on St. Croix library reopens Friday with new look, lots of volunteers
• U lawyer, Regents chair: Sviggum didn't consult them before taking new Senate gig
• <p>A two-vehicle crash in Barron County
• Longtime state Rep. Mindy Greiling to leave House
• In 2012, these restaurants are opening soon in a Twin Cities neighborhood near you
• Old Country Buffet owner in bankruptcy; 81 stores to close
• Dayton: Vikings stadium vote 'jeopardized'
• National Center for STEM Elementary Education joins movement to secure excellent STEM teachers
• Wikipedia blacks out site to protest U.S. bills
• St. Paul police shoot armed man who jumped from moving car
• Remains of missing Deer River man ID'd
• Duluth City Council approves new chalet at Spirit Mountain
• Appeals court sends back part of contractor's lawsuit against city of Mankato
• State Patrol ID's Maplewood man fatally struck on I-694
• The Macalester Scotlight: Holly Schiedermayer
• Target suspends effort to sell card portfolio
• Woman accused of attacking pregnant Pepin County teen over Facebook entries
• Upset about Packers loss, men burn couch in street
• Search teams suspend operations at stricken cruise ship
• Police cars collide in Rochester
• DNR counts 186 eagles in southwestern Wisconsin
• MPR to stage farewell for 'Midday' host Gary Eichten
• Prosecutors press Arizona sweat lodge guru to prove he's broke
• Register today for Convocation 2012!
• Bachmann Disapproves of President’s Request to Raise Debt Ceiling
• Scott Walker recall: Wisconsin Democrats file 1 million signatures
• St. Paul Saints stadium: Chamber backing could boost chances
• A Shot of Reality...with a comedy chaser! Check out Shot of Reality, an alcohol...
• Twin Cities' temperatures to plummet Wednesday, Thursday
• St. Paul Public Library parties feature booze, bands and books
• Fergus Falls, Minn.: Rewards increased in search for missing goat
• New Washington County administrator was 'Fighting Molly O'Rourke'
• Burnsville man says jury gave him 'second chance' in sex case that hinged on his age
• Apple Valley man guilty in child-sex sting at St. Paul motel
• U.S. education secretary to visit Irondale High School
• Q Kindness Cafe in St. Paul closes
• Dayton bonding plan benefits higher ed, downtowns
• Stocks close up on Europe debt sales, China growth
• Occupy Congress is in the Capitol today voicing real concerns about corruption i...
• I oppose SOPA- it would harm internet innovation and jobs. There are better ways...
• Please remember in your prayers history professor Dr. Patricia Howe
• Wells Fargo fourth-quarter profit rises; deposits, loans grow
• Eden Prairie firm plans to make TVs in Michigan
• 'Harley' the famed rescued eagle dies near Eveleth
• New Iowa State president, who has St. Paul ties, wants to make school more affordable
• Antigo conjoined twin beats the odds, has own child
• Beavers topple unwanted trees in North Mankato
• New York lawyer says he'll be in Iowa to explain lotto mystery
• A White Bear Lake couple missing since a shipwreck off the coast of Italy
• St. Paul: No mush: Weather kills Winter Carnival sled dog race
• Please remember in your prayers Marv Davidov
• Anderson Student Center open for business
• Selim Center announces February and March programs for those 50 and older
• Next ‘Hot Topics: Cool Talk’ forum to probe the government’s role in health care Jan. 27
• UST photographers showcase their top picks of 2011
• Faculty Center for eLearning offers instructional technology workshops Jan. 24-27
• Scantron moves to new location in O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library Center
• ACTC operates on new bus schedule starting today
• Doctoral Program in Leadership hosts two information sessions next week
• Business Office offers reminder of employee past-due account policy
• Minnesotans commemorate the spirit of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Hundreds mark MLK holiday outside SC capitol (w/ PHOTOS)
• Read the Forest Lake Police Department statement
• Sviggum returns to the Capitol, this time as Senate GOP spokesman
• White Bear Lake couple still missing following cruise ship disaster; vigil held at church
• American Crystal calls union offer 'stunt'
• Pioneer Press photo 'squares the coolness' of Crashed Ice event in St. Paul
• Ireland's former richest person declared bankrupt
• Forest Lake deer had collars, were health threat, DNR says
• Wisconsin Democrats still searching for Walker opponent
• Babies try lip-reading in learning to talk, study finds
• Missing Hancock, Minn., woman found after disappearing Sunday in South Dakota
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker draws hisses at MLK event
• Fisherman rescued - for second time off Green Bay
• Big bonding project planned at St. Peter Regional Treatment Center
• Iowa student lied about abduction, police say
• Victim's brother suspects drugs involved in Superior killing
• Ship rescue operations suspended off Tuscany in rough sea
• Volunteers get active on Martin Luther King Day
• St. Paul schools' diversity plan would factor test scores, income, first language - and not race - into admissions
• Spinal-cord injuries hit teen athletes hardest
• Anoka County man's calling: fresh food, free
• Wisconsin's Miss America confronted family pain with pageant
• Huntsman expected to quit race today
• Fred Pagac out as Vikings defensive coordinator but could coach linebackers
• Couple from White Bear Lake among missing in cruise ship wreck in Italy
• Police seek suspect in fatal Superior shooting
• Two bodies found in a Wright County lake after an apparent snowmobiling accident
• Man shot at a Bloomington party
• Brad Paisley at Xcel Center: flash, but also plenty of real music
• Blues 3, Wild 2 (SO): Minnesota falls in shootout despite strong games from Josh Harding, Justin Falk
• MSHSL introduces stiffer penalties for dangerous hits, hoping to change the culture of high school hockey
• In Minnesota Vikings stadium debate, lawmakers have the ball
• Slideshow: They came for the thrills, despite the chill on the final night of Crashed Ice
• Joe Soucheray: Tim Tebow's fun to watch, but his critics are even more entertaining
• Al-Shabaab gives American recruits high-profile roles
• 18-year-old woman fatally stabbed in Montevideo
• Slideshow: Night of chaos, fear after Italian cruise ship ran aground
• Winter Carnival's snow sculpture contest canceled
• Another Minnesota bear's birth to be broadcast online
• Police respond to report of gun outside Wisconsin elementary school
• Minnesota man dies in Wisconsin snowmobile accident
• Woodbury man gets 11 years in trafficking of teen
• Joe Paterno: 'I didn't know which way to go'
• Peace activist Marv Davidov dies
• Ship aground off Italy; 3 bodies found, 69 missing (w/ VIDEO)
• Duluth native Goucher qualifies for Olympic marathon
• Teen fatally stabbed at Montevideo restaurant
• Wisconsin bankruptcy filings fell in 2011
• No snow in the Twin Cities, but it's a different story in Northern Wisconsin
• Listen today; you may hear a drumbeat against hunger
• Oak Park Hts. asks help with bridge costs
• Minnesota's list of impaired waters grows by 500
• Wisconsin recall: Anti-Scott Fitzgerald group says it has enough names to force election for GOP Senate majority leader
• For 60th Pioneer Press Treasure Hunt, past medallion will be given away
• Video: Friday Red Bull Crashed Ice crash reel
• Friend in high places
• Eau Claire: 3 teens died in crash after 'hill-jump,' police say
• Dakota County: U park shed fire leads to charges against two men
• Vikings' Adrian Peterson vows to return from knee injury 'better than before' - and in time for the 2012 opener
• Video: Friday Red Bull Crashed Ice course helmet-cam
• Some Somalis in Minnesota close Wells Fargo accounts
• 'He's trying to kill me and my kids,' woman tells St. Paul cops; that statement triggers cops' 'heightened urgency'
• Photos of the week: Jan. 7-13
• Amateur hour over for Crashed Ice competitors
• Wall Street: Stocks lower on JPMorgan earnings miss, Europe troubles
• Petters to ask U.S. Supreme Court to hear his appeal
• Homeless N.Y. teen up for science prize gets a house
• Edwards has life-threatening condition, judge told
• Hudson man sentenced for not registering as sex offender
• Oprah celebrates first graduates at South African school
• Appeals court rules against GOP convention lawsuit
• Ohio State president regrets 'Polish army' comment
• Chavez: Venezuela to close consulate in Miami
• TODAY is the last day of the Drop/ADD period for Spring 2012. Check your eServ...
• Victim in fatal crash near Eau Claire ID'd
• Minnesota Organic Conference held in St. Cloud
• Wisconsin vets museum to close on Mondays
• Snowmobilers rescued from Wisconsin lake
• Clayton man sentenced for attempted murder
• Worthington man jailed for stealing his own bond money
• Man to be sentenced for hitting Delta flight attendant
• Senser's trial in hit-and-run set for April
• Target adding Apple mini-stores, offering small boutiques
• 30 Bethel students, faculty members flee fire in Brussels hostel
• Minnesota's Health Reform Announcements - January 12, 2012
• East Bethel horse breeder faces 35 new charges
• South St. Paul man pleads guilty to assaulting girlfriend's baby in Forest Lake
• Half-hour network outage scheduled for Minneapolis campus Sunday morning
• Missing winter? Try Alaska. But bring your own snow shovel.
• St. Croix County sheriff's office says burglary suspect hit deputy with car
• Lyndale Avenue Bridge in Minneapolis to close ahead of schedule for reconstruction
• Vikings stadium proposals: Team backs Arden Hills. Will the Legislature?
• Video: Crashed Ice course through helmet-cam
• Winter reappears in parts of Midwest, affecting Milwaukee and Chicago
• Prosthetic hand technology: Latest upgrade gives Wisconsin man his life back
• Jack Jablonski family: We want hockey 'to be a safer sport'
• Ohio landlord loses fight over 'White Only' swimming pool sign
• Bill Janklow, S.D. politician whose career was ended by fatal crash, dies at 72
• Plans for curling facility in Blaine move along
• 1 dead, 1 injured in southern Minnesota house fire
• Western Wisconsin man gets 35 years for shooting wife, stealing car
• Public Safety posts alert regarding unauthorized entry incident
• New Mitchell exhibit explores history and cause of Dakota War
• Tomorrow, Friday January 13, 2012 is the final day of the Drop/Add period for th...
• Police: Cedar Rapids woman steals money, leaves IOU
• Wisconsin man suspected of killing girlfriend, stashing body
• Retail sales up in December, ending 2011 with record
• Home Depot to hire 70,000 workers for spring
• Wisconsin farmer in court in raw milk dispute
• Wisconsin DNR seeks input on Lake St. Croix plan
• Iowa pharmacy owner punches would-be robber, holds him for police
• Human Rights Watch reports security forces abusing Somalis in Kenya
• Response filed to Fargo TV anchorwoman's discrimination lawsuit
• Red Bull Crashed Ice fan guide
• The hill, the chill, the thrill: Crashed Ice starts today in St. Paul
• Discount tickets available for Ordway dance performance
• Construction jobs created by Anderson buildings despite economy
• Library, OEC move to day-cleaning schedule
• Murray-Herrick Campus Center to undergo remodeling, office reassignments
• Parking restricted to contract holders in Anderson Student Center
• Join Tommie at the Anderson Student Center opening Jan. 17
• 1,600 signatures gathered in attempt to change Cottage Grove government
• These 24-hour diners in and around St. Paul serve good helpings of comfort food in distinct settings
• Injured St. Croix Lutheran hockey player Jenna Privette begins physical therapy, still can't move her legs
• Shakopee pitches last-minute $920 million Vikings stadium proposal
• Developer Artspace wins $3 million grant from Michigan foundation
• Minnesota Supreme Court asked to disbar Minneapolis lawyer with drug conviction
• Liberal group files federal elections complaint against Minnesota GOP
• Dayton, DFL lawmakers propose tax credit to boost hiring (w/video)
• Union leaders request meeting with American Crystal Sugar
• Panel endorses plan to name Wisconsin 13 a scenic byway
• NTSB: Jet from MSP nearly hit another at Chicago's Midway Airport
• West St. Paul man charged with criminal vehicular operation, drunk driving
• <p>Study: More cardiac arrests during marathons because there are more runners
• Blaine man indicted in robbery case
• St. Paul woman stole from White Bear Lake group home, charges say
• Want to recognize I’m a Mentor Day. Thank you to all who mentor youth. If you wa...
• Student published in "New Social Worker" magazine
• Please remember Albert James ‘Jim’ Bittner in your prayers
• Lake Elmo school in lockdown while authorities search for theft suspect
• Shakopee pitches last-minute $920 million Vikings stadium proposal
• Joe Soucheray: Where's winter? Maybe right around the corner
• Supervalu third-quarter loss widens, shares skid
• 1 in 6 adults binge drink - and in Wisconsin, even more
• Wisconsin DNR online chats gaining popularity
• Hennepin County attorney, others to announce bill to protect vulnerable
• Emergency Medical Assistance program ends
• 8 vie to become St. Paul's Klondike Kate 2012
• Minnesota announces food support coalition
• Man accused of stealing Des Moines airport bus
• 3M turns the tables on Met Council in Mississippi River pollution lawsuit
• St. Paul: City honors boy, 10, and other citizen heroes
• Please remember Robert E. Culligan in your prayers
• 3 charged in robbery of Roseville group home; 2 suspects in custody
• Twin Cities break record with 52-degree day, but change is coming
• Lawyer's suspension complicates Ramsey County murder trial
• At the Capitol: Senate to probe state worker leave payouts
• Mitt Romney wins N.H.'s primary; Paul second, Huntsman third
• Slideshow: Red Bull Crashed Ice course
• St. Paul residents concerned about gas station linked to Wisconsin religious group
• Minnesota: High-speed rail to Chicago to likely go through Milwaukee
• Vikings: Minneapolis stadium site excludes $67 million in costs
• St. Paul man kidnapped, beat, raped woman and shaved her head, prosecutors say
• Apple Valley woman sentenced to prison for arson, assault
• Wisconsin prisoner accused of starting a fake university
• Records: South Dakota re-enactor accused of shooting Birchwood woman admits hiding guns
• South Dakota man charged with series of Bloomington home break-ins
• St. Kate's fashion design alumna wins Keeper Award
• Twin Cities could break a record high today
• 980-pound pot bust might be largest in South Dakota history
• St. Paul police chief to recognize 12 people for assisting others 'in times of need'
• Wisconsin state employee sent home for wearing union shirt
• Tours of Mount Rushmore's famous faces go virtual
• U of M sues website operator over MMPI psych test
• Anoka-Hennepin teachers cool to both old and new LGBT policies
• Ex-Minnesota Twin Jack Morris now 0-13 for Baseball Hall of Fame, but ...
• After Oakdale woman fatally stabbed, Minneapolis police found pair having sex in her car
• Body found in river believed to be missing son of Packers offensive coach
• Apple CEO Tim Cook could top corporate pay list in 2011
• Minnesota Museum of American Art News - January 9, 2012
• Campaign finance board to investigate Minnesota GOP after local group lodges complaint
• In Dixville Notch, famed N.H. village says it's a Romney-Huntsman tie
• Romney shrugs off intensifying attacks from GOP rivals
• Documentary filmmaker to discuss her work Feb. 6
• Please remember Dale Scott Armstrong in your prayers
• Glenn Caruso earns another $70,000 for charities and scholarships as first two-time football Coach of the Year award winner
• Cedar Rapids residents complain of Klan letters
• Northern Minnesota campuses create alliance
• Alaska town tries to dig out from 18 feet of snow
• St. Kate's professor shares mentoring rewards
• Novartis recalls Excedrin, NoDoz, Bufferin, Gas-X Prevention over reports of plant malfunction
• Rescuers search Wisconsin river for possible victim
• Mapleton soldier returns from Afghanistan, surprises sons during basketball game
• Minnesota high court to consider repressed memories in abuse case against archdiocese
• Minnesota holds first American Indian education summit
• Kohl endorses Baldwin for Wisconsin Senate
• Zopittybop-Bop-Bop - that's his name, folks, back in jail
• Leadership Academy offers six free classes to help you ring in the new year right
• St. Thomas School of Law receives membership in the American Association of Law Schools
• Business Office provides annual notification of Red Flags Rule
• Learning Technology Program to host talk on ‘Liberating Your Learning: LMS and the Training Website’
• School of Law hosts ‘Dialogue as Virtue’ presentation with Father Erich Rutten on Feb. 2
• Master of Social Work student seeks participants for research on grief
• Swing dancing across the keyboard
• Undergraduates: Take a survey for a chance to win an iPod shuffle
• Campus Ministry posts J-Term chapel schedule
• Registration for Minnesota Private Colleges Job and Internship Fair continues
• IRT tests HP computers for possible lease replacement
• Research survey asks: Is Facebook private or public?
• ACTC Undergraduate Research Symposium extends submission deadline
• Nine named to School of Law dean search committee
• TPT to rebroadcast St. Thomas program
• Library today: ‘Thank you’ Food for Fines donors
• Dr. Terence Langan named dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
• Receive a bonus wellness visit by bringing a colleague to the AARC tomorrow
• Teach For America hosts informational session Jan. 11
• Lack of snow threatens Beargrease sled dog race
• Timberwolves 93, Wizards 72: Kevin Love, Ricky Rubio shine in sending Washington to 0-8
• Firing of environmental panel director suspended
• Injured St. Croix Lutheran hockey player's condition unknown
• Anoka fire victim identified
• Michael Collins, beloved president of DeLaSalle, dies at age 74
• One killed, one injured in Sheboygan Walmart shooting
• St. Paul church gets $86,000 to make improvements
• Minnesota tribe, Wisconsin group among EPA grant recipients
• Groups holding anti-gun vigils in Minneapolis, Duluth
• Sides make final push during Wisconsin recall petition drive
• St. Croix Lutheran hockey player Jenna Privette hospitalized after check from behind
• Newsmaker video: Talking class size with Denise Quinlan and Tim Caskey of St. Paul Public Schools and Mary Cathryn Ricker of the St. Paul Federation of Teachers
• Joe Soucheray: Red Bull skaters are in the right place - they'll need some prayers
• 'But Mom, everyone has a cellphone'
• Retiree costs loom large over St. Paul schools
• In coroner's alleged bone-theft case, new details
• Bloomington: Bank robbery suspect arrested after crime spree
• Wisconsin: Tourism ad goes for laughs, thanks to 'Naked Gun,' 'Airplane!' director
• 2,000 pay respects at Minn. police officer funeral
• Anoka: Man's body found in apartment fire
• Ruben Rosario: Haunted by one killing, researcher studies thousands
• Search is on after Wisconsin hunter says he was fired upon
• 160 Minnesota students to compete in Science Bowl
• Wisconsin coroner allegedly stole spine to train dog
• Flags to be flown at half-staff today for WWII hero Colalillo and Lake City officer
• Five hurt in shooting at Louisiana prep basketball game; motive unknown
• Be sure to check your eServices account to verify your registration. Attend all...
• Duluth schools superintendent resigns; lack of license had been issue
• Cavaliers 98, Timberwolves 87: Minnesota drops to 2-5
• Minnesota DNR has tentative proposal for wolf hunting season
• Roseville motel evacuated in search for serial bank robber; suspect had escaped
• #Convictions vs. #manners: City government seeks best practices for online media
• 3 suspects in heist at Roseville group home arrested in downtown St. Paul
• Koalas, kangaroos...and dope? Australia tops in marijuana use, study says
• Ramsey County opponents of Vikings stadium to seek charter amendment banning public funding
• After I-90 crash, driver spends 6 hours in frigid creek before rescue
• Lambeau Field upgrade staying on schedule
• Lakeville man lands small plane on Redwood County highway, has only minor injuries
• NHL realignment plan put on ice
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Charles Bailey, 82, was former Minneapolis Tribune editor, author
• Minneapolis hawala reopens with small money transfers to Somalia
• Rosemount now has quiet zone for trains
• Wisconsin whooping crane migration halted after running afoul of FAA rules
• Survey: Wisconsin governor recall would cost at least $9 million
• December sees thaw in stone-cold housing sector
• Ottertail man charged with punching trailer home, causing $5,000 in damage
• Anoka-Hennepin teachers may move to oppose district's proposed controversial topics policy
• 10-year-old accidentally shot woman to death, Iowa officials say
• Chief Judge of the Minnesota Court of Appeals is Winter Commencement speaker
• William Mitchell honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with week of public service
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• World Without Genocide presents ‘Water, War, and Conflict’
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.5 percent, hiring surges
• Best Buy's December same-store sales fall
• NASA questions Apollo 13 commander's right to sell list
• Watchdog: Twin Cities residents can air complaints at SeeClickFix
• Wisconsin DNR urges Christmas tree recycling
• Altoona man who assaulted woman with snake denied new trial
• Survival app aims to help drivers in winter storms
• Former Milwaukee archbishop named cardinal
• Mayor threatens to shut down Duluth casino
• Coon Rapids man accused of killing stepdaughter deemed competent for trial
• St. Anthony man hurt in rollover near Plummer
• Governor sets Jan. 12 deadline for Vikings stadium proposals
• Tim Leighton: A ref's view of an emotional scene at Benilde
• Computing network outages planned for Sunday morning
• Man set his St. Paul home afire after woman rejected him, charges say
• Wisconsin judge orders agency to vet names on recall petitions
• Franken talks education reform during stop at Burnsville school
• Bridal shop owner apologizes for disposal of wedding dresses
• Comcast moves Turner Classic Movies to a pricier tier, plans broader price hikes in Feb.
• Walker appointee, ex-aide among 3 charged in secret Milwaukee County probe
• Shooter in slaying at Rosemount car wash gets 25-1/2 years in prison
• It's a record: 63 degrees in Minnesota, and it's Jan. 5
• Amery, Wis., teacher charged in domestic violence case
• Minneapolis man - possibly 'Man in Black' - charged in southwest Minnesota bank robbery
• Executive director of Belwin Conservancy in Afton leaving for new job
• Dayton to local officials: Get me stadium plans within a week
• Oklahoma mom won't face charges for fatally shooting intruder
• St. Kate’s 48th annual “Conversation with Books” showcases women authors
• Audition to sing the Brahms Requiem
• We need an economic agenda that lifts people up, not one that holds them down.
• Macy's raises profit outlook; doubles dividend
• Target lowers fourth-quarter earnings outlook
• Small chlorine leak at Prairie Island plant prompts Wisconsin schools delay, activation of emergency operations centers
• Wisconsin river towns set up eagle watching days
• Jobless claims in U.S. drop
• Charges: Wisconsin man drove 108 mph with 3-year-old in vehicle
• Man crashes after being shot in St. Paul
• Ex-priest accused of exploiting paralyzed North Dakota man
• Man takes car on test drive from Madison to Milwaukee
• Iowa 64, Gophers 62: Minnesota falls to 0-3 in Big Ten
• Looking for a gym? Try a St. Paul rec center
• Anoka-Hennepin school districts proposed policy on controversy has provoked one
• Bank robbery suspect arrested this week may be 'Man in Black'
• Lakeville dad accused of abandoning son will fight charge
• Couple accused of harassing Hennepin County officials with $114 billion in bogus liens
• Park High seeks input on its future
• Injured Benilde-St. Margaret's hockey player Jack Jablonski unlikely to walk again
• Minneapolis musician on 'American Idol' promo. Does Reed Grimm make the cut? (w/ VIDEO)
• St. Paul: Lone sentence in a 2-year-old boy's beating death: 5 years, 7 months
• Deja vu: St. Paul police arrest 2 after man brandishes gun, officer fires
• Stillwater: New vendor sought for July Fourth fireworks
• More U.S. women having twins; rate at 1 in 30 babies
• Texas police kill 8th-grader carrying pellet gun
• Man suspected in Fargo, Bloomington bank robberies may have struck in Arden Hills
• Bloomingdale's at Mall of America closing; space to be divided
• GOP, DFL both criticize political redistricting plans
• Gophers: Olympic wrestler Jake Deitchler retires because of concussions
• Vikings, MSFC to meet next week on lease dispute
• Please remember Charles ‘Lefty’ Smith ’51 in your prayers
• Beloved professor emeritus to be memorialized Friday
• I opposed this year's Defense Authorization. Our troops and all Americans deserv...
• Friends organize search for missing St. Paul man via social media
• Winona sand mining company sues Eau Claire County
• Fire damages Wisconsin Dells area resort
• Bachmann cancels South Carolina trip after poor Iowa finish
• Man's body found in burning car in Rice Lake identified
• Chocolate chip wins Iowa school's cookie caucus
• Jackson man who killed brother gets 25 years
• Please remember in your prayers Gary Berggren
• One dead in early morning blaze in St. Paul
• Wisconsin man gets jail time for pot in Nebraska
• 2 lawyers for religious group will take their heated views to court today
• Eden Prairie insurance fraudster fakes death, turns up in Canada
• Tom Powers: Rick Spielman is the wrong man for the job as Vikings GM
• Santorum, Paul, Romney vie for lead in Iowa caucuses
• Minneapolis: Hospital gave patient paralyzing anesthesia
• Burnsville: Man arrested after fatal shooting is released
• At Lake Elmo's new city-owned library, you're on your honor
• Fight over cellphone led to St. Paul stabbing death, police say
• Mounds View jeweler, 61, gets 3 years, 3 months for possessing child porn
• Coon Rapids care center cited after coffee spill burns resident
• Lumberjack Days group misses payment to Stillwater
• Fireplace ashes that sparked deadly Conn. fire were moved for Santa
• Man pleads guilty in attack on good Samaritan at gas station in St. Paul
• Benilde hockey player remains in critical condition
• Fire official: 1 in custody in connection with St. Paul fire after setting dresser drawers on fire
• Bachmann predicts surprise amid ominous Iowa signs
• Minnesota student, classmate design winter survival app
• Bachmann predicts surprise amid ominous Iowa signs
• Midwest economic survey suggests further slowdown
• Longtime Whitewater State Park naturalist retiring
• St. Paul man arrested in armed robbery of Roseville Quizno's
• Making family pet's final moments more personal
• A low-income high-rise's resident builds community through her crafts club
• On eve of Iowa vote, many still undecided
• An improbable reunion
• Romney predicts victory in Iowa caucuses
• 24-year-old arrested in Los Angeles arson spree
• Powerball tickets doubling to $2; but jackpots getting bigger, too
• No one injured in Tonka Bay home explosion, fire
• St. Paul firefighter burned fighting house fire; 3 others also injured
• Man suspected of slaying Mount Rainier ranger is found dead in snow
• 2 from Circle Pines die in crash in southern Minnesota
• Crash critically injures Savage police officer
• Benilde-St. Margaret's player to undergo surgery after paralyzing injury in game
• 2012 Think-Off question: Is humankind good or evil
• Photo gallery: Vikings clean out their lockers
• Many Ford plant workers slow to prepare for layoff and hunt for new job
• Bloomington bank robber may be same who robbed Fargo bank
• City budget: Belts tightened, but the worst may be ahead
• Bring a colleague to the AARC on Jan. 10 and receive a bonus wellness visit
• Shelby bringing his basketball passion to St. Thomas
• Graduate Programs in Software hosts information session Monday, Jan. 9
• University to host Faculty and Staff Years of Service Celebration on Feb. 8
• AARC to shorten hours during J-Term
• Banner users’ group presents conference here Jan. 12-13
• Campaign hinges less on issues this year
• Vikings insist they're homeless now
• Video: Time-lapse video of the Vikings, Bears game
• St. Paul police arrest man in connection with early morning death
• Bears 17, Vikings 13: QB Christian Ponder knocked out of season-ending loss with hip injury
• First Twin Cities baby of 2012 born at 12:07 a.m. in Minneapolis
• Vikings' Jared Allen breaks franchise sacks record
• Plow truck hits, kills New Brighton man in Fridley
• Metro Transit riding on overtime. Lots of overtime.
• Joe Soucheray: Could it be that White Bear Lake is just disappearing?
• Will Vikings take their final bow in Minnesota this weekend?
• St. Paul officer fires at suspects in car who pulled gun; no one hurt
• Minn. dad and 5-year-old OK after falling through ice on ATV
• Body of slain police office escorted to Minnesota town
• Twin Cities: New Year's Eve winter storm warning issued
• Shortridge elected new Minnesota GOP boss
• Outdoors report: Lawmaker has deer hunting policies in his sights
• Minneapolis woman, 69, identified as pedestrian struck and killed
• Minnesota bank robberies spike in December
• Heading north for New Year's Eve? Bring a shovel
• Regulators want to streamline North Dakota wind projects
• Vikings' Sapp cited for assault
• News in 2011: Top Twin Cities stories of the year
• Cambridge man's foxhole stay raised $500 for World War II memorial
• Sentenced to sobriety, in DWI Court of Ramsey County
• 2011 B-list obituaries: From Dylan's girlfriend to NordicTrack's inventor
• Minnesota Republican Party debt could top $2 million
• Man accused of choking Coon Rapids police officer
• St. Paul: Ex-volunteer admits theft of youth football funds
• Mayo Clinic: Lake City police officer dies 11 days after shooting
• Authorities seek man who made traffic stop while impersonating officer in Corcoran
• James 'Jimmy' Basta, co-owner of Italian Pie Shoppe restaurants, dies at 51
• Minnesota's last surviving WWII Medal of Honor recipient dies
• Frazier praises leaders for preserving unity
• Duluth City Council takes stand against 'corporate personhood' ruling
• Walgreens, Express Scripts feud could affect thousands of Minnesotans
• Twin Cities Somalis agonize over end of wire transfers to homeland
• Bowhunter charged with bagging penned 21-point buck in Houston County
• Columbia Heights man arrested in groping of girl at Walmart
• St. Paul nurse gets a year of probation in fatal pedestrian accident
• World loses notable beauties, artists and villains in 2011
• Local radio: Twin Cities 96.3 will shift playlist to adult Top 40
• Police confirm identity of man arrested in fatal stabbing of Oakdale woman
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Wall Street headed for a year in the black, barely
• Marine says he plugged gunshot wounds with fingers
• North Korea vows no softening under its new leader
• Russia: Nuclear sub fire finally out
• Counterfeit space heaters seized at North Dakota border
• With her campaign crumbling, Bachmann soldiers on in Iowa
• Wild 4, Oilers 3: Minnesota snaps eight-game losing streak
• New digs for Arlington Hills Library, new life for its old home on St. Paul's East Side
• 3 candidates audition to take over beleaguered Minnesota GOP
• Disagreement over limiting class sizes holds up St. Paul teacher talks
• Runaway cat captured in Woodbury after 3 months at freeway interchange
• Minnesota money-transfer shops stop sending cash to Somalia
• Amazing: University unveils annual list of overrused words and phrases
• St. Paul musician ends year of creating new song each day (w/ VIDEO)
• Man arrested in fatal stabbing of Oakdale woman at her apartment
• Pregnant woman charged in Christmas stabbing in St. Paul
• Young girl groped at Fridley Walmart, police say
• Eagan man, Burnsville man charged in separate child-porn cases
• Brock Lesnar returns to UFC with new outlook
• Chris Hewitt: Best and worst movies of 2011 and some great moments
• Grand Portage man dies in house fire
• Twin Cities jazz singer Christine Rosholt dies
• Person holding winning $16.5M lottery ticket comes forward
• Group running Loring Theater calls it quits
• Crash on I-35 in Carlton County kills driver
• DJ sues Mermaid club in Mounds View, claims drunken patron punched him for not playing Latin music
• State investigates complaints at Mercy, Regions hospitals
• Scots return from break with loss to River Falls
• Italy's Monti warns of ongoing market turbulence
• Stephen Hawking seeks help to make voice heard
• Unemployment claims rise after steady declines
• North Korea calls Kim Jong Un 'supreme leader'
• Family says courthouse shooting suspect requested medicine
• Somalis plan protest as money transfers end
• Man charged in two Metro Transit assaults in Minneapolis
• Wisconsin man to make lake jump for 60th, last time
• Sunday's season finale could be 2012 audition for Christian Ponder, Joe Webb
• Senate's top Democrat calls for review of handling of Koch resignation
• Ramsey County again trying to redevelop St. Paul riverfront property
• Kathie Jenkins: My 10 favorite dishes and 10 most annoying restaurant habits of 2011
• DNR officer OK after ATV breaks through ice on Lake of the Woods
• Mayo surgeon killed in Florida copter crash had trained in Rochester
• Pat Harris says farewell to peers on St. Paul City Council
• Western Wisconsin election filing deadline next week
• Cause of death remains unclear for Grand Marais courthouse shooting suspect
• Wisconsin changing to more fraud-proof driver's licenses, IDs
• Vikings have goodbye gift in mind for Jim Kleinsasser
• Fearing split, Iowa evangelical pastors urge either Bachmann or Santorum to quit
• Grants sought for 4 St. Paul projects
• In sharp reversal, Walker wants to expand Wisconsin health care programs
• Fire that destroyed historic flour mill devastates small central Minnesota town
• Eau Claire woman sentenced for casket theft
• Joe Soucheray: When my Christmas tree starts a house fire, it won't be my property taxes that protect me
• Humane Society takes heat for euthanizing cat
• Rice woman to face Benton County grand jury in death
• Preventive care: It's free, except when it's not
• Lack of snow is threatening outdoor events
• Lack of snow hurting some Wisconsin businesses
• Suspected drunken driver rescued in western Wisconsin
• Police: St. Paul man, drugs involved in botched Menomonie robbery
• Colleagues mourn 2 Mayo employees killed in Fla. helicopter crash
• Wisconsin resident dies in northeast Iowa crash
• New Ulm file cabinet contents worth $250,000
• Minnesota DNR warns of winter fire threat
• Minnesota GOP names Senjem Senate majority leader
• Hudson man cited with tearing Walker recall signs
• Salvation Army short of fundraising goal despite generosity at kettles
• Appeals Court: Fired Sam's Club worker entitled to unemployment benefits
• Curling club signs lease for Biff Adams Arena in St. Paul
• Suspect charged in 2007 rape of girl, 13, in St. Paul
• Ex-Vikings QB Fran Tarkenton: Minnesota needs outdoor stadium (w/ VIDEO)
• Video footage, an iconic mall and the size of the crowds all factors drawing attention to MOA incident, experts say
• Stillwater schools may start budget cuts this school year
• Minnesota appeals court rules pimp should stay in custody
• SOPA would be the end of us, say bloggers
• Obama OK's online gambling in states
• Democratic Sen. Ben Nelson announces retirement
• Footprints in snow lead police to suspect
• Mall of America fight video (caution: strong language)
• Nigeria authorities arrest two over Christmas Day attacks
• Wisconsin unions seek to bargain on cost-of-living increases
• Snowmobiler killed on Flambeau River in Wis.
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Two Mayo Clinic employees killed in Fla. helicopter crash
• St. Paul residents temporarily housed after cooking fire displaces them
• Minn. man arrested for Christmas Eve bank robbery
• U, Mayo cultivate close ties to drug firms
• Thunder struck: Timberwolves come up a couple of shots short in season opener
• Tom Powers: Dos Lobos and the rest of the Timberwolves look like fun
• Police called in to quell disturbance at Mall of America
• 2 Bemidji men arrested in separate high-speed chases on Christmas Eve
• Florida medical helicopter crash kills Mayo Clinic physician, technician
• Minneapolis police looking for missing vulnerable adult
• Nudie bars welcome oil workers to N.D. boom town
• Vikings optimistic Adrian Peterson will be back for 2012 opener
• Twin Cities set temperature record: 52 degrees
• Wisconsin teen allegedly attacks mother while arguing about religion
• Fergus Falls goat decides to skip nativity pageant
• Man survives ATV's plunge into Otter Tail County lake
• Green Bay police report season-high 20 arrests at Bears-Packers game
• Kim Jong Il's heir meets with South Korean delegation
• Milwaukee cop critical after hit-and-run crash
• Minneapolis woman with MS cut ties with doctor who received money from drug companies
• Daredevil snowmobiler roars into national spotlight
• VA's costs to care for Iraq, Afghanistan war vets likely to exceed Vietnam, analysis finds
• Photo gallery: Christmas around the world
• Driver in Kandiyohi County four-vehicle crash was 15, police say
• Holiday Wishes: 'Miracles still happen'
• Merry Christmas from our photographers
• Anti-Christian attacks in Nigeria kill 39
• Doctors' fees from drug firms dropping
• You're the star today, baby
• Contest: Gingerbread house winner
• One dead in Kaniyohi County collision
• Minnesota: Robber pepper sprays clerk, apologizes for needing Christmas cash
• Osseo, Wis., reindeer bring Christmas magic to schoolchildren
• Wisconsin: 4 whooping-cough cases reported
• Photos of the year: How the Pioneer Press pictured 2011
• Photos of the year: World's most striking images of 2011
• Lake City cop shot in head still in critical condition
• Stacking up temporary jobs has become a long-term situation for many workers
• 3 scramble away as train hits SUV in Ladysmith, Wis.
• Walker: Wisconsin now better than it was a year ago
• Donor slips $1,600 gold coin in Wisconsin red kettle
• Mysterious teddy bear donor at it again in Fargo
• Anonymous donor gives to Feeding America in Wisconsin
• Strippers file lawsuit against North Dakota club for wages
• Help Us Build On Our Momentum From 2011!
• Woodbury interior decorator helped prepare White House for holiday
• Half of Minnesota's kids aren't ready for kindergarten. Website helps gauge if yours is.
• In Somalia, fears over U.S. wire transfer block
• 3 suspects sought in armed invasion, robbery of Roseville group home
• Trump drops GOP registration to preserve option of White House run
• New Air Jordans fire up the faithful
• Michael Brodkorb hires attorney for possible claim over Senate firing
• St. Paul man charged with shooting worker in home day care
• N.D. segment of Amtrak's Empire Builder route to be floodproofed
• Late hockey lover's family receives special gift: boards for backyard rink
• Scott Walker details $123.2 million in budget cuts
• Former Gophers and Fighting Saints player Bill Klatt dies at 64
• Flier says TSA confiscated her cupcake, fearing frosting explosion
• Grand Marais adventurer to begin winter ascent of Mount McKinley
• Eden Prairie cop demoted after accessing ex-cop's records
• Soldier's son, 6, leaves hospital a week after being run over at airport
• Both victims of Grand Marais courthouse shooting are out of hospital
• St. Cloud bishop apologizes for alleged child abuse
• $172K violin left on Philly-bound bus is recovered
• Stocks close higher; S&P turns positive for 2011
• Dozens of crashes reported throughout metro from slick roads
• US survey helps shed light on emerald ash borer
• Missing St. Cloud State student found dead on campus
• North Dakota man accused of stealing his urine sample
• MnDOT district penalized for safety violations in worker's death
• Former Wisconsin Energy CEO not guilty of trying to kill wife
• Authorities waiting to interview survivors of crash that killed 3 Wisconsin teens
• Pennock couple finds strength in family, community after daughter diagnosed with fatal disorder
• North Dakota Catholic bishop says Nazism stronger than ever
• Indonesian teen back with her family after 2004 tsunami
• Spending spree has allowed Twins to cross most of the items off their offseason shopping list
• Jimmy Williams asks court to reject University of Minnesota's appeal
• In need of lifesaving transplant, Mounds Park Academy teacher's gifts are being repaid
• Michael Brodkorb: Admired, feared and, above all, Republican
• Army wants to replace Fort Snelling honor guard's old guns with newer ones
• Highway pedestrian suicides leave drivers struggling with aftermath
• Winter Commencement launches new St. Kate's grads
• American Crystal sugar beet growers, union members, top brass attend worship service
• Restaurant news: A sign of the times reads 'Closed' for places in both St. Paul and Minneapolis
• Milwaukee doctor wounded in Iraq speaks out about combat trauma
• Man sues Delta, Air France-KLM in 2009 underwear bomber attack
• Coast Guard begins icebreaking activities on Great Lakes
• Gray wolves coming off endangered species list in western Great Lakes
• More than a dozen rescued from ice island on Mille Lacs Lake
• State Patrol ID's pedestrian killed after walking into oncoming traffic on I-35E
• UND students who streaked on campus charged
• Man accused of damaging recall petition in River Falls
• Minneapolis man arrested after Wisconsin chase that reached 110 mph
• Vigil held at scene of crash that killed 3 Eau Claire County teens
• Santa never got Harland Wulff's letter, but his son did - 63 years later
• Minnesota Supreme Court to revisit Williams lawsuit
• The Leukemia & Lymphoma's Team In Training
• Professional notes
• AARC memberships for next term – new and renewals – open on Dec. 26
• Merry Christmas from the Super 8
• Health, counseling and massage services in Minneapolis announce January hours
• IRT announces network, cable outages over Christmas-New Year’s break
• Parking Services office has abbreviated hours today
• Please remember Ruth A. Johnson in your prayers
• J-Term fitness classes start Monday, Jan. 2; registration is open
• Amy Koch admits relationship with Minnesota House staffer, apologizes
• Feds list possible methods for blocking Asian carp
• Target Field transit interchange gets $10 million boost from feds
• Update: One lane of I-35E in Lino Lakes reopens after report of pedestrian being hit
• Got a permit for that wiener? Tin Cup's runs afoul of city for grilling dogs
• Order from Best Buy on Black Friday? Don't expect it by Christmas
• Inver Grove Heights man charged with sex crime is jailed for having contact with girl
• Hospital discharges victim of Grand Marais courthouse shooting
• Romney says he would deport Obama's uncle
• U.S. census: North Dakota's population at record high
• Utah man wins Lamborghini, crashes it six hours later
• 8 U.S. soldiers charged with hazing-related death of comrade
• Former Bixby CEO Walker pleads not guilty to defrauding investors
• Zebra mussels spread in Lake Minnetonka
• Wrote my thoughts on Republicans raising taxes and cutting off unemployment insu...
• One victim in Cook County Courthouse shooting released from hospital
• Harley-Davidson looking for volunteer layoffs
• 2 dead in high-speed crash southeast of Eau Claire
• State inspects luggage scales at Wisconsin airports
• David Melms to be honored at Allstate Sugar Bowl Jan. 3
• Orson Welles' Oscar for 'Citizen Kane' sells for $861,000
• Baseball Hall of Fame columnist Bill Conlin accused of molesting four children
• Stillwater City Council votes to suspend Lumberjack Days contract
• U.S. asks journals to censor articles on virus
• Questions raised about firing of director of Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources
• Stillwater 'Taboo Goddess' claims police lied to get search warrant
• Deaf man settles suit against Ramsey County jail for $230K
• Winter Carnival 2012
• Give a gift in support of the future of the church
• Bulletin Today takes a holiday break
• 2012 Challenge: Email on a ‘human scale’
• School of Engineering seeks entries in ‘Peace Engineering’ contest for breadfruit-drying device
• Minn. and Wis. Representatives Send Letter on St. Croix River Crossing
• St. Paul: Little girl's drawing set off dad's rampage, charges say
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker restores funding for aid to sex assault victims
• In a state first, Duluth goes on record opposing marriage amendment
• Hibbing DNR officer's catch-pole capture of bear turns into 'rodeo'
• With Packers losing, upset mom allegedly choked daughter, 11
• Minnesota Senate Republicans to select Koch's replacement on Tuesday
• Hudson: Golf course land offer for new school withdrawn
• St. Paul: After chase, officers get their...sheep
• Judge: Preachers can't be barred from holiday light show in Duluth
• Arden Hills man loses out on chance to go to space
• Businessman gets 30 days for collision with pedestrian in St. Paul
• Duluth school superintendent working without required license
• Gridlock looms as House rejects two-month extension of Social Security tax cuts
• Ramsey County takes first step in process to build new Vikings stadium
• St. Kate's alum co-winner of state book arts award
• More funny money being used to buy Packers tickets
• Farmington man among 3 sentenced in Arizona mortgage fraud case
• After drug bust, Phi Delta Theta fraternity suspends UND chapter
• Sioux Falls man sentenced for strangling another man over cab ride
• Wounded Lake City officer remains critical
• Police: Volunteer steals donations from Minneapolis food bank
• General Mills second-quarter profit falls on higher costs
• 2 accused of spitting on Wisconsin recall supporters
• Kim's son gets his job in N. Korea - ready or not
• Democrats, GOP look for an edge in fight over payroll tax
• More Twin Cities homeowners with troubled mortgages find they can get help
• Box Office reduces hours Wednesday, Thursday; Box Office and Information Desk to open Jan. 17 as Tommie Central
• Discount tickets available for Ordway dance performance
• Three days remain to vote for Glenn Caruso in Coach of the Year competition
• Please remember Shawn Somerville in your prayers
• Spring semester reading group to discuss Sandra Steingraber’s Living Downstream
• ‘A St. Thomas Christmas’ will air on public television stations across the country
• Minneapolis: Executive ignores judge's order for records
• Man found dead after Lake City standoff is apparently officer's shooter
• Minnesota Vikings stadium: Ramsey board may ask for credentials from architects and engineers
• Fund set up for 6-year-old hit by driver at airport
• Minnesota Twins lose Jason Kubel to Arizona Diamondbacks
• ECM Publishers in talks to buy Minn. Sun Newspapers
• 102.9 WLTE is switching from 'lite rock' to country
• Cargill resumes ground turkey production in Ark.
• Anonymous donor dropping thousands in Twin Cities Salvation Army kettles
• Cambridge man bringing attention to anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge finds foxhole not easy for sleeping
• Education commissioner to hear arguments on BlueSky
• The 2012 Pioneer Press Treasure Hunt to run from Jan. 22 to Feb. 2
• Iraq War's end will mean more veterans need services here, Minnesota legislators hear
• Grand Marais courthouse shooting suspect: 'They had screwed with the wrong guy'
• Conference to examine Minnesota’s civil commitment of sex offenders
• Driver jailed after one killed, two injured in rollover crash on I-94 at Lexington Avenue
• Crash blocks part of I-94 near Hudson
• Duluth council weighs in on same-sex marriage
• Council considers suspension of Sheboygan mayor
• St. Cloud Diocese to hold second session on ex-deacon
• Opponents say wind farm will destroy eagle habitat
• Boy hit by car at Minneapolis-St. Paul airport is a fighter, soldier dad says
• Last U.S. troops quietly roll out of Iraq
• Holiday wishes: 'I'm extremely fortunate to have a job again'
• 'A terrible year' ends with theft of mechanic's tools
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• IRT Tech Desk to close during the holidays; beware of increased phishing attempts
• Don’t forget to renew your AARC membership
• Undergraduate final grades to be accessible on Murphy Online
• Box Office sells tickets to ‘The Lion King’
• Credit union will close out 2011 on Thursday, Dec. 22
• Vikings QB Christian Ponder plagued by inaccuracy, lack of pass protection
• Tom Powers: For flatlining Vikings, there is zero to build on
• Saints 42, Vikings 20: Drew Brees shreds depleted Minnesota secondary
• Police: NYC woman burned to death owed suspect $2K
• Hunting accident kills man in Renville County
• St. Paul's PCs for People distributes free computers in Duluth
• All U.S. troops now out of Iraq
• Bear shot by St. Paul police in Dayton's Bluff neighborhood
• Brooklyn Center sandwich shop workers robbed at gunpoint
• St. Paul-area nonprofits merge, restructure or reinvent themselves in order to survive
• Duluth argues free speech doesn't apply at holiday lights display
• Teen on go-cart falls through ice in Lindstrom lake
• As sediment flows downriver, resentment builds upriver
• Brodkorb leaves Parry's congressional campaign
• St. Paul Ford plant's closing ends an era for the city
• St. Paul Ford workers bid Ranger farewell
• More questionable doctor's notes seen in Wisconsin protests
• Stearns Co. deputy's trial moved again
• Washburn County deputy dies in off-duty accident
• St. Cloud: SUV driver jailed in school bus collision
• Returning soldier's son, 6, hospitalized after car drags him at airport
• 13 rail cars derail in northeast Iowa
• If you're betting on how to fund a new stadium, you're on the right path
• McQueary tells court he saw Penn State assistant coach Sandusky engaged in sexual act with youngster in 2002
• After four generations, St. Paul's oldest plumbing company falls victim to economy
• Wife of Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant files for divorce
• Koch in alleged 'inappropriate relationship'
• Former flight attendant from Woodbury sentenced for setting fire on plane
• 3 dead, 2 wounded in shooting at California office complex
• St. Paul police seeking pair after man is shot in Hamline-Midway
• Vikings exec reaffirms team's hope to build a stadium in Arden Hills
• Wisconsin DNR might let hunters keep tree stands on state land overnight
• Stillwate DWI attorney pleads guilty to drunken driving charges
• Grand Marais courthouse shooting: 'It was like a bad movie'
• Dahmer escapee planning guilty plea in criminal case
• 2012 Senate candidate Joe Arwood broke weapons law in '05
• New Twin Josh Willingham can't escape the Michael Cuddyer comparisons
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• DNR warns about thin ice on Minnesota lakes this weekend
• Report: Wisconsin Justice Gableman got free legal services in ethics complaint
• Minnesota wins $45 million in federal Race to the Top funding
• Contender for Minnesota GOP chairmanship drops out after arrest, other questions
• Early rally fades; stock market down for the week
• Kate DiCamillo's 'Because of Winn-Dixie' going to Broadway?
• Otter Tail County man sentenced for cutting dog's throat
• Policy on Wisconsin state Capitol protests revised
• Police: Winona mechanic dies in Wisconsin work accident
• Vulcan Krewe to deliver check today to MN fire foundation for new memorial
• Benefit planned for hit-and-run victim John Byro
• 2 victims in Cook County courthouse shooting improving
• Red River diversion website goes live
• Moorhead among cities named among 'most secure' in US
• Militant pundit Christopher Hitchens dies at 62
• UFC star Brock Lesnar charged with 3 deer-hunting violations in Alberta
• Teachers balk at St. Paul district's 'managed instruction'
• In Nowthen, Minn., no school, no streetlights, and now, no cops
• Faculty Development announces spring ‘Critical Thinking’ series with Dr. Stephen Brookfield
• Votes are in: Class of 2012 Senior Gift to help future seniors
• UST in the news
• New Twin Willingham cut from Cuddyer cloth
• Prosecutor among 3 shot at Cook County Courthouse; suspect evidently defendant in case
• Saying "It's just time," Koch is resigning as Senate majority leader
• Man sentenced for second sexual assault aboard Metro Transit bus in St Paul
• Jon Francis memorial half-marathon moves its date, location
• Ramsey County officials seek meeting with key legislators over Vikings stadium
• Tom Powers: New Twin Josh Willingham is no Michael Cuddyer - but who is?
• Harriet Island planning new music festival June 23-24
• Chimp research mostly unneeded, government says
• A young life lost but no answers: Reflections on covering the Julian Williams murder trials
• Man convicted of raping 14-year-old girl he lured into St. Paul alley
• Corporations are not people. Money is not speech. And in America, democracy shou...
• Howard Stern named judge of 'America's Got Talent'
• Former Wisconsin state senator Randy Hopper to face OWI trial
• Holiday Wishes: Melissa Potter hopes a medical disorder won't prevent her from getting a new full-time job
• Wisconsin teen helps save man who rescued him in 2008
• 'Pocket dialed' call leads to 2 arrests in Wisconsin Target store theft
• UW-Eau Claire janitor bags $350,000 lottery prize
• 'Hate graffiti' a growing issue at UW-La Crosse
• Wisconsin shelter dog L.L. Bean headed for new home with L.L. Bean worker in Maine
• Applications for unemployment aid at 3-year low
• Panetta formally shuts down U.S. war in Iraq
• U of M graduate students plan union drive
• Kissing prank goes awry at Rosemount High School
• New charge dropped against man Pawlenty pardoned
• Bixby Energy admits defrauding investors
• Christopher & Banks forecasts 3Q loss, suspends dividend, names Waller as president
• Catering sets deadline for Minneapolis campus orders for week of Jan. 2
• Veterans Association extends Toys for Tots drive through Dec. 21
• Finals week starts tomorrow; are you ready?
• Payroll posts information for filing new W-4, MWR forms
• Campus Ministry hosts Study Day Mass tonight
• Shuttle hours change during holidays, J-Term
• McNair Scholars Program 2012-2013 application available online
• Bachmann Hosts Cyber Stalking Informational Seminars
• Driver who crashed into Stillwater nursing home charged with DWI
• Hamline faculty raised concerns about Emmer; Republican says he's victim of 'political bigotry'
• Champlin Park graduate among 4 killed in Army helicopter collision
• Allianz Life names new top executive
• Timberwolves' J.J. Barea 'excited' to be in Minnesota
• Thanks to 26-toed cat, Milwaukee animal shelter hits fundraising goal
• St. Paul council shaves mayor's budget plan, passes 4.98 tax levy increase
• Fire claims Columbia Heights convenience store
• Vikings primed for $200M stadium subsidy from NFL
• University of Minnesota grad assistants take another crack at unionizing
• South St. Paul woman gets 15 days in jail for slugging her daughter at school
• Ho, ho, no snow? Christmas could be brown this year
• Cottage Grove police use DNA to link suspect to car thefts
• Archdiocese: Communion host turned blood-red due to fungus
• National census reports on status of women on corporate boards
• Don't get left behind, the hottest toys for Christmas 2012 (w/ VIDEO)
• Delta Air Lines predicts 2011 profit of $800 million
• Time names 'The Protester' as 'Person of Year'
• Wisconsin board postpones decision on elephants
• Wisconsin engine maker to pay bonuses to 1,200 workers
• Man charged in Menomonie woman's fatal overdose
• Eau Claire police warn: Panhandlers aren't necessarily needy
• Romney in NYC while rivals stay in Iowa, New Hampshire
• St. Paul firefighters quickly put out early morning blaze at Grand Avenue business
• Wisconsin, Michigan join together for mitten donation drive
• Brittany Feser named Leonard Center Manager
• U.S. ban of cellphones while driving sought
• Emmer says Hamline reneged on job offer because of faculty opposition
• Growth in Ramsey County's 2012 tax levy pared to 1.7%
• NFL expected to vote on possible contribution toward Vikings stadium
• Santa Claus is coming to town ... eventually
• Luther Seminary one of eight U.S. sponsors to plant a reformation garden tree
• Sign-up for spring intramurals has begun
• Please remember William Satzer ’49 in your prayers
• CILCE corner: Early College Awareness hosts campus visit from St. Matthew’s School
• Mileage reimbursement to stay the same in 2012
• Community Justice Project seeks used computers, printers in working condition
• Free legal advice available for UST students today
• Parking Services lists Christmas-New Year’s holiday break parking changes
• Luke Spehar ’10 to give concert here tonight
• SIFE helps ‘can’ hunger with food drive
• Plan ahead: ACTC bus schedule changes are coming in January 2012
• Catholic Studies master’s essay presentations scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 15
• Take a survey for a chance to win an iPod shuffle
• Four Art History graduate students present qualifying papers Thursday
• Professional notes
• Wellness Center hosts finals Stress Spa Retreat tomorrow
• Ex-Penn State coach Sandusky waives hearing
• Safety violations found at Head Start centers
• Best Buy third-quarter profit tumbles 29 percent on slump in consumer electronics
• Luverne farmer to testify on MF Global collapse
• Ramsey County officials expected to review settlement with deaf activist today
• Raccoon falls through roof of Wisconsin woman's home
• Iowa man makes plea deal after prosecutors' mistake
• Minnesota poet Robert Bly celebrates friend's Nobel
• Civil suit over Wisconsin trooper's use of stun gun heads to federal court
• Five arrested in Woodbury, Oakdale mail thefts
• First, it was a $141M divorce. Then, it got pricey.
• Anoka-Hennepin proposal to replace sexual orientation policy is criticized by both sides
• Experience a Day in the Life
• Coleman lowers property tax hike target
• Twin Cities home sales up 18 percent, but prices drop another 10 percent
• English Department master’s essay presentations set for Friday
• Winter weather can create serious safety issues
• Master of Social Work student seeks more survey input from UST students
• The Grill, Scooter’s to ‘empty the fridge’ as they celebrate the end of an era
• International Education Center posts online Study Abroad Photo Contest winners
• Payroll lists early deadlines due to the Christmas, New Year’s holidays
• Exempt Staff Fall Forum recording and minutes posted; survey coming
• Communications Club meets today
• Student filmmaker screens rough cut of ‘Articulated’ Thursday night
• Advent Food for Thought gathering offers campus community a meal and meditation this evening
• Holy Land olive-wood ornaments for sale in Campus Square
• 'What Not to Wear' episode features Minnesota State Fair
• Guthrie ends its fiscal year with a small surplus
• Lowe's defends decision to pull ads from 'All-American Muslim' reality show
• 3M offering early retirement incentives
• Couple charged in St. Paul shooting death
• Gophers basketball player Trevor Mbakwe pleads guilty to violating harassment order
• Medtronic to pay $23.5M to settle kickback claims
• Despite lawsuit, Minnesota state panel decides not to divest Israeli bonds
• 2 petition drives aim to keep 'Fighting Sioux' nickname at UND
• Deanna Coleman testifies in Petters bankruptcy case
• Court rules divorced Mpls. hedge fund CEO owes 10% interest on missed payments
• Federal appeals court strikes down Wisconsin political donation law
• Stocks fall as rating agencies knock euro deal
• On Friday, Lowe's removed an advertisement from All-American Muslim, a show whic...
• Minneapolis foundation gives $10 million for end-of-life study
• Traffic stop nets 500 suspected Ecstasy pills in Wisconsin woman's purse
• Nativity scene up in Wisconsin Capitol; atheist group upset
• Warrant out for Austin mom of pregnant girl, 13
• Anoka-Hennepin district ponders new rules for controversial topics in classroom
• Victims of fatal crash were Wisconsin man, Illinois woman
• Overall Mississippi River traffic was average
• Wisconsin man suspected in drunken crash that injured 6
• South Dakota poaching tips spurs 394 cases in past year
• Iowa man prepares to break juggling record
• Preliminary voters select four Tommie Award finalists
• Tom Powers: Joe Webb was fantastic, right up until the final play
• Unblocked blitz, missed penalty, Joe Webb's fumble doom Vikings' final shot
• St. Paul campus Bookstore holds annual Christmas sale, Dec. 12-21
• Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex to close Dec. 23-Jan. 1 for the holidays
• Wilkinson James duo to entertain Thursday in the O’Shaughnessy Room
• St. Thomas libraries go mobile
• Opening Kitchen Doors campus cookbook available for holiday shoppers
• ‘Like’ Pre-Health Professions Advising page on Facebook
• Sometimes, it’s ‘No Home Sweet Home’
• Box Office sells tickets for Minnesota Wild vs. San Jose Sharks
• STLF hosts Pay It Forward Tour information session tonight
• Bachmann Seeks Camp Ashraf to Stay Open in Letter to President
• Some Wisconsin voters having trouble getting required ID
• Iraq war's end marks beginning of Obama's re-election campaign
• Vikings almost overcome Christian Ponder's benching and six turnovers in 34-28 loss to Lions
• For smashing into Stillwater nursing home, hurting 1: DWI charges
• Wisconsin's voter ID ad campaign costs $436,000
• Vikings cornerback Cedric Griffin reacts bitterly to benching
• Slick commute slides in Monday morning
• Lions 34, Vikings 28: Joe Webb-led comeback comes up short
• Hip-Hop Studies Final Concert to Perform at Amsterdam Bar & Hall on December 13
• Stolen SUV sent into Lake Phalen
• Minnesota's fallen soldiers remembered in benefit calendar
• Experts say Minnesota class labs have little oversight
• St. Paul liquor store burglarized early Friday       
• Recent mail thefts in the North Metro have police warning residents
• Students from Apple Valley's 'zoo school' head to Bangladesh
• St. Paul-area Catholic Women's Guild is gone but still giving
• St. Paul: Mother acquitted in killing of toddler
• Duluth area's November unemployment claims lowest since 2007
• Cravaack seeks Boundary Waters Canoe Area BWCA land exchange
• Lumberjack Days organizer dogged by debt
• Minneapolis restricts taxi drivers' cellphone use
• New Ramsey County sheriff approves a higher percentage of gun applications than Fletcher
• Campaign for Como reaches fundraising goal
• Wisconsin DNR starts YouTube channel
• Police bolster campaign to crack down on drunks
• Gophers 69, St. Peter's 47: Ralph Sampson III comes back strong
• First-ever Target Field concert sells out within four hours
• Wisconsin man cited for alleged swipe at recall volunteer
• Man arrested in Wisconsin on 36-year-old warrant
• Woman runs away with Salvation Army kettle
• North Dakota flood disaster aid nears $450 million
• Sky-watchers get rare treat: total lunar eclipse
• Volunteers lay 100,000 wreaths at Arlington cemetery
• Duluth equipment used in search for missing North Dakota angler
• Friends remember four killed in South Dakota plane crash
• Six degrees of Christmas "Glad tidings" (Or is it 4.74?)
• AAU President Bobby Dodd accused of having molested children
• I-494 closed for the weekend in southwest metro
• Anoka rethinks do's, don'ts of classroom talks
• Feds OK some of Walker administration's proposed Medicaid cuts
• Holiday Wishes: 'There's nothing I can't bear ... nothing I can't do'
• U.S. Somalis get reprieve on money transfers
• Tom Petters' conviction upheld in federal appeals court
• Mankato anchor blames illness, medication for newscast impairment
• Jury gets case in St. Paul mom's trial in son's 2009 slaying
• Stillwater DWI attorney arrested for drunk driving
• Dayton invites Parry to Governor's Residence after email spat
• Majority of Wisconsin education unions vote to recertify
• Augustana College professor among 4 dead in Sioux Falls plane crash
• Dayton says he wants to seek re-election in 2014
• U open for business ... business research, that is
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Worker killed in industrial accident at Milaca gravel pit
• Teenage boy accused of setting girl's hair on fire at Wisconsin school
• Otter Tail County woman accused of pulling shotgun on daughter, 25, during argument
• Rick Perry flubs number of Supreme Court justices, Sotomayor's name
• Target to move 3,900 workers to Brooklyn Park campus
• Alumna decorates the White House
• Professor Erstling named to national task force to help inventors get legal assistance
• Find out more about about my constitutional amendment, including the full text,...
• OSHA cites Cargill Meat Solutions for Milwaukee plant violations
• Ford to recall Fusion, Milan sedans to fix wheels
• Occupants escape early morning fire in Union Township, Wisc.
• Citations issued for texting while driving have double in Minnesota
• Trane lays off 98 in La Crosse
• Wisconsin DNR urges planning for life with coyotes
• Cat's 26 toes help boost Wisconsin animal shelter
• Iowa farmland sale sets state record at $20,000
• Minnesota Museum of American Art 2011 Fall News - December 8, 2011
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Minnesota
• Newport motel owner accused of sexual assault is arrested again
• St. Paul to shut down hookah lounge; VFW's license suspended for 5 days
• Several blocks without power in St. Paul's Mac-Groveland neighborhood
• Mid-Campus Council conducts clothing drive through Dec. 15
• Minneapolis campus students: Renew or purchase spring 2012 parking permits starting Dec. 12
• Mass in Spanish to celebrate ‘Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe’
• SIFE hosts Christmas party Sunday
• Computing network outages planned for Sunday morning
• With winter here it’s time to remove bikes from campus grounds
• CSI, SHINE host Ugly Christmas Sweater Dance Saturday
• Wellness Center extends ‘thank you,’ names gift card winner
• Student Spirituality Committee seeks new members
• MBA alum, former Peace Corps volunteer to Uganda team up for business-related book drive for Burundi university
• Standing Ready
• 5 people killed in two fires in outstate Minnesota
• Group suing Anoka-Hennepin district says proposed 'neutrality policy' change is an improvement
• Albert Pujols flies Cardinals' coop for Angels, who also land Rangers ace C.J. Wilson
• Mother of slain boy, 2, says she did not hurt her son
• Free transportation for Holidazzle on upcoming Saturdays
• 2 men steal 30 women's clothing items from Macy's in St. Paul
• 3-week-old baby removed from mother, 15, in St. Paul
• St. Paul Superintendent Silva touts reading gains, makes case for levy renewal
• Newsmaker video: Jim Schowalter, Minnesota Management and Budget commissioner
• Virginia Tech gunman dead after killing campus police officer
• Stillwater moves forward with plans for new fire station
• S.D. bar owner indicted on accusations he served girls alcohol, raped them
• Leader of new Office of Older Americans coming to Mitchell for ideas about how to protect vulnerable adults
• Third-year student Brian Bender creates scholarship in honor of his late wife
• String of snowblower thefts prompts warning from Minneapolis police
• Ex-Wisconsin legislator found guilty in drug case, avoids additional jail time
• St. Paul woman charged in La Crosse, Wis., stabbing
• Pilot in crash that killed Eau Claire native struggled with weather
• Wisconsin mom accused of beating, whipping daughters
• Grand Forks man hurt in Minnesota crash dies in hospital
• Anoka-Hennepin school district to reconsider controversial policy on sexual orientation
• Time takes a toll on the Kilroy Last Man's Club of World War II veterans
• Autopsy: GWAR guitarist died of heart condition
• As Minnesota Vikings stadium momentum tips toward Minneapolis, Ramsey County demands solid numbers
• Minnesota-made TV show about craft beer on tap for Sunday
• Telos Project features Dr. Gary Atkinson of Philosophy today
• Director of social strategy at Martin Williams Agency to speak at American Marketing Association meeting today
• Please remember Margaret Drude in your prayers
• Campus Sustainability Fund announces three successful proposals
• Bookstore conducts end-of-term book buyback
• Scooter’s hosts telecast of Tommies vs. UW-Whitewater Saturday
• January Term Book Club features The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, by Rebecca Skloot
• PULSE presents ‘Apocalypse’ tomorrow
• Community Justice Project to discuss TimeBank at town hall meeting today
• Library today: Research help available
• Twin Cities’ home prices continue downward trend
• Box Office sells tickets for Minnesota Wild vs. Colorado Avalanche
• English Department professor appointed new director of Luann Dummer Center for Women
• After cat's trauma death, Oakdale family's guest charged
• Body of missing man found in river near New Richmond
• Mitten envy? Wisconsin tourism promotion gets thumbs-down from Michigan
• Rich around the world snapping up Minnesota firewood at $40 a box, plus shipping
• Shoreview council member to run for Ramsey County Board
• Was TV anchor drunk on air?
• Twins say they can sign Michael Cuddyer or Jason Kubel, not both
• Hecker trustee seeks hidden assets; Rowan released to Minnesota halfway house
• This New Year's Eve, bus rides will be free in the Twin Cities and Duluth
• Wisconsin parks to offer New Year's hikes
• Woodbury man charged with felony in sexual assault of boy
• Suspect in Albertville teacher's slaying claims he was mentally ill
• University of Minnesota boasts gains in graduation rates
• Man accused of using cellphone camera to record restroom users at St. Cloud mall
• Hastings lawyer and her client may face $10K fines for anti-Catholic rants
• I introduced the Get Corporate Money Out of Politics Amendment to the U.S. Const...
• Social work educator wins ‘Heart of Social Work’ award
• Reservations needed today to secure fan bus to football game at UW-Whitewater
• Green Bay Packers linebacker due in court
• Ameriprise raises quarterly dividend to 28 cents
• Pearl Harbor witness from Afton can never forget
• Obama makes gay rights a foreign policy priority
• 'Driver being drugged by LSD' sign prompts call to North Dakota cops
• Bellisio Foods sold, buyer undisclosed
• Dairyland Power closes 3 aging coal units
• Eau Claire hotel worker accused of stealing from wedding card box
• Regents to consider raising U of M business school tuition
• With Union Depot and more, Ramsey County tackling some big projects
• Another year, another lost fiberglass cow in St. Paul
• MnDOT thumps 'Sensible Stillwater Bridge' plan - again
• Project Finds Decline In PFC Blood Levels In East Metro Residents
• Report Shows Slower Progress Toward Reducing Teen Tobacco Use
• Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary is tomorrow
• UST Intramurals hosts College Bowl Mania Challenge
• Professional notes
• Food for Thought hosts Holiday Buffet Dec. 14
• Glenn Caruso again named a finalist for Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year honors
• Please remember John L. Jackson in your prayers
• CILCE corner: Reflections on Literacy Connections program
• Student Legacy Committee meets Dec. 8
• St. Thomas Veterans Association conducts Toys for Tots drive through Dec. 16.
• Open interview process begins tomorrow for College of Arts and Sciences dean candidates
• State Farm Professional Series to cover employee benefits beyond salary expectations
• J-Term fitness classes start Monday, Jan. 2; registration is open
• ‘Pride and Passion’
• House Tea Party Caucus Hosts Staff Briefing on Foreign Policy
• Vikings hope to hash out lease dispute
• Timberwolves open season Dec. 26 against Oklahoma City
• Farmington levy was up. Then down. And now? It's flat.
• Washington County: 3M chemical level dropping in people
• Minneapolis pitches Metrodome makeover; Ramsey County feels left out in Vikings stadium hearing
• St. Paul lawyer-father sentenced for threats against son, 7, in car beating
• At trial in St. Paul tot's death, jury sees mother laugh in police video
• Eagan man charged with stalking, harassing neighbors
• Stocks close mixed after euro bailout fund news
• Santa to pay visit to Town Square Television in Inver Grove Heights
• SPCO balances budget this year - but expects future deficit
• NBA Basketball Star Shaquille O'Neal says Do Something Big. On Wednesday, Decemb...
• Become a part of the National Bone Marrow Registry on Wednesday, December 7 from...
• Minnesota man arrested after camera found in bathroom
• St. Kate’s Dean honored by Minnesota Women’s Press
• Packers' stock sale under way
• DOJ closes investigation into Eau Claire gas price fixing
• Wisconsin officials warn of Rose Bowl ticket scams
• Yeah, yeah, yeah - Minnesota Beatle Project back
• Renville County mega feedlot nearly complete
• Minnesota man sentenced to 27 years in drug trafficking case
• 3M backs 2011 profit outlook, issues 2012 guidance
• Dayton to counties: Don't expect aid relief because of surplus
• Twin Cities teachers unions walking a fine line on contract talks
• Crashed Ice daredevil sporting event coming to St. Paul's Cathedral Hill
• Derek Boogaard had Alzheimer's-like brain affliction at time of overdose
• Judge's order stays child care union vote
• In St. Paul, a cow in custody. In the impound lot
• Sisters of Carondelet Village move within Highland Park
• String Orchestra performs in O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library Center today
• Music Department announces December performances
• Neuroscience Club hosts pharmaceutical sales representative as guest speaker today
• ‘Power and Control: Domestic Violence in America’ film to be shown Friday
• Advent Food for Thought gathering offers campus community a meal and meditation this evening
• Anderson Student Center scheduling opportunities available after soft opening
• Entrepreneurship Society hosts talk today by Minnesota Wire CEO
• Discount ‘Cinderella’ tickets available from the Ordway
• Celebrate St. Nicholas Day today
• Bagel Wednesday is tomorrow
• ACTC invites Undergraduate Research Symposium presentations
• Please pray for the health of Kenneth Grogg
• Libraries continue Food-for-Fines drive through Dec. 22
• Call for nominations issued for 2012 Julie Hays Teaching Award
• Minneapolis police shoot, wound suspect in series of armed robberies
• 2 women in their 80s complain about TSA search of pants at NYC airport
• Utne Reader - but not magazine's staff - relocating from Minneapolis to Topeka
• Microsoft, Hitachi announce joint software development venture in Fargo
• Wisconsin Justice David Prosser says he has colon illness
• Plan would close mail-processing centers in Bemidji, Duluth, Rochester, Waite Park
• Vikings, commission fighting over Metrodome lease
• Mendota Heights woman claims Missouri clinic planted false memories in her
• Authorities ID 2 killed in St. Louis County rollover
• 2 hurt in ambulance crash in Cambridge
• Elk River woman, 19, killed in Otter Tail County crash
• Minneapolis artists get $50,000 grants
• Former Gov. Pawlenty picks up another board seat
• William Mitchell presents ‘You can get there from here,’ an exhibit on the life, work, and achievement of the Honorable Warren E. Burger ’31
• Stadium expert expects seat fee to be discussed
• Five injuries reported in Alaska gas station fire
• Man arrested after crashing into Christmas float
• Rent-a-reindeer busy during the holidays (w/ VIDEO)
• Vadnais Heights: Man rescued after car slides into lake
• Woman arrested after tearing up Walker recall sign
• New 'extreme cold' warning will replace wind chill warning
• Tom Powers: Tim Tebow shows against Vikings that he's simply a winner
• Six face federal charges in conspiracy to transport heroin from Twin Cities
• CP Holiday Train on track to Waseca, Janesvillle, New Ulm
• Fire kills one in Savage
• Obituary: Political writer Bob O'Keefe's fairness drew praise from both sides of aisle
• Special-needs Scout Steve Lape awaits Eagle Scout award, as his dementia worsens
• Master of Social Work student’s survey seeks input from UST students
• Senior Class Gift Committee meets Dec. 6
• Junior Class Council sends ‘candy-grams’ to assist Operation Christmas Child
• Graduate Programs in Software hosts information session Wednesday, Dec. 7
• Is Facebook private or public?
• Catering manager requests upcoming ‘Request for Services’ be submitted by Dec. 15
• Literary Club, Sigma Tau Delta host annual holiday reading Friday
• McNair scholars to present research at poster session and holiday celebration here Thursday
• The Grill, Pit Stop offer Holiday Week specials
• Help save a life: Bone Marrow Donor Drive starts tomorrow
• Law professor and governor’s press secretary to engage in ‘vigorous and civil’ discussion about budget problems Friday
• Advent adoration, confessions all day Wednesday
• ‘The New Evangelization: Radical Engagement or Radical Identity?’
• New island would straighten Mississippi River barge channel
• Money Talk$: USG hosts comprehensive budgeting workshop for students tomorrow
• As public sector sheds jobs, blacks hit hardest
• Broncos 35, Vikings 32: Late interception ruins record day for Christian Ponder
• One dead as car crashes in Lake Superior
• Pine City pedestrian killed by car
• MF Global collapse has Minnesota farmers bracing for impact
• Vikings' Brian Robison injured
• Analysis: For Herman Cain, a sudden rise and an even faster fall
• Lake Elmo author captivated by state's Carnegie libraries
• Ruben Rosario: Men in St. Paul's Ujamaa Place program are at bottom, but looking up
• St. Paul employs 'smarter, not softer' approach to gangs
• Constructing fantastic gingerbread houses has grown into a sweet obsession
• WWII veteran finally gets Purple Heart after declining it 66 years ago
• Photos of the week: Prep Bowl, Ford's final days and more
• Kelly Fenton elected deputy chair of state Republican party
• Gophers 55, Southern California 40: Rodney Williams steps up again for Minnesota
• Garrison Keillor rethinks retirement
• Body found after search party resumes for Ham Lake man missing since October
• St. Cloud church plans session about ex-deacon abuse
• 1 Minnesota man, 2 hours, 2 drunken-driving arrests
• $3M bail set for Minnesota woman accused in ex's death
• Names released in Trempealeau County, Wis., fatal crash
• St. Paul police seek help finding missing woman
• Herman Cain bows out but vows not to 'go away'
• U Quidditch League throws Yule Ball to raise funds for traveling team
• Budget breather gives Minnesota lawmakers time to look at redesigning government
• Is Cain about to quit? We'll know soon
• MDH Health Reform Announcement - Measurement and Reporting Committee Meeting Canceled
• To bridge partisan divides, Franken brings 'Secret Santa' to the Senate
• Tag from lobster pot lost in 1991's 'Perfect Storm' washes up in Ireland
• Cargill to lay off 2,000 worldwide
• Get your buttons - it's almost Winter Carnival time
• Protesters told to remove their items
• State GOP chair quits as party debt grows
• Minneapolis attorney suspended by state Supreme Court
• Ramsey County: Selling something? How to avoid ripoff
• Wisconsin governor lights Christmas tree among protesters
• Keillor moving bookstore to larger locale
• Man who killed Duluth officer in 1990 dies in prison hospice unit
• Update: 2 charged in BB gun incident at Cretin-Derham Hall
• Homeless man who died in Minneapolis house fire was trying to keep warm
• Authorities seize nearly 400 pounds of pot in Inver Grove Heights
• Louis Silverstein, who redesigned NY Times, dies
• Icon of U.S. military now in Iraqi hands
• Surplus is no boost for Vikings stadium
• Snowy owls from the tundra being spotted in Wisconsin, Minnesota
• Unemployment rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• 2 iconic Main Street Sturgis bars sold at auction
• Kris Humphries seeks annulment of 10-week marriage to Kim Kardashian
• Packers fan strikes green and gold jackpot
• Study confirms many of us go online for no reason
• Report: FBI searching for bank robber called 'The Man in Black'
• La Crosse man pleads no contest in assault on unconscious girl
• South Dakota police use beanbags against man with swords
• Ruben Rosario: State officials passed the buck on local property taxes - to homeowners
• How dry was the fall? The driest on record
• Public Safety posts alert on recent backpack thefts
• Please remember Donald Ronayne in your prayers
• Football team rolls on to NCAA quarterfinals Saturday; note special parking restrictions
• Chemistry Department wins prestigious lectureship
• Informational session for Minnesota Department of Human Services internships scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 6
• Paid student leadership positions: Application deadline is Feb. 9
• Wellness Center conducts annual Healthy Holiday drive for personal-care items
• UST in the news
• AARC wellness rebate requirement reduced for December
• A university of immigrants
• Dance Club presents Winter Showcase Saturday in Brady Educational Center
• Sixty discounted student tickets remain for Christmas Concert
• Guitar Ensemble to perform in library today
• Minnesota man who shot, killed cougar felt he had no choice
• In San Diego, Somali refugee admits aiding 4 Minnesotans in terrorism case
• Vikings' Donovan McNabb experiment ends with waiving of veteran QB
• St. Paul woman never abused slain son, 2, her attorney says as trial opens
• St. Paul mom gets 3-day jail sentence for threat at school
• Minnesota treatment program abused patients, will pay $3M to settle lawsuit
• Timberwolves expect to re-sign Kevin Love
• North Dakota official: Horse slaughterhouse unlikely in state
• Tommy Thompson launches GOP bid for Wisconsin Senate seat
• Republican Allen Quist enters race for Rep. Tim Walz's 1st District seat
• Scott Walker policy puts Wisconsin Capitol protesters on hook for security costs
• Two Harbors school superintendent sentenced for violating domestic protection order
• Maplewood ex-church leader sentenced for molesting teen
• If you haven't signed up for my free Telephone Town Hall next Tuesday, make sure...
• Untitled
• Occupy protesters set up tents at Minneapolis City Hall
• Good year means big bucks for American Crystal executives
• 10 Twin Cities restaurants offer party spaces for free this year
• NBA players who sought labor refuge may have to pay to leave
• Vikings stadium: Ramsey County explores new funding, including liquor tax
• Obama administration will fight efforts to block new financial regulations
• Rybak: Meeting soon with Vikings on stadium site
• Legacy Amendment: Budget cuts, conflicts cited as threats to mission
• Italian politicians weigh financial rescue plan
• Man who killed self outside North Dakota emergency room was war veteran
• Unemployment aid applications up second straight week
• Wisconsin man sentenced in sexual assault of drunken, sleeping girl
• Hospital studies feasibility of 3rd medical school in Wisconsin
• Target November sales miss expectations
• North Mankato dad pleads guilty to killing baby son
• World AIDS Day 2011
• State Awards Grants To Build Local Capacity For Addressing Health Hazards In Homes
• Campus Mail Services extends food drive to Friday
• Telos Project discussion today features Dr. Eric Fort of Chemistry
• Social work educator George Baboila wins North America ‘Heart of Social Work’ award
• Father John Malone to lead ‘Parenting Parents’ brown bag Dec. 7
• Young adults invited to Cor Jesu tomorrow
• Thinking about living off campus?
• Library today: Women’s Chorus gives Christmas Concert Dec. 6; four newspapers now on ‘digital microfilm’
• Professional notes
• Please remember in your prayers Michael Cunniff
• Please remember in your prayers Jonathan ‘Johnny’ McClure
• CILCE launches Facebook pages for its programs
• Tommie Spirit Relay deadline extended to noon tomorrow
• San Francisco McDonald's charges for Happy Meals toys to get around city ban
• Christian Ponder-Tim Tebow college rivalry turns pro
• Billy Graham admitted to North Carolina hospital
• American Crystal Sugar union claims CEO compared workers to cancer
• Eagan police officer loses use of driver data
• Republicans' shutdown lawsuit tossed by Minnesota Supreme Court
• Vikings add former Philadelphia Eagle Jarrad Page to depleted secondary
• Cougar shot on southwestern Minnesota farm
• Dog steps on gun, shoots Utah hunter in buttocks
• Occupy Minnesota protesters defy order, set up tents in Minneapolis
• Vikings head coach Frazier: 'The losses are tough' (w/ VIDEO)
• Coon Rapids man faces first-degree murder charges in death of girlfriend
• Passenger charged with drunken driving after St. Paul crash
• Outdoor Legacy funds shifted from wetlands to prairies
• Help us prove that Saint Paul College Gives a Spit at the Be the Match Bone Marr...
• Republicans bringing a bill to the floor today that makes it harder for workers...
• Can you have your krumkake and eat it too?
• Waseca County burglar checks obituaries, steals from grievers
• An encyclopedia on your iPad
• University of North Dakota teams prep for end of Fighting Sioux
• Police: Kentucky dad loads groceries in car, forgets baby
• Private sector hiring jumped in November
• 1 man dead in Minneapolis house fire
• Horses could soon again be slaughtered for meat in U.S.
• Maharishi Foundation alleges trademark violation
• American students abroad told to avoid protests
• Wisconsin alcohol pad-maker Triad Group faces another suit
• Wisconsin teen walking to school is hit, killed by city truck
• Ladysmith man sentenced for neglecting farm animals
• Wisconsin gun deer hunt kill jumps 3.6 percent
• Suit donated to Goodwill had man's life savings
• Mankato murder suspect's lawyer to challenge client's statements to police
• Grand Meander and Betsy Bowen at Grand Hand Gallery
• Manya and Roumen Jewelry Trunk Show at Grand Hand Gallery
• Everyone welcome to Hmong New Year celebration Saturday
• University of St. Thomas School of Law Professor Levy-Pounds among 2011 Ten Outstanding Young Minnesotans
• IRT to upgrade Internet Native Banner, Murphy Online
• Volunteers needed for Volunteers In Action Holiday Dinner
• spring permit sales
• Free legal advice available for UST students today
• Off-Campus Student Services offers winter weather and safety information tomorrow
• Delta Sigma Pi annual networking event is this evening
• CILCE Corner: Tutor-Mentor Program teachers give thanks
• It’s not too late to get your discounted tickets to ‘A Christmas Carol’ at Guthrie Theater
• St. Paul J-Term, spring semester parking permit sales begin Dec. 14
• University president hosts annual Christmas Celebration for employees Dec. 9
• Bachmann Announces Cyber Stalking Seminars on December 14
• Bachmann Supports New Cybersecurity Legislation
• Minnesotans help popularize scheduled chat events on Twitter
• Gov. Brownback tweeter: I'm being bullied
• Dakota County: Two impaired drivers plead guilty in crashes
• Activists want Minnesota to pull its money from Israel investments
• Michael Jackson's doctor sentenced to 4 years
• After government says it misled users, Facebook pledges to address privacy concerns
• Lawmaker: Minneapolis must pare Vikings stadium sites to one to stay in the game
• After accusation of infidelity, Cain tells aides he is reassessing his campaign
• Dayton creates task force to tackle bullying in schools
• Consumer confidence, Europe talks send stocks up
• Man shoots, kills himself outside Grand Forks ER
• When will Stillwater pub pour the 10,000th Jameson? It's your guess
• 2011 Thanksgiving travel might be Minnesota's safest
• Wisconsin man gets 11 years for killing deer with snowmobile
• St. Paul man faces Dakota County charges for alleged Newport motel incident
• Celtic Christmas to celebrate traditions from around the world
• As we approach the holidays, I will be holding a Telephone Town Hall with you, m...
• Tickets for Chesney-McGraw concert at Target Field go on sale Dec. 10
• Local commercial real estate outlook declines
• Down sharply from their July high, Netflix shares may be a buy
• American Airlines files for Ch. 11 protection
• South Dakota man sentenced for vacuum cleaner assault
• Wisconsin drunken driver gets 31 years in prison in fatal crash
• New London teen caught by DNA sentenced in snowmobile theft
• Woman accused of killing ex-husband in Sauk Rapids waives extradition
• Minnesotans urged not to let pests invade homes
• Wisconsin DNR secretary: Agency should be willing to act on deer trustee's report
• Eau Claire native killed in plane crash praised by friends, mentors
• Hunter finds man's body in Wisconsin river
• South Dakota traffic stops net 128 pounds of pot
• Girl's drawings were graphic, and cops say sitter to blame
• World AIDS Day Remains An Important Observance In Minnesota
• Give the gift of massage at UST Health Services Minneapolis
• Sticking to the sidewalks
• Two internships at the Vatican’s UN mission to be offered next September
• Reading public takes notice of Twin Cities Review of Political Philosophy
• Complimentary NCAA quarterfinal playoff football tickets available for 500 students
• Discounted student tickets remain for 24th annual Christmas Concert
• Tommie Award nominee profiles available online
• Wellness Center hosts Grocery Bingo tonight
• Walker recall organizers say signature-collecting tops halfway mark
• Josef Stalin's daughter dies at 85 in southwestern Wisconsin
• Woman alleges 13-year extramarital affair with Herman Cain
• Kansas governor apologizes over response to teen's disparaging Twitter post
• Hunter finds body in Trempealeau River, but Wisconsin authorities say foul play not suspected
• Funeral set for Mankato aviation student killed in Wisconsin plane crash
• Bob Sansevere: Without Trevor Mbakwe, Gophers can forget about winning record
• Trevor Mbakwe's season-ending knee injury leaves Gophers with a big hole to fill
• Leslie Frazier says Vikings coaches need better communication on replay challenges
• S.D. bar owner, charged with raping 3 girls, is found with 11 minors at tavern
• Minnesota child care providers sue to block unionization election
• Delta to start using small jets at Chisholm-Hibbing Airport
• Bayport teen arrested after reportedly wielding large kitchen knife
• Report: Urban Meyer hired as Ohio State coach
• Lindsey Vonn, husband begin divorce proceedings
• Company prospects for gold in Wisconsin
• Wisconsin officials offer winter survival website
• 200-lb. Ohio third-grader put in foster care
• Iowa man following wife's example in giving kidney
• Pierre officials unhappy with Delta service to Minneapolis
• I-94 crashes send St. Paul woman, one other to Wisconsin hospitals
• Police: Boyfriend of slain woman found near Ortonville moves to Mexico
• Michael and Linda Schwartz inspired by God's work in the world
• U.S. student says he was beaten in Cairo
• 'Twilight' keeps shining with $42M second weekend
• Austin : Hormel sharing $16.5M
• St. Paul author puts his Villager stories into a book, with proceeds to charity
• Wealthy foundation sets agenda for the right
• Lottery will determine Anderson Student Center garage parking for faculty, staff
• Herald the holidays at tomorrow’s annual tree- and crèche-lighting ceremony
• The weather may be frightful, but cycling can still be delightful
• Delta Sigma Pi fall pledge class works to grow professionally
• Students invited to Praise and Worship gathering tonight
• Amy Grondahl O’Connor ’98 to speak Thursday at Alumni Reflections
• Co-CEO of Lazard to speak at Investment Club and FMA meeting tomorrow
• Dean of students hosts annual holiday party Thursday
• Associate dean of students to speak at final fall Feminist Friday
• Vikings propose financing plan that relies on owners, players, fans
• Tom Powers: Leslie Frazier blames himself for Vikings' loss, and he should
• Minnesota Vikings' Leslie Frazier takes the blame for 24-14 loss to the Falcons (w/ VIDEO)
• Falcons 24, Vikings 14: Fourth-quarter gamble backfires on Minnesota
• Slideshow: Atlanta Falcons 24, Minnesota Vikings 14
• Joe Soucheray: Here's a simple plan to save state millions
• Downtown St. Paul Macy's might not make it through 2012
• Appleton native creates 'blue fist' logo
• Housing slump means no bonus at Marvin Windows
• Another Minnesota Guard unit set for deployment
• Holiday Wishes: 'I thought I should do something to give back'
• Apple Valley family displaced after large fire at home
• Minnesota sets sights beyond 'No Child Left Behind'
• University of Minnesota to limit transfers, as community and other state colleges swell
• Holiday Arts Guide: Twin Cities entertainment for residents and guests alike
• Timberwolves player rep Anthony Tolliver says a 66-game NBA season 'is better than missing 82'
• St. Thomas' Colin Tobin runs Tommies into Division III quarterfinals
• St. Paul woman charged in boyfriend's stabbing in Eau Claire County
• Gophers 27, Illinois 7: Minnesota wins season finale behind MarQueis Gray, strong defense
• Superior National Forest chief to retire
• Helicopter pilot killed in Cass County crash IDed
• Tom Powers live: Will fans hold lockout against Timberwolves? That's up to Rubio and Co.
• Minneapolis man in fair condition after North End stabbing
• Winter weather advisory issued in northern Minnesota
• Body of missing Minnesota woman found near Ortonville
• Wisconsin man dies fishing
• Report: Allen Quist making another run for Congress
• Bob Sansevere on NBA lockout ending: Frankly, do you give a damn?
• NBA's key dates under tentative deal
• Hastings animal shelter's 'Black Friday' sale aims to offset dark-furred pet prejudice
• 2nd teen sentenced in Stillwater bank burglary
• Substitute teacher in North St. Paul pleads guilty in prostitution scheme
• La Crosse woman, 81, gets $244K in unclaimed funds
• Gophers 76, Indiana State 69: Minnesota rallies, advances to Old Spice title game
• Prep Bowl: Caledonia wins its second straight title
• Edmonton snaps Wild's 5-game winning streak
• North Dakota town makes exception for oilfield 'man camp'
• <p>Lead poisoning appears to have played a role in the demise of a bald eagle with a broken wing that was found Tuesday afternoon along the Red Lake River in East Grand Forks
• Pilot's body recovered after helicopter crashes into Cass County lake
• Balmy weather for now, a little more next week
• Stocks slip to end the roughest week since Sept.
• Bachmann draws supporters, and a few foes, at MOA book signing
• A big shopping night ... and day
• 24-year-old pilot dead after Minnesota State University, Mankato plane crashes in Wisconsin
• Italy debt fears reignite after poor auctions
• Woman pepper sprays other Black Friday shoppers
• Gunfire erupts at N.C. mall as early shoppers arrive
• Threatening letters containing white powder sent to 13 home improvement stores in Twin Cities
• Minnesota Horse Expo Dodge PRCA Rodeo 2012
• Founder of Jeno's, best known for pizza rolls, dies four days after wife
• T-Mobile merger with AT&T takes big step back
• Wild turkey crashes into Pennsylvania restaurant
• Black Friday, on Thursday
• Mexico acknowledges 2nd Mayan reference to 2012
• Despite own adversity, West St. Paul restaurant still feeds the needy on Thanksgiving
• University Avenue to fully reopen in St. Paul, meeting Central Corridor deadline
• Giffords serves Thanksgiving meal at Arizona base
• Wisconsin woman, 25, killed in St. Croix County crash
• 7 Wisconsin students in trouble over Facebook prank about fatal school bus crash
• Plymouth woman serves turkey to Occupy protesters in Minneapolis
• 70 Minnesota soldiers back from Iraq in time for turkey
• Racine school district settles sex-abuse claim
• Driver tried to set herself on fire, Ashland police say
• Egyptian court orders release of 3 U.S. students
• AT&T and T-Mobile withdraw FCC application for $39 billion merger
• Tracy Turner's Thanksgiving tradition started in 2007
• Ban the Bug: Give The Gift Of Protection From Influenza For The Holidays
• Minnesota shutdown cost $1.8 million in overtime, double the usual amount
• Firefighter, city of St. Paul settle discrimination suit for $528K
• South St. Paul man assaulted girl, held mother captive, charges say
• Thanksgiving: what's closed, what's open
• NBC apologizes to Bachmann for song played on Jimmy Fallon show
• Is Thanksgiving Day becoming the new black?
• Spreading Europe stress sends stocks to lower close
• Boston Sci stent news was a surprise
• Winnebago ethanol producer fined $760K for Clean Air Act violations
• Springworks, former Petters' venture capital arm, set for sale
• Black Friday apps give shoppers a leg up on competition
• Wild, in a pinch, sign amateur goalie, 51
• Minnesota attorney general turns up the heat on school bullies
• Florida A&M band director fired after drum major's suspected hazing death
• Minnesota DNR issues statewide warning about thin ice dangers
• Going out in the Twin Cities to gobble up Thanksgiving dinner?
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Mendota Heights to pay $150,000 in settlement over sewer dispute
• Teenage girl recovering after being shot by Wisconsin deer hunter
• 7 renegade Amish charged in haircut attacks in Ohio
• 2 street preachers sue city of Duluth over event exclusion
• Pelican Rapids man charged in baby's death
• Minnesota needs tougher anti-bullying law, says state attorney general
• Three Wisconsin men charged with felonies in Hudson robbery
• Judge allows signs, bars tents by Occupy Minneapolis at Hennepin County Government Center
• Student organizations celebrate an array of cultures
• Watch ‘Rwanda Truth and Reconciliation: The Process Begins’ live at 4 pm Monday, Nov. 28
• Former Boehner aides turned Banker Lobbyists spell out how to crush these nation...
• William Mitchell selected to host 2012 summer institute aimed at increasing diversity of law school students
• Review: 'Hugo' is a tribute to filmmaking struts a line between real and imaginary
• Teen pleads guilty to killing family dog
• French court approves Noriega extradition
• Occupy protests cost nation's cities at least $13M
• Consumer spending up slight 0.1 percent in October
• Boy dies after being hit by train in Little Chute
• Higher prices don't deter Thanksgiving travelers
• Red River diversion foes shell out ad dollars
• 4 charged in drug bust at ND home used as day care
• Police: Plum City bank robbery was casual
• Medvedev: Russia may target missile defense sites
• Organization Urges People With Diabetes To ‘Put The Squeeze On Blood Pressure’
• Twin Cities shops promote Small Business Saturday
• Football returns again Saturday, as do special parking notices
• Library today: Libraries thank first-year students for taking survey, name drawing winner
• Mid-Campus Council sponsors campuswide clothing drive
• Thomas Mengler to step down as School of Law dean in June
• CILCE corner: How I found love and hope in a ‘hopeless’ place
• RHA hosts annual Holiday Timeout Dec. 10 for faculty, staff and their children
• Professional notes
• Master of Social Work program holds information session on Dec. 1
• TommieMedia now accepting spring semester job applications
• BlueSky online school encouraged by ruling
• FCC chairman opposes AT&T takeover of T-Mobile
• Stillwater Township writer sues New Republic over Vennes photo
• St. Paul man pleads guilty to attempted murder for trying to set girlfriend afire
• Washington County library hours cut 32% for next year
• State shutdown was a wash for state, but woe to workers
• Sign up early if you want to speak at Vikings stadium hearings at Capitol
• St. Paul woman must visit graves of crash victims
• Wisconsin judge orders force feeding of convicted murderer
• Albert Lea teenager sentenced for killing family's Chihuaha
• St. Paul to review Griggs Street Bikeway design recommendations Wednesday
• Hungry Iowa thief breaks into McDonald's, has it his way
• St. Paul Park man killed in western Wisconsin car accident
• Real life hero of acclaimed film Hotel Rwanda to speak at Mitchell Monday, Nov. 28
• Economy grew at 2 percent rate in third quarter
• American Crystal Sugar advertising for workers
• River Falls man charged in Plum City bank robbery
• Wisconsin couple accused of having satellite TV while keeping animals in squalor
• Judge orders Wisconsin school district to release teacher sick notes
• Movember raises awareness for prostate cancer (w/ video)
• Bachmann: Obama 'AWOL' at crunch time on deficits
• UnitedHealth agrees to acquire Medicare insurer XLHealth
• Medtronic beats estimates on higher second-quarter sales
• Occupy Duluth protesters ignore police orders
• Hormel Foods fourth-quarter net income falls, revenue rises
• Hearing scheduled for Minnesota Vikings' Chris Cook in domestic assault case
• Black Friday deals at Gear West Bike and Triathlon
• Wisconsin father wins international custody case
• Triathlon Club holds informational meeting today
• Students for Human Life Club displays ‘Cemetery of the Innocents’ today
• IRT lists Thanksgiving holiday hours, issues reminder about increased phishing attempts
• Hunger Banquet accepts reservations through Nov. 23
• Auditions announced for ‘The Pirates of Penzance’ and ‘On Air: A Return to Radio’
• I’m beginning to think a lot ’bout Christmas …
• Show’d Up Band gives concert at noon today
• Box Office has limited hours Thanksgiving week
• Supporting our Small Businesses, Protecting our Economy
• Doctors amputate frostbitten feet of University of Alaska runner
• Vikings face tough call when injured RB Adrian Peterson returns
• Suspect in Newport motel standoff accused of terrorizing girlfriend
• Hunter shot in Waukesha County; another found dead in Bayfield County
• Xcel finds reason for shutdown of Monticello nuclear plant
• College student from Wisconsin, 19, killed while crossing street in Hawaii
• Wisconsin hunters kill 112,580 deer on opening weekend
• UW-Madison students to get IDs for voting
• 2 injured, one critically, after pool chemicals wrongly mixed at Hopkins health club
• ACLU sues Hennepin County over Occupy Minnesota rules
• Minnesota Court of Appeals reverses pumpkin deer-baiting conviction
• Supercommittee fails to reach deal on debt; blame game begins
• Two separate legislative committees could take look at sick pay severance packages
• Students volunteer with Habitat for Humanity
• Door County village has most liquor licenses per capita in Wisconsin
• Gunman ties up Hudson homeowner, steals cash, handguns
• Tom Powers: For Vikings, someone's head really should roll this week
• Man dies after stabbing in Minneapolis' Warehouse District
• Minnesota Legislature examines child-care union push
• Occupy Duluth demonstrators scale down
• Work up an appetite on Thanksgiving Day with a turkey trot
• North Dakota crash kills 8 cattle bound for Minnesota
• Man, woman found dead of apparent overdose in Becker County
• Soldier surprises wife, daughter at Vikings game
• Some North Dakota refuges open to bird hunting
• Bids for former Hudson rest area due Tuesday
• Coal-burning ferryboat could test natural gas fuel on Great Lakes
• Minnesota Department of Health News - November 17, 2011
• NYC man arrested in suspected bomb plot
• Building up Minnesota school principals as leaders, through routine evaluations
• Women’s Center Book Club to discuss Dreams of Trespass: Tales of a Harem Girlhood
• Complimentary playoff football tickets available for 500 students
• Box Office offers discounted tickets to Wild vs. Flames at the Xcel Energy Center and ‘A Christmas Carol’ at the Guthrie Theater
• Masses, Confessions canceled Nov. 24-25
• Health Services, Counseling and Psychological Services in Minneapolis announce Thanksgiving holiday hours
• Geocaching program concludes for fall semester
• Hungry and wondering what’s open – what’s not? Chart shows Dining Service’s hours of operation over the Thanksgiving holiday
• Culture Ball includes toy drive for orphanage in Liberia
• Faculty Development presents Reading Group on Issues for Faculty of Color, and Fabulous Friday: The Ethics of Reality TV on Dec. 2
• Libraries announce Thanksgiving break hours
• Public Safety issues advisory notice concerning bike thefts
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in North Minneapolis car shooting
• Raiders 27, Vikings 21: Adrian Peterson injures ankle as Minnesota falls to 2-8
• Registration is filling up for Birkebeiner
• Gophers coach Jerry Kill suffers another seizure
• Search on for missing Wisconsin man in Maryland
• Palmer, Raiders hold on to beat Vikings, 27-21
• 2011 Minnesota Multisport Awards
• Thanksgiving: First-graders grateful for a lot (See their 800 thank-you notes)
• Black Friday: Stores for young shoppers opening early. Really early.
• Wrong-way driver killed, three hurt in Chaska
• 2 girls, 15, die after police pursuit ends
• Police: 25,000 at Scott Walker recall rally
• Hudson mother found guilty of abandoning child
• Possible gas leak prompts bank evacuation in downtown St. Paul
• Boy Scouts give kindergartners chance to be Lion Cubs
• Sick-time payouts spike as Minnesota state employee retirements rise
• Border security? It's in lack of jobs
• More than 400 crashes so far during first major snowfall
• Northwestern 28, Gophers 13: Minnesota racks up 269 rushing yards in loss
• Wolfgang Brink runs Wheaton/Herman-Norcross into Nine-Man final
• Marisa Wood has record-setting day, lifts Sartell-St. Stephen to Class A swimming title
• Stabbing leaves 1 dead, 1 hurt in St. Paul's North End
• For 8-year-old St. Paul math phenom, age is just another number
• At Newport motel, second standoff, kidnapping arrest in one month
• At least 2 arrested in Minneapolis at OccupyMN
• Prep football report: Eden Prairie playing like a team on a mission
• Minnesota woman survives after train slams her truck
• Possible gas leak in downtown St. Paul, building evacuated
• Seasons tweetings: How St. Paul and Minneapolis greeted the first snow
• Five taken to the hospital after Pierce County crash
• In Chaska, wrong-way driver killed, three hurt
• Bank robbed in Pierce County
• Vadnais Heights man faces charges for allegedly possessing child porn
• Hugo man, 76, charged with child porn possession as part of federal investigation
• BWCA entry-permit lottery to end for all but 2 lakes, Forest Service says
• Duluth protesters to comply with eviction order as group, maybe not as individuals
• Macy's annual holiday display spurs big spending
• St. Paul house's sale price a steal - but seller didn't own it
• Small Minnesota town of Steen hit hard by post office closing
• Minnesota's role in FBI crime database debated; task force recommends sending BCA data
• For 3 Arizona sweat lodge deaths, self-help guru gets 2 years in prison
• Former St. Paul real estate investor sentenced for tax evasion
• Faceoff of Michele Bachmann, Betty McCollum proposed
• Snow expected to accumulate Saturday in Minnesota, Wisconsin
• Roseville police say man fatally shot by officers brandished gun
• Turkey flies the coop at Minnesota Capitol ceremony
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Fight over fan sends one to hospital in Fergus Falls
• Oswald was lone gunman, upcoming film argues
• Man threatened to jump into Mississippi River with two children, charges say
• Environmental groups urge closing of Twin Cities locks to halt carp invasion
• Wisconsin deer hunters prepare for weekend opener
• St. Paul man charged in Cherokee Tavern shooting case
• BWCA to keep lottery system for some entry permits
• 'Discover the Star of Bethlehem' annual holiday lecture
• Monday, November 21, 2011 is the last day to withdraw from full term courses and...
• "The Reflective U"—St. Kate's engaged in reaccreditation process
• Macalester basketball season tips off this weekend
• Wisconsin church official charged with possessing child porn
• Skipper: Robert Wagner responsible for Natalie Wood's death
• South Dakota inmate on last day of sentence accused of assault after fight, cellmate's death
• St. Kate's staff member in the news
• After 50 years, group says goodbye to Wisconsin deer camp
• Wisconsin balsam fir headed to White House
• Minnesota political parties make their redistricting case with maps
• Wisconsin boy, 6, caught playing doctor, is accused of sex assault
• Wisconsin DNR moves to take several species off endangered list
• Iowa high school students cited on suspicion of deer poaching
• 18-year-old Fridley man charged with attempted rape in March case
• Wisconsin couple accused of starving infant over fears she would become obese
• Suspect arrested in Cherokee Tavern shooting in West St. Paul
• Roseville police fatally shoot man after responding to 911 domestic disturbance call
• Los Angeles police reopen investigation of 1981 death of actress Natalie Wood
• Ordway invites St. Thomas community to ‘Still Black, Still Proud’
• Cheer for the Tommies with Tommie at national volleyball webcast today
• International Student Services thanks families for hosting students for Thanksgiving
• Talent spotlight shines on Women’s Choir
• Prayers and vigilance necessary in wake of Penn State tragedy
• Please remember Dr. Earl Hall in your prayers
• UST in the news
• Please remember Patricia Hoffmann in your prayers
• IDEA Student Evaluation of Teaching processing dates announced
• Computing network outages planned for Sunday morning
• Football returns Saturday, as do special parking notices
• Home for the holidays: Protect yourself and your family – get a flu shot
• Cathedral Museum reopens with new exhibit on John Ireland and Emmanuel Masqueray
• Bachmann Votes for Balanced Budget Amendment
• Bachmann Unveils Adoption Resource on Website
• Petitions proliferate against early Black Friday openings
• Police give Occupy Duluth a deadline to limit encampment
• 50-foot balsam fir making it's way to Minnesota governor's mansion for Christmas
• 11 OccupyMN protesters arrested after blocking bridge in Minneapolis
• GOP-controlled panel OKs first Wisconsin state employee pay plan created under Walker
• Many Minnesota kindergartners not ready for school, study says
• Demi Moore to divorce Ashton Kutcher, ending six-year marriage
• Just cut from 'Survivor,' Edina native talks about the show
• WLTE all Christmas, KQQL will mix with regular format
• Maplewood man pleads guilty in U.S. 61 crash that killed soldier
• How dry we are! Twin Cities on verge of weather record
• Lawyer gets 6 years in St. Paul beating of former client
• Professor Kim Dayton’s research shapes recommendations by group dedicated to protecting vulnerable adults
• Wisconsin DNR launches Facebook page
• Wisconsin monks sell Internet business, fold abbey
• Smucker recalls jars of chunky peanut butter sold in Minnesota, Wisconsin, other states
• Mosaic to buy back shares from Cargill trusts for $1.2 billion
• Crew to cut official governor's Christmas tree
• State Patrol: Pedestrian walks into traffic on I-94 in Minneapolis, killed
• 2 friends killed in crash near Two Harbors were on way to hunt deer
• Grand Forks man accused of shooting TV pleads not guilty
• Sentencing phase of Arizona sweat lodge case nears end
• Strangers who helped each other on I-94 in Wisconsin reunite
• Help pack OEC auditorium for free Catholic Studies Talent Show tomorrow
• Men’s, women’s basketball tickets for home games available for public purchase online
• Tommie football fans invited to pregame ‘Purple on the Plaza’ this Saturday
• Learn about the music of the African Disapora with Ordway Connect
• CILCE corner: Tutor-mentor reflects on the semester thus far
• Multicultural Student Services celebrates American Indian-Native Alaskan Heritage Month Nov. 21-22
• Dates announced for ‘Advent Retreat in Daily Living: Preparing the Way for God’
• Wellness Center provides smoking-cessation resources for Great American Smokeout
• Library today: Keffer Library renovation starts next week
• Payroll lists early deadlines due to Thanksgiving holiday
• Opus College of Business announces MBA scholarship program for minorities
• Art History Graduate Student Research Symposium ‘The Art of Memory’ kicks off today
• Observe Lung Cancer Awareness Month today at the Great American Smokeout
• Minneapolis campus catering supervisor reminds clients of early deadline for week of Nov. 28
• Sign up for open forums on ‘Social Media and Relationships’
• C-Store wants feedback on new, boxed-meal offerings
• Telos Project discussion today features Dr. Philippe Gagnon of Theology
• Minnesota Supreme Court backs families over newborns' blood storage
• Motorist found dead after pickup plunges off I-94 overpass in Woodbury
• St. Paul's monthlong crackdown on West Side sees 10 percent crime drop
• Minnesota Supreme Court suspends Hennepin County Judge Patricia Karasov for six months; accused of living outside district
• Man who fondled self in St. Paul bookstore, library gets four days time served
• Lawyers board seeks to disbar Minneapolis attorney Barry Voss
• New data center planned for Eagan
• Man arrested after Secret Service says two bullets hit White House
• N.C. college lockdown prompted by man carrying golf umbrella
• <p>Give to the Max: Minnesota charity drive pushes over $10 million as of early evening
• More horses seized from East Bethel farm
• Obama's 'lazy' remark catches fire with GOP
• Good Minnesota weather credited with better deer hunting
• Public Health Law Center honored by University of Minnesota’s School of Public Health
• Early results of “Give to St. Kate’s Day” gratifying
• Twin Cities shoppers returning to ‘pre-recession’ holiday spirit
• <p>BC-US-Michael Jackson-Doctor-Contempt
• Rare Spider-Man comic book worth $15,000 stolen
• Dog that survived Alabama pound's gas chamber finds new home
• 1 hurt in shooting at West St. Paul bar
• Target's third-quarter profits up 3.7 percent
• Wisconsin DNR warns hunters to watch for cougar
• FBI honors Bloomington group PACER for anti-bullying work
• Forged prescriptions land Minneapolis woman in jail
• Red Lake man pleads guilty in fatal crash
• Ravenna Township boy, 11, turns in mom, stepdad for pot in home
• Judge dismisses Duluth retailer's challenge to synthetic drug law
• MnSCU chancellor to update trustees on overhaul
• University of Minnesota scientists waging carp wars
• Wisconsin: Walker recall battle begins
• Professional notes
• Taekwondo Club welcomes new members
• Support St. Thomas today on ‘Give to the Max Day’
• St. Thomas regains top-five rank in annual study-abroad report
• Sixteen seniors nominated for Tommie Award
• Credit union offers Santa Special Loan
• Pieces from St. Thomas’ Asmat art collection featured in The Art Museum
• Run Club hosts fun-run Tommie Spirit Relay
• Tommies host unbeaten St. Scholastica Saturday in first round of NCAA Division III playoffs
• Music Department lists November performances
• Free tickets still available for ACTC Student Film Festival
• University of St. Thomas School of Law Negotiation Team repeats as regional champion
• AARC to close Nov. 24-27 for Thanksgiving holiday
• Registration for 4v4 Basketball Tournament ends Friday
• Student Dining Room hosts traditional Thanksgiving holiday meal tomorrow
• Bachmann Issues Statement after Bipartisan Meeting on St. Croix River Crossing
• New Washington County administrator will be an internal hire
• Vikings stadium special session chances dimming
• Family of St. Paul man killed by pre-op fall gets $225K award from St. Joseph's Hospital
• Jury convicts priest of having sex with parishioner
• Mississippi River route chosen for high-speed train
• Billionaire heir to Cargill fortune dies in Calif.
• Stocks edge higher on retail spending gains
• Jail scuffle for Wisconsin fetal-abduction suspect
• Ex-Minnesota girls' basketball coach pleads guilty
• Penn State's McQueary on alleged rape: 'I did stop it' ... and did talk to police
• Raise funds for Saint Paul College on Give to the Max Day, tomorrow Wednesday, N...
• Stink bug turns up in Hennepin County
• St. Kate’s staff in 2012 Emerging Leader program
• Defendant in Burnsville stabbing case is arrested on DUI
• State Rep. Champion will seek Higgins' Senate seat
• Watch Professor Sarah Deer at the Amnesty International human rights conference Thursday, Nov. 17
• St. Kate’s offers new minor: Women and the Arts
• Protesters test restrictions on occupying plaza in Minneapolis
• Dakota State University president takes MnSCU job
• Parkers Prairie man designs new logo for Menomonie schools
• Minneapolis man reaches plea deal in cocaine racketeering case
• St. Paul Harley-Davidson dealership sues over sales restrictions
• Duluth man sentenced to maximum in child's death
• Couple to scour Minnesota River for steamboat wrecks
• Recall effort against Wisconsin governor begins
• Bullet fired into U of M dorm window apparently random
• Cain stumbles badly in assessing foreign policy
• Gophers 71, South Dakota State 55: Minnesota heats up in second half to go to 2-0
• After three counts, it's Thune
• Complimentary playoff football tickets available for 500 students
• Delta Epsilon Sigma sponsors annual undergraduate writing competition
• Green Team celebrates America Recycles Day
• Employers from more than 30 organizations to attend Multicultural Student Services fair on Thursday
• ELS Language Centers celebrates 50th anniversary Friday with open house
• Anderson Student Center: Defining our architectural identity
• International student welcome volunteers needed for V.I.S.A. Leaders program
• Exempt Staff Council to host Exempt Fall Forum Nov. 29
• Academic ambience
• Is Facebook private or public?
• Information Resources and Technologies sponsors food drive to benefit Bill’s Pantry
• University of St. Thomas 24th annual Christmas concert returns to Orchestra Hall
• Communications Club meets today
• Question: When is Trivia Night With RHA? (Answer: Tonight!)
• Timberwolves' player rep: We tried to negotiate, but NBA wouldn't
• NBA commissioner: Season in jeopardy after union rejects proposal
• OccupyMN protesters prepare to test new curbs on use of government plaza
• Jerry Sandusky proclaims innocence in NBC interview
• Vikings at Packers: Pioneer Press predictions
• 2 men sentenced to 3 life terms for execution-style triple slayings in St. Paul
• Two boys, 17, cited for bow-hunting deer in park in St. Paul
• Jurors to decide if St. Paul priest's sex with parishioner was a crime
• Minnesota applies for waiver from No Child Left Behind law
• Despite Dayton's timeline push on Vikings stadium bill, Senate leader says GOP not focused on "arbitrary deadline"
• Foul play and suicide ruled out in death of father of just-convicted Iowa woman
• Vikings launch new stadium ad campaign
• Minneapolis man charged in bicyclist's hit-and-run death
• Walker recall effort to be launched overnight in Wisconsin
• Great to be able to address Vets, LGBT community, and job-creation in Minnesota...
• St. Kate's professor shares diet/exercise expertise
• St. Kate’s heads research for Special Olympics Minnesota
• William Mitchell student Bonnie Claxton recognized by Minnesota Justice Foundation for public service work
• Holiday traditions in the chapel
• Lady Antebellum coming to Target Center in March 2012
• Mayor: Pierre may need to offer airline subsidy for Minneapolis route
• Neil Diamond to ride on South Dakota float in Macy's parade
• Willmar students caring for presidential turkeys
• Number of female deer hunters in Wisconsin on the rise
• Arden Hills auteur specializes in 1950s-style B-movie horror films (w/ video)
• Sentencings are set for today in 3 execution-style slayings
• Supreme Court poised to take on health care law challenges
• Box Office sells tickets for Minnesota Wild vs. Calgary Flames
• CAM Colloquium examines ‘Model Perspectives on Self-Organizing Tissues’
• St. Thomas’ monthly real estate index hints at a more stable market
• We have a match!
• Association for Strategic Planning presents breakfast talk Nov. 17
• Public Safety posts alert on assaults near Macalester
• Information sessions for off-campus study through HECUA scheduled for today, tomorrow
• Minnesota Private Colleges Job and Internship Fair set for Feb. 21
• Student Legacy Committee meets today
• Electronic musician, video game composer to visit here tomorrow
• St. Thomas celebrates International Education Week, Nov. 14-19
• Looking for a workout partner?
• Fire destroys Maplewood home
• Car full of Twin Cities teens crosses center line and strikes SUV, killing driver
• Crisis negotiators get woman off peak of Robert St. Bridge
• Effort to recall Scott Walker kicks off Tuesday
• With Arab vote, pressure mounts on Syria
• Giant Christmas tree at Macy's snaps during hoisting
• Northern Iowa's Varmah Sonie, of Burnsville, stabbed in street fight
• Man shot to death in South Minneapolis
• 'Immortals' reigns with $32M opening weekend
• US investigators join Mexico chopper crash probe
• GOP contenders argue on Afghanistan, Iran, torture
• Bachmann insists harsh interrogations be restored
• Governor: Penn State assistant failed 'moral obligation'
• UND nickname lawsuit proceeding in federal court
• Wisconsin 42, Gophers 13: Russell Wilson, Montee Ball power Badgers in rout
• Does 'getting away from it all' include your iPhone?
• Church for those who never liked church
• Bachmann has a chance in Iowa - if she can find the cash
• Minneapolis police searching for driver in hit and run in which bicyclist died
• Dave Orrick: Fewer hunters mean some duck camps go empty this time of year
• Lots of 11s for pair married on Friday
• Minneapolis arson spree damages garages, vehicles
• Minnesota family finds drunken teen asleep in home
• Lucky turn of events helps stop Wisconsin house fire
• At least two killed in outstate Minnesota car crashes
• Man pleads guilty to falsely accusing 2 Minnesota cops
• Penn State's week of turmoil ends with loss to Nebraska
• Brazil investigates oil spill
• Roseville neighbors list allegations against man, but he says he's persecuted
• First, she found some diapers. Then, she found a need.
• Trooper jumps into Alexandria lake to save driver
• Police: Windsor, Wis., DUI suspect drunk at court
• Venezuela police rescue kidnapped former Minnesota Twins catcher Wilson Ramos
• Anoka police seeking suspect after man survives gunshot to head
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Twins, shortstop Jamey Carroll near deal
• St. Cloud poll shows more oppose marriage ban
• Milwaukee police fatally shoot paroled bank robber after holdup at same bank
• Credit scores could take a hit from unpaid traffic fines
• Newsmaker video: Twin Cities heroin rush
• Wilf pushes Arden Hills for Vikings stadium in letter to Dayton
• U.S. transportation secretary to hold Stillwater bridge meeting next week
• Iowa man indicted in fatal boat crash on southwestern Minnesota lake
• Jet bound for Minneapolis-St. Paul returns to Fargo because of smoke
• St. Paul man starts "Halo" marathon for charity
• Treasurer from White Bear Lake sentenced for stealing $13,000 from union's account
• Women's clothier Christopher & Banks to close 100 stores
• North Dakota wildlife officials probe 4 deer that were shot, left to rot
• Hastings man killed in Manning Avenue crash
• Marquette University response to sex assault reports under review
• St. Cloud school district to spend $37,000 for suit
• Records of UW-RF professor accused in Hudson assault not yet public
• Sappi to invest $170 million in Cloquet mill
• Roger Christian, 1960 Olympics hockey gold medalist from Warroad, dies at 75
• Iowa bedbug lawsuit granted class-action status
• Wisconsin DOJ takes thousands of concealed carry applications
• Arctic Cat all-terrain vehicles recalled
• Historic preservation grants go to all Twin Cities entrants
• Ruben Rosario: Amid the Penn State outrage, victims have been forgotten
• Two stabbed in fight at Rice Street gas station in St. Paul
• UST in the news
• Box Office has free tickets to ACTC Student Film Festival
• Nominate first-year students for Talking Circles retreat by Dec. 2
• Learning technology program to host talk on ‘Instructional Design Success Stories’
• Minneapolis campus ramp vouchers are now available for order online
• Final call: UST Phillips Scholarship applications due Friday, Nov. 18
• Challenge yourself
• Bachmann Statement Regarding VA Outpatient Clinic Opening
• Burnsville caregiver accused of breaking 6-year-old's wrist
• Blaine man hurt in Proctor fight dies; suspect charged
• Eden Prairie woman accused of murdering husband with heroin
• Coon Rapids man charged after allegedly soliciting two 15-year-old girls
• Minnesota DNR warns about tree-stand dangers after rash of deer hunter deaths, injuries
• Independence Party won't field candidate against Sen. Amy Klobuchar
• Perry owns up to debate blunder, presses on
• St. Paul man, 51, who died in custody had meth in system, medical examiner says
• DNR says Lutsen can still draw water from trout stream
• More Minnesota veterans to be eligible for job training
• Charges: DNA sample from May attack linked suspect to 2007 rape of St. Paul girl
• Hunters near Fergus Falls mistake tree stump for man
• New Ulm tractor operator killed in 3-vehicle crash
• Nixon's long-held secrets to be revealed, thanks to UW scholar
• New trial rejected in West Duluth toddler's death
• St. Kate's professor promotes STEM with balloons
• Give to St. Kate's Day returns in 2011
• Loiselle selected to Capital One Academic All-District team
• Coach Beth Whittle to be inducted into Linfield College Athletics Hall of Fame
• Openings remain for third session of AARC fitness classes; classes begin Monday
• Please pray for Dr. Earl Hall
• Telos Project discussion today features Dr. John Abraham of Engineering
• Library today: Libraries, Career Development Center post online Career and Employment Resources guide
• Turkey coloring contest offers three $100 gift-card prizes
• American Marketing Association hosts Professor Consortia today
• Operation Christmas Child: Fill a shoebox with gifts to bring Christmas cheer to a needy child
• CILCE Corner: Community Conversation looks at ‘Public Work and Civic Engagement’
• Dr. Stephen Laumakis to speak on ‘Value of External Goods in Pursuing Happiness’
• ‘Introduction to Service-Learning’ workshop to be held Jan. 10-12
• Eastern European club celebrates Polish Independence Day today
• English Department hosts colloquium on ‘Reading Terror in Holocaust and African-American Slave Narratives’ tomorrow
• Fair trade activist to lecture on sweatshops tonight
• Minnesota Museum of American Art Has A New Membership Program!
• The Power of a Single Vote - Saint Paul Election Information and Polling Places
• North Dakota flood disaster aid tops $400 million
• Fridley man shot to death at Minneapolis party identified
• Target's chief financial officer to retire in March 2012
• Wisconsin's new concealed carry law goes into effect today
• Marijuana found in Wisconsin pole barn worth $7.4 million
• Man accused in Albertville teacher's death says he doesn't have attorney
• MnSCU wants former students to finish degrees
• Wisconsin man to be sentenced in deaths of 3 U of M students
• St. Louis County expected to lease land for mining operation
• Union workers voting on latest American Crystal Sugar offer
• Midwest economic survey takes negative turn
• Doctor of Ministry graduate applies research to multicultural ministry
• Catholic archdiocese closing 2 schools in St. Paul-area merger
• Tarmac nightmare shows long flight delays still a problem
• Obituary: Keillor told the stories; Tom Keith, 64, conjured up the sounds
• Watchdog: Hoping to swap health plans? Now is the time
• New June 2012 Study Abroad summer courses available for undergraduates
• Founder and former CEO of Caldrea, Monica Nassif, to speak at Master’s Pub Friday
• St. Paul Seminary School of Divinity hosts Information Night and Course Sampler
• Noted organist James Higdon to perform here Monday
• Carla Richmond Anderson ’81 to speak at Alumni Reflections Nov. 10
• Interfaith program on pilgrimage planned here next Tuesday
• BUSN200 anniversary week celebration postponed
• Solemn Vespers to be held tomorrow evening
• Please remember in your prayers Bennie Cohen
• Bagel Wednesday is tomorrow
• Up ’til Dawn letter-writing event planned in the field house here Wednesday evening
• Looking for two-credit courses for J-Term, spring semester?
• Seniors: Schedule your Aquinas yearbook photo sitting this week
• Graduate student Dan Schuster will speak at Neuroscience Club meeting today
• Cain says he was falsely accused of harassment, calls allegations a 'witch hunt'
• Kim Kardashian files for divorce from Kris Humphries
• Minnesota Zoo bears have smashing good Halloween (w/video)
• Pedestrian, 90, dies after being struck by vehicle in Winona
• Minneapolis market killer gets 3 life terms in prison
• Garofalo will not seek Dakota County board seat
• 'Prairie Home Companion' sound-effects guy, former MPR host Tom Keith dies
• Stocks slump on worries about U.S. broker, Europe
• Police ID body found in Zumbro River in downtown Rochester
• At Ford plant, the last shift looms
• Former Vermillion city clerk sentenced to week in jail for theft
• St. Paul police: Girl, 2, who survived 6-story fall a 'tragic accident'
• Jury convicts Farmington man in fatal crash
• Wisconsin Catholic bishops want concealed weapons out of church
• Power restored at Monticello nuclear plant
• Autumn lingers on the campuses of St. Kate's
• Mark your calendar or tell you family and friends--Saint Paul College is having...
• Center for Negotiation and Justice Unveils Deals and Dispute Resolution: A One-Week J-Term Simulation
• Mom's boyfriend jailed in Wisconsin toddler's death
• North Dakota man injured in Minnesota crash dies
• Albert Lea teen accused of using brick to kill family dog
• Iowa farmer dies after anhydrous ammonia leaks
• Man steals hotel van, crashes into Bismarck house
• Disease in Custer Park bighorns might be waning
• Report: Man escapes burning St. Paul home
• Minneapolis consultant narrows ideas for Corn Palace
• Macy's to open at midnight Thanksgiving Day
• Man dies in Chippewa County crash
• Welcome Director of Admissions Sara Wilhelm Garbers
• Campus Ministry announces Mass times for Solemnity of All Saints on Nov. 1
• Boo! Are you afraid of the dark?
• Theologian, neuroscientist to discuss ‘Neuroscience and the Soul’ Thursday
• Learn about geology, environmental science careers and internships at informal noon conversation Tuesday
• Public Safety issues bulletin regarding increased illegal downloading of copyrighted material
• Local artist Beth Barron to speak at Feminist Friday on Nov. 4
• Senior Class Gift Committee meets Tuesday
• Academic Support Center offers ‘tricks’ and treats today
• Campus Ministry launches new Facebook page
• Politics pervasive at Madison's Freakfest
• Interest in memorials is high, but giving isn't
• Man with Minnesota ties might have carried out suicide attack in Somalia
• Vikings 24, Panthers 21: Christian Ponder gets first NFL win
• New London, Wis., carbon monoxide leak sends 11 to hospital
• Iowa eaglet tracked to Wisconsin, Minnesota, then south
• Driver killed at Wisconsin's Columbus 151 Speedway
• Police arrest man in zombie makeup for trespassing
• Bachmann not worried by 4th place Iowa poll finish
• Burnsville hunter pulled from sinkhole in northern Minnesota
• Wisconsin bill expands animal cruelty offenses
• Wisconsin faces patchwork of concealed carry rules
• Party ends in fatal shooting in Minneapolis
• St. Cloud schools consider extending school day
• Body found in Zumbro River during dive team training
• On big game day, strategy, adrenaline - and aliens - at Starcraft tourney showing
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Clean water may be murkiest Legacy fund goal
• Gutting it out on the Washington County SWAT team
• Two injured in crash near Hudson
• Snow pelts East; 1.7M lose power
• No. 13 Nebraska knocks off No. 9 Spartans 24-3
• Gophers 22, Iowa 21: Minnesota keeps Floyd with first Big Ten win under Jerry Kill
• Halloween costumes: Angry Birds and Nicki Minaj hot (w/ video)
• Gophers' Kent Patterson gets fourth shutout in 5-0 win over Alaska Anchorage
• Fugitive caught in Pine County after a day on the run
• Minnesota teen accused of killing family's Chihuahua
• Minnesota artist wins 2011 Federal Duck Stamp contest
• Woman says Occupy MN helped her deal with banks
• Dayton woman killed in Anoka County crash
• Man convicted of biting Hibbing mayor gets 34 months
• Wisconsin woman owes $15K for not renting to single mom
• Nine top chefs prepare for herring cook-off at University of Minnesota
• Wild recall Nate Prosser, place Greg Zanon on IR
• Diver finds, documents 3 Lake Michigan shipwrecks
• American Diabetes Association Serving Minnesota And North Dakota To Receive Eighth Annual Bruce Zimmerman Award
• After city-ordered cleanup, Little Canada father tells his children to stay out
• School, drug speaker clash over ties to teen
• Teen shot in back taken to Regions
• Injured St. Paul hero dog Buster is going home
• Every day is Halloween for Dressy Jessie (w/ video)
• LaSalle Lake opens, northern Minnesota's newest park
• Maplewood man charged in St. Paul church arson
• MPA's Amber Washington closes out career with record sixth state tennis title
• Pogemiller to leave state Senate, take Minnesota education post
• No charges in fatal shooting of Minneapolis robbery suspect; dead man's sister charged in two muggings
• After post-Thanksgiving pie nap, off to Target?
• NBA cancels games through Nov. 30
• St. Paul man charged with killing man at Capitol area residence
• Stocks finish mixed after Thursday's big rally
• Manship featured in Comcast Newsmakers
• GOP lawmakers to probe paroles of Minnesota murderers
• Wisconsin attorney cuts out GOP clients over fees cap bill
• Deb Grealy recognized for accreditation work
• Inaugural Food Week brings food justice to community
• The Macalester Scotlight: Skyler Larrimore
• Agreement ends investigation into complaints by Somali students in St. Cloud
• North Dakota student who collapsed during 'Cinderella' practice dies
• Mankato pizza maker qualifies for the 'playoffs'
• Dahmer survivor due back in court today
• Pierre woman tries to renew license, told she's dead
• Remains of Wisconsin man accused in 2005 sex case identified
• Police seize 40 cats, 6 dogs from Sheboygan home
• Fulda man dies rollover crash in Nobles County
• NCAA reforms include potential for athletes to receive $2,000 in spending money
• St. Paul police investigate man's homicide at Capitol area residence
• Michael Ciresi to speak on ‘Law in the Community’
• BUSN200 hosts 20th anniversary celebration week, Oct. 31-Nov. 4
• Please remember Anne Baniak in your prayers
• Social Work invites campus community to visit on Halloween
• UST in the news
• Master of Social Work program holds information session on Nov. 5
• Every day is the last day in The Grill
• Shoreview man threatened to slit wife's throat, charges say
• This hunter was after deer, but tell that to momma bear
• Apple Valley magician sues AirTran for loss of bird due to no-fly rule
• Rybak offers 3 Vikings stadium sites; some lawmakers rule out any public financing
• Wisconsin boy, 6, dies after choking in school lunchroom
• St. Louis Park homeowner shot while interrupting burglary
• Albert Lea woman pleads guilty in counterfeit ring
• St. Paul teacher gets 90 days in hit-run of toddler
• Roseville murder suspect's mother gets name change
• Duluth man gets $25K after 10 years in Wisconsin prison
• St. Paul man finishes fourth in international beer-pouring contest
• Cop killer granted parole in 1982 St. Paul incident
• Swastika painted on Temple of Aaron roof in St. Paul
• Jury says South St. Paul mother guilty of 'malicious punishment' for hitting girl at school
• Minneapolis man admits to smuggling AK-47 parts
• Burnsville man gets 4 years in Facebook photo shooting death
• Man shot in arm in St. Paul; eighth shooting this month
• In case you missed it, here is the chart I referenced last night. Talk about cla...
• Apply now for scholarships for spring semester! We have scholarships for student...
• Conference championships are Saturday at Como Park
• Wisconsin wants limited exemption on 80 percent insurance rule
• Guest list for South Dakota governor's hunt included Favre, Bush
• North Dakota student collapses during 'Cinderella' practice
• North Dakota administrator faces drunken driving charge in Otter Tail County
• Minneapolis man sentenced for 2002 sex assault
• Onalaska native, veteran injured in Wall Street protest in California
• U of M hosts US-Canada event on changing Arctic
• Report shares tales of American Indian sex victims in Minnesota
• St. Cloud district to vote on civil rights deal
• Thief leaves $20 for Des Moines victim
• Somali protests jail ban on headscarf with refusal to leave cell
• Wellness Center sponsors individual dietitian appointments
• Having trouble in your relationships?
• Omicron Delta Kappa to honor students, faculty for leadership and scholarship
• Dashing monsters will close Summit Avenue, Mississippi River Boulevard early Saturday morning
• Wellness Center’s Relaxation Class splits into two sessions for today only
• Library today: Special Food-for-Fines drive starts Nov. 1
• USG to hold election for neighborhood senator
• Skype to the Dominican Republic today to meet Alta Gracia employees
• National Youth Sports Program to present first Ressler-Ahrens Award for Youth Development at 21st anniversary celebration Friday
• Professional notes
• Dr. David Foote, History, to speak at Telos Project discussion today
• Colleges Against Cancer sponsors Pink Out at volleyball game Saturday
• Bachmann and Bass Announce Adoption Resolution
• Could Vikings stadium funding come from electronic pulltabs?
• Bachmann scraps planned Minneapolis town hall
• St. Paul considers more credit card parking spots, higher fees
• Obama announces help for student loan borrowers
• Tennessee dog missing for 3 months turns up in Michigan
• Perry opposes Confederate license plates in Texas
• St. Paul alternatives to wireless water meter devices approved
• Wealthiest Americans prospered most since 1979, according to government study
• Talking income inequality on MSNBC NOW. Tune in.
• Garden of Truth: The Prostitution and Trafficking of Native Women in Minnesota study to be released on Oct. 27 at William Mitchell
• Stocks end higher on reports of help for Europe
• Vikings' Brian Robison fined $20,000 for kicking Packers' T.J. Lang
• Judge: Vikings cornerback Chris Cook can travel with team - if they'll have him
• Vikings' 'bigger picture' doesn't include Chris Cook and Bernard Berrian
• Alfonso Rodriguez's appeal in Dru Sjodin murder claims insanity
• New tenants will have Mall of America fully leased by the holidays
• Orthoptics professor awarded Lancaster Medal
• And they wonder why people are angry?
• Creatures of the Day and Night with Marty Essen. Today at 11:15-12:45 in the The...
• Head of financial aid interviewed on KARE-11
• Teeny Tiny Skeleton has been found! Congratulations to Megan Oswald who will rec...
• Duluth funeral director on trial in crash that killed 2
• The Career & Placement Center and the Transfer Center are collaborating on a wor...
• Landmark Stevens Point hotel, restaurant to close
• Nebraska authorities nab man wanted in Wisconsin, Illinois
• Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship Program Up to a $30,000 scholarship will be...
• Hormel Institute planning $27 million expansion
• Ford third-quarter profit falls 2 percent to $1.6 billion
• Wisconsin 'Favre Barn' is gone; welcome to 'Mr. Rodgers' Neighborhood'
• Parties to argue over principles in Minnesota redistricting case
• Endangered whooping cranes spotted in North Dakota
• Wisconsin animal shelters at or near capacity
• Woman's body found in Bloomington pond
• Free legal advice available for UST students today
• Mark your calendar for President’s Christmas Celebration on Dec. 9
• UST Law Journal digital archive goes online
• Volunteers needed at Concordia Creative Learning Academy on Saturday
• Dining Services posts midterm break schedule
• Wend your way to the Box Office to pick up the Trail of Terror (tickets)
• Federal Financial Aid Policy will affect students who withdraw from all classes
• O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library Center announces midsemester break hours
• Details of alleged child molestation emerge
• Minnesota Vikings QB Donovan McNabb: 'We have a lot of deficiencies on this team'
• Twins decline option on closer Joe Nathan, but still want him
• Edina girls tennis team on track for 15th state title in a row
• Minnesota Vikings release WR Bernard Berrian
• Target website crashes again
• Flu vaccines need improvement, but people should still get them, new study says
• Minneapolis jumps back into stadium sweepstakes
• <p>Vikings cornerback Chris Cook got mad and choked his girlfriend after he learned she'd spoken to an ex-boyfriend
• Martial arts fighter Brett Rogers back in jail
• Teeny Tiny Skeleton Hunt Continues! Saint Paul College Facebook followers get a...
• Stocks fall as hopes for Europe debt deal falter
• Walker's plan gives Wisconsin state workers no raises
• Mother of St. Paul man set on fire by her boyfriend steals money from him, authorities say
• Maplewood elementary locked down as police investigate family threat
• Gophers sign Jerry Kill to seven-year, $8.4 million deal
• Higher fares boost Delta third-quarter profit but shares fall
• Thrivent employee from Wisconsin accused of stealing $300,000
• 3M lowers year outlook on slowing global growth
• United, Continental, Delta raise fares again
• Wisconsin Assembly to vote on allowing 6 a.m. beer sales
• Hot Seats on sale for 2011 Holidazzle Parade
• Legislators hold hearing in Waite Park on unionizing child care
• Nation's school librarians to gather in Minneapolis
• Milk output in Wisconsin, Minnesota hints at positive trend
• Man dies after fleeing Minneapolis police in stolen car
• Obama gives homeowners new help with refinancing
• Catholic Studies hosts Prospective Student Overnight, Nov. 18-19
• ’Tis the season to polish your on-the-job skills with Leadership Academy classes
• Tenure talk revisited
• UST enters Junior Achievement’s Entrepreneur’s Circle in front of a familiar crowd
• One week left to register for Kairos Retreat
• The Grill features traditional Polish dish ‘halushki’ today
• Flu shot clinic hours extended to 11 a.m. today at HR Health Fair
• Tommies beware: You’re in for a scare
• ‘The Doha Round as a Failed Instrument in Counter-Terrorism’ topic of next Law Journal Lecture
• Faculty Development’s Fabulous Friday series continues on Nov. 4
• Please pray for the health of Matthew Thiboldeaux
• Fast Before the Feast
• Handcrafted Holidays 2011 At Grand Hand Gallery
• Wisconsin governor launches new website touting reforms
• Reason for hope: Vikings QB Christian Ponder played better than his stats in first start
• St. Cloud schools report agreement with feds regarding harassment of Somali students
• New voice joins KS95 morning crew
• Woodbury boy joins national touring cast of 'Billy Elliot'
• West St. Paul manager takes early retirement
• Trooper assaulted while making DWI arrest in northern Minnesota
• Dog stabbed as it tried to foil St. Paul burglary; Guns and jailer uniforms stolen
• Drivers need some direction to safely navigate roundabouts
• Teeny Tiny Skeleton Hunt Continues! Saint Paul College Facebook followers get a...
• Vikings' McNabb 'would challenge sources to come out and make it public' about him being lazy
• Takeovers, anticipated European deal lift stocks
• Any Minneapolis plan for a Vikings stadium beats Ramsey County's, says Minneapolis mayor
• St. Paul police: Ex-boyfriend is suspect in woman's strangulation death
• Minnesota Vikings' Leslie Frazier calls reports about McNabb being lazy 'ridiculous'
• IRT tracks increased phishing attempts on campus
• Bachmann's New Hampshire staff says rudeness pushed them out
• I see the end of the Al-Asad regime.
• Officials say fire did not cause elderly Wiconsin man's death
• Wisconsin DNR plans Halloween bashes in state parks
• Talks to resume between North Dakota sugar company, workers
• Wisconsin owes $1 billion for unemployment benefits
• National Guard unit moved to Arden Hills
• Newport motel owner arrested after standoff
• Wednesday is Dig Pink / Kick Cancer Night at Macalester
• SAAC Feature: The Constancy of a River
• Ruth Williamson deepens cross-cultural engagement through Pine Ridge Retreat Center
• Planned giving can ensure bold and faithful leadership for the future of the church
• Lectures, discussions and videos by and about Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Isabel Wilkerson planned here next month
• St. Thomas real estate analysis of traditional-sale home prices shows one-third the decline indicated by Case-Shiller
• Georgetown legal scholar David Luban to discuss ‘human dignity’ Thursday at School of Law
• Division of Student Affairs opens Tommie Award nomination process
• Learn about liberal arts majors at Meet Your Major program tomorrow
• Dual JD-MBA degree information session announced
• Students invited to praise and worship tonight at United We Praise
• ‘Remembrance of Past Things: Memory, Mourning and Ritual’ exhibition opens Oct. 25
• Ordway invites St. Thomas community to Luna Negra Dance Theater performance
• Women’s center book club to discuss The God of Small Things
• St. Thomas trustee Tim Flynn ’79 to speak at First Friday Lunch Nov. 4
• Executive director named for Daniel C. Gainey Conference Center
• Rabbi and peace activist Melissa Weintraub to speak here next week on ‘Waging Peace’
• No worries, stress-relieving activities can help get you through midterm week
• CILCE launches Web tool to connect students with service opportunities
• Scare in White Bear
• TC Kids Cross-Country Fun Run
• Christian Ponder's spirited debut as Vikings QB isn't enough to overcome the Packers
• Outsource Halloween with made-to-order chills
• Heroic mom? Or a shrewd killer?<br/> Iowa jury asked to find the truth
• Anti-Bachmann blogger wonders what he'd do without her
• Fill 'er up ... with algae? University of Minnesota studies the question
• Earthquake rocks Turkey; scores are killed
• Packers 33, Vikings 27: Christian Ponder has hot start, but Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay rule in the end
• Teeny Tiny Skeleton Hunt Begins! Saint Paul College Facebook followers get a sne...
• 28 injured when Ohio hayride goes off road
• Chinese police arrest two suspected of running over toddler
• Former south-central Minnesota pastor goes to trial this week
• Kellogg down to two lanes at Broadway Street
• Danube whistle-blower pleads guilty
• Vikings deactivate Bernard Berrian - again
• Minnesota companies stay on gay marriage sideline
• Vikings reportedly tired of Donovan McNabb's work ethic; QB says that's 'crazy'
• Bachmann brushes off idea she's given up on New Hampshire
• Wisconsin DOJ sets up concealed carry website
• Arrest possible for Minnesota woman in littering case
• Technical programs fight to attract students, MnSCU launches statewide campaign
• Christian Ponder faces daunting task in first start
• Review: The Singers' 'Requiem' is simply heavenly
• Ruben Rosario: Innocence Project gives justice a push
• World peace? Don't laugh: It's closer than ever
• Champlin mom crusades for gay kids after son's suicide
• Slideshow: Gov. Mark Dayton out with new German shepherd puppy Itasca
• U of M fraternities rein in parties after sex assault reports
• Tom Powers: This Gophers team just isn't worth the anger
• Nebraska 41, Gophers 14: Cornhuskers roll to 34-0 halftime lead, coast to victory
• Vandals slash tires on dozens of Plymouth vehicles
• Vikings cornerback Chris Cook faces uncertain future after felony domestic assault arrest
• Minnesota city to use private security instead of cops
• 90 arrested at Wisconsin underage drinking party
• Three injured in St. Paul shooting
• Oprah travels to Iowa school for group meditation
• 2 safe after small plane crashes in Minnesota field
• Thanks but no thanks: Vikings not interested in proposal to give them the Metrodome
• Trail camera captures cougar in central Wisconsin
• New Amber Alert funds mark abduction anniversary
• Gophers hockey team rolls past Vermont, remains unbeaten
• Horsing around ... with cops: Children learn about horses - and cops - at this camp
• Gophers host Nebraska and its faithful, red-clad followers for homecoming
• Chinese toddler's death evokes wave of grief, guilt
• Mesaba Airlines' Eagan office to close
• Coach Leslie Frazier's critique of defensive line gets a rise out of Vikings DT Kevin Williams
• Can Vikings, Gophers hold Packers, Nebraska under 100 points?
• Charges: St. Paul man held woman in car, beat her for 15 hours
• Give Vikings the Metrodome, legislators say
• Bachmann's New Hampshire staff has quit, sources say
• Obama: Troops leaving Iraq by year's end
• Stocks rise sharply on solid corporate earnings
• Charges upgraded for Eagan teen accused of breaking into girls homes
• The Hachey Initiative presents: Opportunities at the Intersection of Law and Business
• St. Paul Conservatory boss under investigation quits
• Johannsen appointed mayor of Vadnais Heights
• Frederic man pleads not guilty to crash that severed car
• Day of Remembrance in St. Paul honors domestic violence victims
• Intellectual property expert Samson Helfgott to speak at William Mitchell
• Cast and crew announced for upcoming theater production
• Owner of Iowa rescue farm says vandals let horses out
• Underwater welder from Minnesota drowns in North Dakota lake
• Minnesota lawmakers to float alternative stadium plan
• Found guilty of raising money for Somali terrorists, Minnesotan lashes out at judge
• U of M homecoming parade, pep fest, set for tonight
• North Dakota 'flooding' penguins now at Minnesota Zoo
• Robbery suspect fatally shot in Minneapolis
• Great Lakes Airlines interested in Pierre-Minneapolis route
• North Dakota, South Dakota hospitals team up to help liver patients
• Collaborative Inquiry grants available for undergraduate researchers
• Nucleic acid delivery to be discussed at today’s Chemistry Seminar
• It is not too early to get a flu shot: Flu Shot Clinics to be held on both campuses
• Free ‘Aromatherapy’ class may help relieve midterm stress
• Princeton Review confirms that University of St. Thomas School of Law has ‘Best Professors’
• University of St. Thomas director of charter school authorizing named
• STAR teams up with the Black Empowerment Student Alliance for Ebony Mic Night
• UST in the news
• Opus College of Business presents Diversity Insights Series discussion on Nov. 10
• Campus barbershop to close Oct. 28
• Discounted tickets to Ordway’s Sing-A-Long Sound of Music available to UST community
• Thank goodness for the little things
• Salmonella Illnesses Linked To Organic Eggs
• Largest-ever cellphone study finds no evidence of link to cancer
• Fiber One bars recalled for nuts
• Governor touts $242 million saving in state health insurance programs
• Lakeville: Dad loses effort to get son returned
• St. Paul police: Woman found dead in duplex died of strangulation
• I-35E ramp closures in Dakota County will mean delays, detours tonight
• DNR: Asian carp apparently near Ford dam
• Wisconsin Senate passes bill limiting abortion funding
• Wisconsin League of Women Voters sues state over photo ID law
• Stocks end mixed as Europe haggles over debt fix
• Several arrests made in OccupyMN protest in Minneapolis
• Tom Powers live: All these lockouts - NHL, NFL, NBA - look and sound the same
• Delta offers greater on-board comfort - for a fee
• Dayton: No Vikings stadium meeting with legislators until later next week
• Wisconsin unemployment rate holds steady
• Dayton aims for efficiency, savings from state
• 2 Rochester women convicted in Somali terror funding case
• Libyan officials: Gadhafi captured, possibly killed
• South Dakota officials seek another carrier for Pierre-Minneapolis route
• Sioux Falls-area UFO identified as a meteor
• Woman filed restraining order against fired Spring Valley coach
• Wisconsin man to be sentenced in 1973 murder of FBI agent's daughter
• Eau Claire woman accused of swindling $50,000 from grandma
• Boston Scientific reports 25 percent drop in third-quarter profit
• 6 illnesses in Twin Cities linked to organic eggs from Owatonna farm
• North Dakota man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Bullet hits Des Moines home, just misses baby
• 1 dead in Ham Lake house fire
• Harambee, Crosswinds magnet schools won't close
• Burnsville apartments have bedbugs, cockroaches -- and now no new tenants
• Lower East Side Football Association's former president charged with theft of youth football funds
• Drop off old medications at State Fairgrounds
• Become a member of the Tommie Club!
• School of Law’s Susan Stabile presents midday reflection: ‘What Saints Mean to Our Lives’
• John Paul II conducts Teddy Bear Drive
• Library today: Guard your belongings in the libraries
• CultureLink Tea: ‘Welcome to St. Lucia’
• American Marketing Association hosts guest speaker from KDWB
• Long-sleeve Wellness 5K T-shirts available for $5
• University of St. Thomas School of Law Black Law Students Association hosts annual Multicultural Bar Reception
• New speaker series: UST Opus College of Business to ‘Intersect’ with top local executives
• Bachmann Recognizes Veteran Small Business Owner
• Minnesota seeks 'Race to the Top' money for early-childhood education
• Person of interest in St. Paul homicide in custody in Miami
• Crews remove newly poured St. Paul concrete; it was wrong color
• Ohio authorities kill dozens of exotic animals after owner releases them, kills himself
• Dayton to push Arden Hills stadium site for Vikings
• Farmington woman accused of stealing from nursing home resident
• Maplewood theft ring that targeted cars busted
• Minnesota Gophers sign men's hockey coach Don Lucia to 3-year extension
• Apple's earnings miss drags tech stocks lower
• St. Paul police: Woman stole gold necklaces from kids
• St. Paul police seek help to ID hit-and-run driver who injured 2
• Army Corps reduces power on Asian carp barrier
• Wisconsin GOP pushes contraception education repeal
• Macalester falls to Hamline
• Public speaks out against Wisconsin Medicaid cuts
• Halloween Hoopla begins Monday, October 24th! Check your email for more informai...
• Holding a forum tomorrow about the importance of protecting our air quality and...
• Boy, 11, studying at U of M
• Supervalu returns to profit in its second quarter
• Minneapolis man among 3 facing charges in Wisconsin khat bust
• Investigators narrow focus in unsolved 1985 decapitation of La Crosse woman
• Sketch leads La Crosse police to child enticement suspect
• Menomonie picks finalist for police chief
• Retiring 'Fighting Sioux' nickname may cost $750,000
• Hearing scheduled for Wisconsin woman charged with killing pregnant woman, cutting out fetus
• Minnesota game wardens report increase in trespassing calls
• Wisconsin DNR urges hunters to report tagged deer
• New MnSCU chancellor to be formally installed
• Wisconsin mom defends son, 11, accused in stabbing
• Parents are again urged to curb TV for toddlers
• NFL execs arrive in Twin Cities with a warning: Without a stadium solution soon, Vikings could bolt
• Professional notes
• Parking Lots O, M will close to accommodate families for Fall Tommie Days, Oct. 20-21
• Wellness Center announces movie ticket prize winners
• Collegiate Directors of Athletics’ facilities showcase shines spotlight on Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex
• Business Law Club presents ‘The possibilities of a BLAW Major’
• Hana presents volleyball tournament Saturday
• Kaplan offers free online practice tests
• U of M’s associate dean for graduate medical education to speak here tomorrow
• MPR to rebroadcast School of Law’s gay marriage debate from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Minnesota MN
• Health Agency Completes First Season Of Lake Superior Beach Monitoring
• A stadium stalemate could drive Vikings out of Minnesota, says NFL official
• It's Christian Ponder's turn: Vikings rookie quarterback will get first NFL start Sunday against Packers
• Ford workers ratify new contract with UAW
• Roseville approves plan to fill County Road C2 gap
• Robotic boats will chase, help eradicate invasive carp
• Police name boyfriend of St. Paul woman found dead Monday a person of interest
• St. Paul man, 21, gets life term for assault-rifle 'cold-blooded murder' at party
• Lakeville council members seek meeting to find a way to get along
• Lena Svenson leaving 'Dave Ryan' show
• Stocks jump on reports of progress in Europe
• St. Paul man dies of injuries from Oct. 4 house fire
• Survey: Minnesota fertile ground for cooperatives
• Body of boy missing almost 2 years pulled from Missouri River
• Study: Great Lakes shipping important to economy
• Wisconsin court denies challenge to hiring of rogue cop
• The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit hears arguments from William Mitchell Professor Colette Routel
• William Mitchell Professor Colette Routel testifies before U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
• Parking Lot G to close Wednesday, Thursday morning for Board of Trustees meeting
• UnitedHealth's third-quarter profit slips less than 1 percent
• Deadline today for Rodriguez's last appeal in Dru Sjodin case
• Part of I-35W in Burnsville closing this weekend for MnPASS work
• UND: No more spotlight on 'Beer Grandma'
• 2 Minnesota Senate districts hold special elections
• 8th Circuit oral arguments coming to South Dakota
• Jury to resume deliberating Somali terror funding case
• State Court of Appeals rules U must pay jilted basketball coach Roy Williams $1 million
• Plane lands on Wisconsin street, hits car
• Report: Hudson factory to close; 51 to lose jobs
• Wisconsin village fires police chief accused in sex case
• Standoff at Brooklyn Center home ends peacefully
• Hundreds greet Norwegian king, queen in Duluth
• October unseasonably dry, warm in Midwest so far
• Workshop on ‘Understanding Military Culture, Value of Group Work’ offered Oct. 28
• Sign up for Men’s and Women’s Day Retreat
• Wellness screening program, flu shots available for employees
• Make it a double!
• St. Kate’s theater season opens Nov. 9 with ‘Crimes of the Heart’
• Writing Across the Curriculum program receives high marks from top educator in the field
• School of Law’s Susan Stabile to facilitate interfaith retreat for students Nov. 12-13
• Wellness Center observes Breast Cancer Awareness Month with pink ribbons, information, cards for special women
• Guest lecturer to speak on ‘Angel Island: Immigrant Gateway to America’ on Thursday
• Revisit World Youth Day at Mass today
• Inaugural Family Business Roundtable set for Thursday
• Public Safety notes State Department’s worldwide travel alert
• Zoo Boo
• The Heartbeat Informed Consent Act: Giving Women a Real Choice
• Wisconsin hunter waiting to see if 'incredible bear' is state record (w/video)
• Appeals court: University of Minnesota must pay $1M to jilted basketball coach Jimmy Williams
• St. Paul police: Woman, 27, dead in apparent homicide
• St. Paul man guilty of murder in assault-rifle slaying at party
• Dayton would call special session on Vikings stadium, even with site in question
• Charges: Former teacher from St. Paul had sex with underage Elk River student
• Solar power helps light St. Paul RiverCentre ramp
• Bachmann backs state of Arizona on border, immigration issues
• St. Paul Ford plant to close forever Dec. 19; Mayor thanks automaker's contributions
• Lawsuit challenges marketing, nutrition of General Mills' fruit snacks
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Controversy erupts over origin of Steve Jobs' mock turtlenecks
• Prior Lake man pleads guilty to making fake stamps
• Nurses schedule downtown St. Paul march
• William Mitchell presents Second Annual Indian Law CLE
• Stocks slide as Germany cools hope for debt deal
• Students learn sustainability issues in fashion and apparel
• Saint Paul College's President, Dr. Rassoul Dastmozd, is featured on the front p...
• Phi Theta Kappa Prospective Member and New Member Orientations Today! Room 3320...
• It is not the concreteness of demands, but the roots of their anger that is appe...
• Wells Fargo 3rd-quarter profit jumps 21 percent
• Lowe's to close 20 stores, including one in Rogers
• UW to lead research effort on french fries, potato chips
• Warren man dies in pickup crash
• Closing arguments expected in Somali terror trial
• Norway's king and queen to visit Duluth
• Wisconsin man charged in man's overdose death
• Mac SAAC to host food drive Oct. 22
• We are a church called to multiply
• Vikings kicker Ryan Longwell makes no excuses for missed field goal
• Will it be Christian Ponder or Donovan McNabb starting at QB for the Vikings this week?
• Tom Powers: Tuesday's NFL trade deadline should be house-cleaning day for Vikings
• Vikings defense has little effect on Bears QB Jay Cutler
• SPS Commerce employer-information session set for Thursday
• Fowler Business Concept Challenge semifinalist teams chosen
• Career Development Center offers special seminars, events this week
• Doctoral Program in Leadership hosts information sessions
• Compliance with HEOA peer-to-peer file sharing requirements
• Bishop Lee Piché to discuss Catholics and interreligious dialogue
• St. Thomas Employee Federal Credit Union celebrates Credit Union Week
• Dr. Paul Wojda to lead discussion on ‘What’s Wrong With Our Health Care System?’
• One week left to sign up for fall Community Cleanup
• More and more gay soldiers choosing to come out to the world on the web
• Big health groups flocking to Dakota County
• New St. Paul College president ready to help 'neglected majority' thrive
• MLK memorial dedicated on National Mall in Washington
• Bears hold Vikings scoreless in first quarter
• Indy 500 champion Dan Wheldon dies after fiery Las Vegas crash (w/ video)
• Moorhead double-homicide trial starts Monday
• North Dakota's crop harvest down
• Next big thing looms on Iron Range
• Two killed in crash near New London in western Minnesota
• New MnSCU chancellor to be formally installed
• Wisconsin legislature returning for special jobs session
• Homecoming begins at the University of Minnesota
• Wall Street protest spreads to Grand Forks
• In Minneapolis, cops confiscate OccupyMN tents
• Wall Street protest hits Rapid City
• 3 charged after 4 mentally disabled adults found locked in Philadelphia basement
• Assault at Occupy Iowa camp unrelated to protest
• Concert review: From Keith Urban, escapist joy for a mostly female crowd at Target Center
• 2012 Medicare enrollment has twists for some Minnesotans
• Economic and political tides thin Minnesota's pheasant habitat
• With free breakfast at St. Paul schools, now kids are only hungry to learn
• U.S. likely to pull all forces from Iraq by year's end
• Wall Street protesters set up 'transparent' tents in Minneapolis
• Snow reported on North Shore; more possible this week
• Tom Powers: Like it or not, you will be paying for a new football stadium
• UW-Madison looks to spruce up hallowed ground with $100 million Memorial Union project
• Occupy Wall Street comes to Duluth
• South Dakota floodwaters reveal dozens of bison skulls
• University Avenue: Street of broken promises
• Woodbury teen in two-vehicle Afton crash dies
• Former Maplewood church youth leader admits to sexually abusing teen
• Dayton: Next week pivotal for Vikings stadium debate
• Speeding unlikely to blame in I-35W deaths
• Wisconsin gov approves concealed carry rules
• Dow average turns positive for 2011; Google soars
• Tensions could rise at anti-Wall Street demonstration in downtown Minneapolis
• Questions With Bob Sansevere: Vikings linebackers coach Mike Singletary
• Judge tosses Iraq vet's lawsuit over 'Hurt Locker'
• Kansas City bishop is first bishop charged with sheltering abusive clergyman
• California authorities recount salon massacre, say they will pursue death penalty
• Apple starts selling latest iPhone
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker broke campaign promise on paying full cost of pension
• Minneapolis man gets 9 years prison for fatal drunken driving crash
• Colorado says state champion goat failed drug test
• Virus, not food, to blame for Farmington High homecoming illnesses
• University of Minnesota's enrollment plan will boost science, tech, math
• Groups developing 3 options for blocking carp
• Memorial fund set up for family of Albertville teacher shot to death in Paynesville
• Pawlenty wants refund of South Carolina presidential primary fee
• Key meetings set for next week on Vikings stadium
• Professor to share African adventure
• U of M to seek $170 million from state for building plans
• DNR reconsiders permit for mega dairy farm in Wisconsin
• UW athletic director, football coach: Keep it clean
• Charge dropped in Somali funds trial
• Erskine restaurant reports attempted scam using telecommunications relay system
• Wisconsin state vet eases TB tests for Minnesota cattle
• Prosecutor wants Pepin County incident included in child sex case case against Wheeler police chief
• Charley Walters: Vikings are likely two losses away from putting Christian Ponder at quarterback
• Media Resources Collection holds open house today at O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library Center
• Box Office sells tickets for Minnesota Wild vs. Anaheim Ducks
• University photographer showcases ‘One Special Place’ at Lake Superior photography exhibit
• UST in the news
• Association for Strategic Planning presents breakfast talk Oct. 25
• Computing network outages planned for Sunday morning
• Association of Fundraising Professionals meets Oct. 17
• Do you have a career iPlan?
• UST Bookstore adds fair trade clothing line Alta Gracia
• Bunch Who Lunch gathering features Christmas decorating tips
• Grit, gumption and grace
• State Health Officials Confirm First Influenza Case Of Season
• Woodbury: Father likely shot son, daughter
• Derek Boogard's brother pleads guilty to misdemeanor charge in former Wild player's death
• Wait a minute, aren't vitamins good for us?
• Road work zones are deadly zones
• Man charged with fatally stabbing La Crosse woman in Chicago luxury hotel
• 2 construction workers killed when struck by car on I-35W in Burnsville
• Woodbury father shot children before killing himself, authorities say
• Report adds details in grisly slaying of pregnant Milwaukee woman
• Ham Lake man, 57, missing
• Three arrested after garage, vehicle break-ins in Oakdale
• Target denies exec's departure related to Target.com problems
• Stocks slide on JPMorgan; tech rally trims losses
• Suspects had eye on Hudson racetrack, didn't notice cop in camo
• Fire restrictions across Minnesota will end Friday
• St. Paul man gets 6 months for fatally shooting brother
• Minneapolis pharmacy robberies suspect sought, reward offered
• Burnsville Realtor gets 8-1/2 years in mortgage scam
• 'Occupy' movement reaches Duluth
• William Mitchell Professor Sarah Deer selected to join National Council on Crime and Delinquency
• All-USA Academic Team Scholarship is now open. All eligible Saint Paul College S...
• The Penny Fellowship & Scholarship program assists Minnesota State College and U...
• Winona editor tapped for Wyoming newspaper post
• Wisconsin Iraq veteran sentenced for planning to kill self, kids
• Waseca couple accused of child abuse lose parental rights
• South Dakota man convicted of harboring fugitive
• St. Olaf students to play fiddles for Norwegian royalty
• Pipestone County deputy shoots, wounds man
• Former Mounds View man, 61, admits he had child porn
• Stomach illness hits dozens at Farmington school's celebration
• Drunk, still thirsty ... and armed: St. Paul barkeep stabbed after cutting off customer
• Condoms for first sex? Boys in U.S. are saying 'yes'
• American Marketing Association meeting features panel of marketing professionals
• Free relaxation classes start today
• Room at the Table dinner, dialogue spotlights ‘Injustice to Immigrants and Refugees’ Oct. 21
• School of Healing Prayer course begins tomorrow
• TrimFit water tasting on tap today at C-Store
• Telos Project discussion today features Dr. Adam Kay of Biology
• Library today: Feedback needed as database trials month continues
• Dr. Heidi Giebel to speak on ‘Search for the Missing Virtue’ at Philosophy Colloquium
• Dr. Stephen Hipp to speak Oct. 17 on “‘Hierarchy’ as a Pervasive Feature of the World”
• Does your Thanksgiving table have room for an international student or two?
• Colleges Against Cancer sponsors Pink Out for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• ‘Pearl Jam Twenty’ hits the big screen on campus tonight
• Parking Services reminds UST community to be alert for parking changes this weekend
• In Kansas, a game of chicken ... over domestic abuse?
• Vikings stadium proponents dismiss questions raised by study of Arden Hills site
• Iranian assassination plot: bizarre, brazen, barely believable
• Peanut shortage sending peanut butter prices up
• BlackBerry outages spread to U.S. and Canada
• 8 killed, 1 wounded in shooting at hair salon in Southern California
• Coon Rapids girl, 5, hospitalized after being found with zip tie around her neck
• Questions with Bob Sansevere: Percy Harvin blocks out talk about touches
• Stocks rise on hopes for resolution to Europe mess
• Questions with Bob Sansevere: Vikings defensive end Brian Robison
• Tom Powers: Tony Benshoof gave his 'heart and soul' to luge
• Family lost in Massachusetts corn maze calls 911 for help
• Condom use among U.S. boys reaches 80 percent; decline in teen sex rate levels off
• Freed hikers, their families thank senators
• John Wayne Gacy's victims exhumed to identify them
• First-ever Alumnae Council meets at St. Kate's
• Alumna reflects on life spent in military and Vietnam
• Bad gasoline delivered to 21 Minnesota communities
• Toddler killed in Wisconsin farm accident
• Panel rejects public vote on Vikings stadium tax; report raises other questions
• Forest Lake mom accused of neglect after cop finds daughter, 5, playing alone outside
• Rochester investor buys Louisiana race track
• Iowa man accused of assaulting woman with superglue
• Parent chaperone accused of doing drugs on Wisconsin school field trip
• Minnesota mining fines total $700,000 since 2004
• Fort Dodge tries to retain Land O'Lakes office
• I-35W bridge to go pink for breast cancer awareness
• Officials seize plants, fruits at border ports in Minnesota, North Dakota
• 2 stranded kayakers make fateful choice on windswept Mille Lacs; 1 dies
• David Jenkins, organ and harpsichord, with Jane Garvin, flute, present faculty recital Saturday
• Create a four-year course plan
• School of Law named ‘Top law school for externship opportunities’ for the second year by The National Jurist
• Volleyball voyeur
• VISION extends application deadline for January 2012 service trips
• Physical Plant to remove window air conditioners starting Thursday
• Free legal advice available for UST students today
• Openings remain for next session of AARC fitness classes; classes begin Monday
• Intramural sign-ups for volleyball, dodgeball tournament end Friday
• Author of children’s book Wonderstruck to speak here Sunday
• Mounds View: Man who lured girl to home sentenced
• In Republican debate, Romney inches toward political center
• Bachmann Supports Job Growth Through Free Trade
• Pawlenty rues errors in failed campaign but says experience was 'thrill of a lifetime'
• A deal has been reached between Israel and Palestine to release Gilad Shalit and...
• Professor featured in Saint Mark's Music Series
• Center for Sales Innovation launches St. Kate’s Sales Club for high school and college students
• Charges: Wisconsin woman imitated TV show procedure to cut fetus from womb
• Trial set for man accused of killing NDSU researcher
• Whitewater dad throws first Milwaukee Brewers' pitch in son's memory
• La Crosse woman found dead in Chicago hotel room
• Lynx, fans celebrate WNBA championship
• Father, son expected to be charged today in Kandiyohi County homicide
• Decline of federal grassland program threatens Minnesota pheasants
• Burnsville man who killed wife gives up custody of children
• 6 hurt in two-vehicle crash in Afton
• U.N.: Torture widespread in Afghan prisons
• More in middle class escape income tax
• Full-time MBA students take top honor at national business ethics competition
• Geology Department to host talk on impact of lead poisoning due to artisanal gold mining
• Stay in touch with the Binz on Facebook
• KUST celebrates College Radio Day today
• Oh, say, can you sing the national anthem?
• TPT to rebroadcast three St. Thomas programs
• Pre-med, pre-pharm informational sessions offered today
• Two School of Education professors pen award-winning book for literature in adult education
• Alcoholics Anonymous meets on campus
• Havel Civil Society Symposium embarks on yearlong examination of ‘public work’ in the Twin Cities
• Fees at the St. Thomas Employee Federal Credit Union?
• Latino AIDS Awareness Day In Minnesota
• Former U of M faculty share Nobel economics prize
• Wisconsin effort to recall Scott Walker to start Nov. 15
• Mother of suspect in fatal Dinkytown hit-run seeks name change
• State increasing oversight of driver's license records
• Ramsey County sheriff's deputy dies during internal affairs probe
• Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin is off to a running start as ballcarrier
• Islanders 2, Wild 1: Sluggish first period dooms Minnesota to first loss
• Edina businessman joins race to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. Erik Paulsen
• Second murder suspect pleads guilty in Lake Elmo car theft
• Man gets life sentence for hiring hit man to kill Fargo son-in-law
• Apple says 1 million pre-orders of iPhone 4S break record
• Death certificate: Jobs death caused by respiratory arrest, cancer
• Driver injured when pumpkin tossed from Iowa overpass smashes windshield
• Stocks soar on European pledge to help banks
• Crush of orders for Jobs' signature shirt sends St. Croix scrambling
• Defendant convicted of robbing, raping transgender victim in St. Paul
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Weekend fires in White Bear Lake appear intentionally set
• Bancroft to guide audience to “No Horizon Is So Far”
• Join PRISM Campus Alliance in the City View Cafe from 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. for...
• Gallery exhibition in the news
• Neighbors: Suspect in Wisconsin fetal abduction pretended to be pregnant
• New exhibit examines tribal treaties in Minnesota
• Motorcyclist killed, passenger loses leg in Wisconsin crash
• Bicycle helmet saves Iowa boy in driveway accident
• Firefighter running Chicago Marathon collapses, dies
• Off-duty trooper arrested in Shorewood for drunken driving
• Maple Plain man among 3 killed in North Dakota crash
• Come celebrate the re-opening of the Olson Campus Center
• Beverage Committee seeks proposals to spend Pepsi contract funds
• Taste of Saints food festival set for Saturday in lower quad
• When life throws dirt at you …
• Movie-viewing sessions added to student-faculty research project
• Accretive Health presents career information session Tuesday
• Winton Guest House garners national media attention
• After a long trip and total restoration, Frank Gehry’s Winton Guest House is ready for its grand opening in Owatonna Oct. 16
• New discussion series for female faculty begins Thursday
• International Education to hold info session on Boren Scholarship tomorrow
• Noted author to lecture on ‘The Rape of Europa: The Fate of Europe’s Treasures in the Third Reich and the Second World War’
• Campus community gathers Wednesday to remember John Rohwer, Dan Carey
• Wellness Center hides new caches for ongoing geocaching program
• Government and Nonprofit Career Fair open to students, alumni
• Catholic Studies study abroad program hosts informational meeting to study in Rome fall 2012, spring 2013
• Chinese immersion program draws questions, then converts
• Minnesota's child care, averaging $9,900 a year, is among least affordable
• U.S. household incomes have fallen farther, faster since recession ended
• Good enough: Vikings hold onto lead for first win, but several familiar foibles also reappear
• Couple hurt in motorcycle crash in Pierce County
• Vikings 34, Cardinals 10: Adrian Peterson runs wild as Vikings post first win
• Cigarette butt fire closes popular Eagan eatery
• Bachmann: Debt ceiling fight kept her out of New Hampshire
• Kandiyohi County investigating apparent homicide
• Royals stir Norway pride with trip to Minnesota, Iowa
• Missing Boy Scouts found along Wisconsin-Illinois border
• Cool, wet weather helps in fight of Minnesota forest fire
• One dead in Otter Tail crash Sunday, following several fatal accidents Saturday
• Dead body found in Rum River
• Man injured in bear attack near Superior
• Game 2 of ALCS postponed by rain
• NBA owners, union to meet in 11th-hour session
• A play about bullies, by the bullied
• Secret U.S. memo made legal case to kill citizen
• Mother found dead with baby torn from her womb
• Concert review: Pursuing St. Francis, in Rose Ensemble's transcendent fashion
• Online reservation showdown under way in Twin Cities: OpenTable vs. pilot Eveve
• Easier, costlier stroke prevention lies ahead
• Purdue 45, Gophers 17: Boilermakers ride 31-3 first half to easy win over Gophers
• Minnesota Amish teen dies after being thrown by horse
• Minneosta jury awards $1.4 million in pastor sex-abuse case
• Ruling clears way for appeals of Indian trust deal
• Pedestrian, bicyclist deaths down in Minnesota
• Family Outings: Gaze at the stars and bask in their awesomeness
• Iconic Oakland Raiders owner, NFL rogue Al Davis dead at 82
• Three turnovers by Gophers help Purdue to 45-17 victory
• Champion Lynx arriving home this afternoon, parade planned for Tuesday
• Former Twin Delmon Young won't play for Detroit Tigers in ALCS
• How sweep it is: Lynx close the deal, rule WNBA
• Ruben Rosario: Aging St. Paul couple's eviction put off after Klobuchar intervenes
• Pastor who supports Perry says Mormonism a cult, Romney not a Christian
• In Minneapolis, a demonstration with a touch of 'Minnesota nice'
• Steve Jobs' turtleneck: Made in Minnesota. And now in demand.
• After contract dispute resolved, Fox renews 'Simpsons' for two more years
• Mexico's violence takes yet another bloody turn
• BBB, auto dealer at odds over new advertising policy
• Police locate parents of 18-month-old boy found wandering in North Minneapolis
• Regulators close RiverBank; Stillwater's Central Bank takes it over
• Officials drop BWCA permits lottery
• Groups competing for piece of $1 million grant host open houses
• Wis. judge blocks state tobacco crackdown
• St. Kate's partners with Children's of Minnesota to film TV show
• Savories of Stillwater to close at month's end
• St. Paul police ID man who collapsed, died in custody
• St. Paul rape, robbery suspect hauled from courtroom before jury gets case
• Charges: Woman stole credit cards from students at 4 metro colleges
• Students rehearse a show for young hospital patients
• Xcel Energy sues EPA over new emissions rules
• Chemical makers say BPA no longer used in bottles
• Sentencing in Arizona sweat lodge case set for mid-November
• Fatal crash involving New Ulm police car under review
• Wisconsin low-income residents can apply for energy aid
• Wall Street protesters to converge in downtown Minneapolis
• Karl Rove, Wiconsin governor to speak at GOP conference in Bloomington
• Man collapses, dies while in St. Paul police custody following domestic disturbance call
• Music Department presents two October performances, Orff Workshop
• Quarter Century Club inducts new members
• Master of Social Work program holds information session Monday
• Preregistration ends today for Wellness 5K Run/Walk
• Fall 2011 International Enrollment report now available
• Tropospheric chemistry to be discussed at today’s Chemistry Seminar
• Former Twins player, manager Frank Quilici to speak at NYSP 21st anniversary celebration
• UST students invited to Graduate and Professional School Day on Oct. 12
• UST in the news
• Freshmen respond to national survey
• Committees formed for Reaccreditation Self-Study
• All invited to next meeting of Student Legacy Committee
• VISION extends application deadline to Oct. 21
• CEO defends firing Rainbow Foods manager who was stabbed by customer
• Public Safety does not expect protest to impact Minneapolis campus
• At 96, New Brighton music lover's wish fulfilled
• Grandmother testifies in St. Croix County teen girl's abuse case
• Young Hmong designers flaunt tradition during MNfashion Week
• Was Einstein wrong? U physicists will help find out
• 10 years of war in Afghanistan, and a waiting game for insurgents
• Levels of PFCs spike in two wells in Woodbury at former 3M dump site, state says
• Florida lawmaker wants to end 'dwarf-tossing' ban, calling it a way to spur employment
• No resolution in talks between Anoka Hennepin schools and rights groups
• Betty's Pies goes on tour; first stop, Maplewood Mall
• Hutchinson man charged in fatal shooting, fire
• 3 arrested after showing up to work at Duluth military base
• Dayton orders Guard to NW Minnesota wildfire
• Stocks rise on help for European banks; Dow up 183
• Felony charge against Aaron Boogaard dropped in brother's death
• Battle of barbs escalates between Regis, hedge fund
• Farmer who destroyed pelican eggs and chicks going to trial
• GOP panel backs Minnesota cash-flow borrowing
• Report documents confusion at polls during Wisconsin recalls
• 2 teens face charges for burning Duluth playground
• William Mitchell student Alissa Fischer places fourth in NAELA’s national student writing competition
• Music-Theater Department presents play, three concerts
• This is the beginning of a genuine movement on Wall St, K St, and Main St.
• Cancer battle delays next Vince Flynn thriller
• Wisconsin tobacco store sues state over roll-your-own machines
• Target September revenue figure jumps
• The Macalester Scotlight: Jesse Geary
• Hutchinson man charged with fatally shooting victim, starting fire in cover-up
• Man says he drank 8 pitchers of beer before crash that killed Black River Falls man
• No federal protection for northern leopard frog
• UW System to ease transfer of credits
• St. Paul Rainbow Foods manager was stabbed. Then he was fired.
• These stadium backers pitch a plan: All for one
• Murder-suicide suspected in deaths of Woodbury man, 2 children after RV fire at Grand Canyon
• ‘Hot Topics’ ‘Cool Talk’ series kicks off with discussion on Minnesota marriage amendment
• Career Development Center offers more than résumé writing, interviewing skills seminars
• Ordway invites St. Thomas campus community to ‘Come Fly Away’
• FCA invites Super Bowl champ to speak at UST
• St. Thomas alumna presents lecture on postwar France on Oct. 18
• Maryknoll lay missioner to speak on 35 years of mission work in Africa
• Study Abroad Photo Contest deadline one week away
• AARC offers strength training orientation sessions
• Young adults invited to Cor Jesu tomorrow
• Graduate Programs in Software hosts information session Tuesday, Oct. 11
• It’s not too late to participate in the homecoming parade
• Stressed? Wellness Center offers free relaxation classes
• Library today: Database trials feedback requested
• AFROTC Detachment 410 cadets shine in summer field training
• U of M professor to address the question: ‘Islamic Sharia: Threat to Democracy?’
• Governor Mark Dayton declares October Safe Routes to School Month
• Bachmann Introduces Pro-Life Heartbeat Legislation
• Peas, corn and other starchy veggies at center of furor over USDA school lunch guidelines
• Vikings report: Despite 0-4 start, Frazier sticking with his starters
• Officials: Probe of Grand Canyon fire deaths of Woodbury dad, kids points to murder-suicide
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Sure, it's hot now, but check out brutal winter forecast
• St. Paul ex-cop accuses Minneapolis cop of unlawfully accessing her driving records
• Palin won't run for president
• Maplewood boy arrested in fake bomb threat on school
• Reward offered in Minneapolis homicide
• St. Paul schools launch campaign to boost enrollment
• Convicted sex offender captured in North Dakota cornfield
• Canby man pleads guilty, pays restitution for plowing up road
• A great scholarship opportunity for student leaders!
• William Mitchell College of Law reports record fundraising year
• Inspired by the growing grassroots movement on Wall St and across the country. I...
• Funeral and memorial services planned for Aaron Schuster
• The winner of the Saint Paul College bumper sticker contest for September was Fu...
• William Mitchell receives leadership gift to increase scholarships and innovation in legal education
• Menomonie man arrested for 6th drunken driving offense
• Unconscious man rescued from burning St. Paul home
• Wisconsin mom charged after twin babies drown in bathtub
• Wisconsin lawmakers plan bill to boost outdoor sports
• Video game character record is on the line in Wisconsin
• Memorial to be held today for Eleanor Mondale Poling, daughter of ex-VP
• Iowa State professor wins chemistry Nobel for quasicrystals
• Magnetation to expand in Iron Range
• Costco fourth-quarter profit climbs; will hike membership fees
• Milwaukee man tending to disabled car dies after driver knocks him from bridge
• Eau Claire woman accused of stealing ring from dead woman at visitation
• With MarQueis Gray still recovering from toe injury, freshman Max Shortell expected to start for Gophers vs. Purdue
• Daltrey offers tour of Who classics
• Professional notes
• USG plans special election for vice president of public relations
• The color purple
• Complete BUSN200 in Uganda and take a safari tour
• Learning Technology Program to host talk on ‘Essential Mobile Learning Apps for E-Learning’
• Pepsi offers samples of Rockstar energy drinks tomorrow
• ‘All Things Considered’ co-host Michele Norris is Family Weekend speaker Friday evening
• STAR announces homecoming dance, sweatshirt information
• Elizabeth Smith named associate director of Faculty Development Center
• Are your ready for some Rectors’ Bowl football?
• Please remember Marguerite (Rowan) Schultz in your prayers
• Second session of AARC fitness classes begins Monday, Oct. 17
• Campus volunteers ready to roll in annual fall Mississippi River bank cleanup campaign
• 2 east metro magnet schools face closing in Maplewood, Woodbury
• Hudson hopes to turn shuttered dog track into school
• Bachmann’s St. Croix River Crossing Bill Passes Natural Resources Committee
• Prosecutor says Somali-American woman knew she was funding terrorists; defense says charity was the goal
• Amanda Knox returns to U.S. after 4 years in prison
• Man dies on I-94 in Hudson
• NBA cancels remainder of exhibition season
• Two Oakdale students die in RV fire in Arizona
• Hanks Williams Jr. apologizes for Hitler-Obama analogy
• Christie: 'Now is not my time' for White House bid
• Dangerous fire conditions across southern Minnesota; BWCA restrictions resume
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Stillwater man charged in hold up of Maplewood gas station
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone
• UW-Stout changes stance on professor's "Firefly" poster
• St. Paul woman aquitted of felony charges in crash that killed 3
• Suspect arrested in Little Falls shooting death
• Tommy Thompson files paperwork for Wisconsin U.S. Senate race
• Please remember Aaron Schuster in your prayers
• Macalester strikes early and beats Bethel 5-0
• Kohl's will hire 40,000 for holidays
• Wisconsin shuts down roll-your-own tobacco machines
• North Dakota woman accused of trying to kill husband with poisoned enchiladas
• Military confirms inquiry into Wisconsin soldier's fatal shooting
• Waite Park council votes to sell some confiscated guns
• Austin woman charged with punching boy, 5, at Oktoberfest
• American Queen to stop in Twin Cities during Great Steamboat Race
• Couple dead in apparent murder-suicide in St. Louis Park
• Scores of Minnesota law enforcement officers investigated over improper accessing of individual's driver data
• Enrollment here down slightly from last fall
• Leadership Academy offers courses throughout October
• Learn about Hourcar’s new student-rate plan at Sustainability Fair Thursday
• Noted climate-change scientist Richard Alley to speak here Friday
• Kaplan offers free grad school admissions practice tests on campus
• Bagel Wednesday is tomorrow
• University Advocates for Women and Equity holds open meeting Oct. 11, invites input on concerns
• Fire demonstrations to take place today on John P. Monahan Plaza
• Exempt and Non-Exempt Councils to host annual all-staff forum
• Cummins Inc. presents information session Thursday
• VISION invites faculty, staff, graduate students to become advisers for January 2012 service trips
• Smoking quit kits available at Fire Safety Expo today
• Feeling low? Get help Oct. 6 on National Depression Screening Day
• Fourth annual Executive Conference on the Future of Health Care to be held Oct. 28
• Career Development Center launches new site with mobile enhancements
• Please remember Mildred Sweeney Mehsikomer in your prayers
• Four members of UST community to speak at Sustainability Symposium tomorrow
• American Craft Week at Grand Hand Gallery
• Questions with Bob Sansevere: With Vikings now 0-4, coach Leslie Frazier admits, 'I haven't been in this situation'
• Viking catches only Twitter flak
• Settlement reached with journalists arrested during 2008 Republican National Convention
• ACLU backs up its 3-year case against defunct TiZA
• Bachmann Honors Stillwater’s Steve & Ann Jacobs with 2011 Angels in Adoption Award
• Defendant in Somali terror case refuses to stand, judge finds her in contempt
• Vikings report: Veteran players charged with keeping locker room together
• American Amanda Knox freed by Italian court
• Lakeville father to dispute police claim that he abandoned son
• 2nd man surrenders in Dayton's Bluff slaying in St. Paul
• More aides leave Bachmann presidential campaign
• ESPN yanks Hank Williams Jr. for comparing Obama to Hitler (w/video)
• Canadian man pleads guilty to cocaine trafficking; sting hatched in Bloomington bar
• State parks remain closed in Door County following Wisconsin windstorm
• Target marketing chief leaves for J.C. Penney
• Stocks sink, pushing S&P to a new low for the year
• Would-be drug buyer called cop for marijuana; cop busts 2
• Minneapolis police seek help ID'ing would-be kidnapper
• Father killed in logging accident two months after reunion with son from Hastings
• Lawyer: Cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Secret Service pay $100K to journalist Amy Goodman, 2 others, for RNC arrests
• $100k Klub honors CATIE Center
• St. Kate's professor in Star Tribune
• New Lambeau security measures delay fans
• Source: UAW summons local leaders on Ford talks
• Chippewa Falls songwriter wins polka copyright case against ex-wife
• U of M celebrates 100th anniversary of hospital
• Oshkosh Corp., union set to negotiate
• Report: Woman escapes fire at Oakdale home
• Friday’s Banned Books Week Trivia Contest winner named
• Senior Class Gift Committee holds first meeting Tuesday, Oct. 4
• St. Thomas student receives first nomination for national collegiate energy competition
• UST celebrates Sustainability Week, Oct. 3-8
• International Education Center rolls out new online application system for students who study abroad
• University dedicates famed architect Frank Gehry’s Winton Guest House at the Gainey Conference Center in Owatonna
• Political analyst Jeff Greenfield to speak here Thursday as part of Minnesota Public Radio series
• Need to Borrow? Consider the Credit Union’s loan offerings
• Dr. Elaine MacMillan to lead Theology Night Live discussion on ‘Women in the Church’
• Communication Club holds first fall meeting tomorrow
• On-Campus Interviewing program can lead to internships, jobs
• Bookstores celebrate first annual National Student Day Oct. 6
• Venture capital investor to speak at Investment Club meeting tomorrow
• Minnesota voters should pay attention to redistricting
• WEDNESDAY: Committee Markup Scheduled for St. Croix River Crossing Legislation
• Stricter pollution rules for state's landfills could kill Xcel Energy's plan for fly-ash site in West Lakeland Township
• Almsgiving for Somalia, or terrorist support? Rochester women's trial opens today
• Bayport man, 72, dies after car accident
• Death of Coon Rapids woman, 33, called suspicious
• Twin Cities marathon winners slowed by cramps, wind, hills
• Joe Soucheray: I can afford the Vikings stadium. So can you. All that unseen stuff is why we're broke.
• Late comeback comes up short as Vikings fall to 0-4
• BWCA forest fire now 70 percent contained
• Wisconsin youth deer hunt set to start this month
• Minnesota court to take public input on political maps
• Could sliding Bachmann fall back on House seat?
• Minnesota women accused of terror financing face trial
• Three South Dakota guard units get deployment orders
• Fire officials conducting prescribed burn in Black Hills
• Twin Cities marathon map
• Foul play suspected in Duluth playground fire
• Urban vs. suburban matters little when it comes to student test scores, Pioneer Press analysis finds
• Fall MNfashion Week has new St. Paul events
• In western Wisconsin, homelessness moves out to the suburbs
• How the Pioneer Press staff sees the Vikings-Chiefs matchup
• Michigan 58, Gophers 0: U absorbs worst Big Ten beating in school history
• Dayton to return to Minnesota following trip to South Korea
• Tech Test Drive: Verizon best for fast data service, but its devices lack iPhone's panache
• Man who died in South St. Paul dump truck crash IDed
• Boundary Waters fire now 67 percent contained
• Impotent Gophers hit a new low in 58-0 loss to Michigan
• About 50 cows killed in Stearns County barn fire
• Green Bay mayor wants to rename road for coach McCarthy
• Seller of synthetic drugs in Duluth makes no apologies
• In North Dakota, union seeks meeting with sugar beet growers
• Maplewood school works its way off state's 'No Child' watch list
• Ramsey County panel's decision on Vikings stadium could pose unprecedented issues
• Wishes for a sweet Jewish new year
• Vikings trying to work around E.J. Henderson's limitations
• Amy Lindgren: Those holiday job opportunities are already out there
• The Vikings stadium: As Wilf grows impatient, Los Angeles gets ready
• Unlike past efforts, AEG stadium plan wins city's support
• Wisconsin governor's chief of staff resigns
• Vikings Q&A: A Chris Kluwe fetal position action figure?
• Stocks end gloomy 3rd quarter on a weak note
• Fired police officer pleads not guilty to rape charges
• Walker changes Wisconsin presidential primary
• The National Security Forum presents: Evolving Threats to the Globe
• Fire destroys five food booths at Minnesota Renaissance Festival
• Turkey loss from Pelican Rapids barn fire estimated at $500,000
• One dead in New York Mills crash
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• St. Kate’s adjunct professor among 2011 Twin Cities Film Fest Award winners
• 47 percent of Minnesota schools fail under 'No Child Left Behind'
• In quest for fitness, families in one Burnsville neighborhood rediscover the joys of old-fashioned play
• Teen fatally shot, apparently accidentally, in Center City
• Lakeville dad who abandoned son, will fight to see him again
• Wisconsin museum gets prize from Super Bowl wager
• North Dakota man, 82, holds intruder at bay with gun
• State to release wasps near Summit Avenue to fight emerald ash borers
• Man acquitted in crash that killed UW-Stout student from McGregor
• Prominent US-born al-Qaida cleric killed in Yemen
• Impact of likely No Child Left Behind waiver unclear for Minnesota's schools
• Chalk it up
• Dining Services stresses importance of adhering to ordering deadlines
• 2011 Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report available
• Feast on Apple Fest Week in the Grill, Oct. 3-7
• Metal-protein interactions to be discussed at today’s Chemistry Seminar
• UST in the news
• Archbishop John Ireland statue returned to its home on the lower quad
• Tickets remain for Minnesota Wild home opener
• Twin Cities Marathon weekend races will restrict traffic on Summit Avenue
• Law professors square off Monday in ‘Same Sex Marriage and the Law’ debate
• Thursday’s Banned Books Week Trivia Contest winner named
• Anderson Student Center: Progress continues with finishing work underway
• Go Tommies!
• Tom Powers: Twins need to run a tighter ship next season
• Real Haunted Tour
• Boyfriend convicted of manslaughter in toddler's death
• How much are we bid for this island? Government considering a garage-sale approach to reducing deficit
• Banned posters rile 'Firefly' TV show fans against UW-Stout
• Plenty of eyes will be on Max Shortell on Saturday
• Jared Allen says he's 'truly blessed' to be a Viking, glad to be out of Kansas City
• Lucia wants to 'walk away when it's going good'
• DNR lifting last of Minn. campfire restrictions
• <p>AT&T Mobility on Thursday appealed a district court judge's decision barring it from building a 450-foot lighted cellphone tower that would be visible from portions of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
• Cottage Grove residents warned about sick raccoons
• Lakeville dad police say abandoned son released from jail
• <p>Capitol Police not amused by Onion's satirical postings about congressional hostage-taking
• Last chance to buy tickets to the sold out to the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchest...
• St. Paul man, caught masturbating on porch, admits indecent exposure
• Dayton's Bluff shooting was not random, cops say
• New AT&T cell tower OK'd near Afton State Park
• Expect delays Friday on I-35E in St. Paul
• Cat with 2 faces lives 12 years, sets record
• EEOC sues Alliant Techsystems for race discrimination
• Blustery winds today in the metro, western Wisconsin
• Driver in fatal I-94 crash identified
• UW-Stout professor claims free speech violated after posters removed
• US fugitive lived openly in Africa
• St. Paul Fire Department presents fire safety expo Oct. 4 on John P. Monahan Plaza
• Wednesday’s Banned Books Week Trivia Contest winner named
• Wellness Center promotes seat-belt safety with window clings
• Libraries’ First-Year Student Survey working again
• Plan ahead for parking on campus this weekend
• Target representatives to speak at AMA meeting today
• Student-Alumni Mentoring Program registrations due by Oct. 21
• Study abroad application deadlines draw near
• Library today: Eric Kallas named science liaison librarian; Keffer Library conducts book sale
• Follow the Wellness Center on Facebook, Twitter
• Booya will flow at fall's feeds in east metro, Western Wisconsin
• Minnesota Guard ag specialists headed for Afghanistan
• Some Minnesota hunters' long waits to bag a moose will get longer after BWCA fire
• Anoka-Hennepin's anti-bullying task force is called flawed because it doesn't include teachers
• Wisconsin driver arrested after 50-mile police chase that ended in Forest Lake
• Amazon.com challenges iPad with new Kindle Fire
• Obama asks high court to rule on health care law
• Wishing a Happy New Year to the Jewish community of Minnesota and around the wo...
• In appeal to political base, Bachmann delivers evangelical message at Liberty University
• Massachusetts man arrested on suspicion of plotting attacks on Pentagon, Capitol
• Former Ramsey County sheriff Fletcher has new gig: informing public about Somalia
• Rick Adelman: Timberwolves are 'not that far from turning things around'
• Court: Lehrke renters will leave by Oct. 31
• Fargo brewery unveils its first beer: Wood Chipper
• Testimony: Mother said she hit son, 2, in chest, shoved him against toilet; boy died hours later
• Vikings report: Peterson, Henderson take a day off to rest injuries
• Vikings breaking down Donovan McNabb's mechanics
• Heidi, German zoo's beloved cross-eyed opossum, dies
• Detroit police may put stop to mobile strip club called 'Booty Lounge'
• Consumers warned not to eat oysters harvested from Washington's Hood Canal
• Walker calls Wisconsin Legislature back for special session on jobs
• Food find: New local chocolate bar is 'too good to be real'
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• Defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys ready to fill in coaching Gophers for Jerry Kill if necessary
• Twins 7, Royals 4: Rene Tosoni hits Twins' first grand slam at Target Field
• Proposed vote on Vikings stadium tax to be subject of Ramsey County hearing tonight
• Tony Parr of Wells Fargo Advisors to speak at Investment Club meeting tomorrow
• School of Law hosts informational open house Saturday, Oct. 8
• Multicultural Student Services to host Zumba Fitness sessions
• Professional notes
• Fall semester yoga offered on Minneapolis campus
• Tuesday’s Banned Books Week Trivia Contest winner named
• Interested in law enforcement? Attend information session Thursday
• Music in the Library hosts encore performance by jazz pianist Larry McDonough tomorrow
• Summer, fall 2011 institutional reports now available online
• Looking for a BUSN 200 site this semester?
• Football fans reminded about sportsmanship at Saturday’s Tommie-Johnnie game
• Scuba Club holds first meeting of the semester tomorrow
• Pliable Planes: Tim Harding - Fiber And Aaron Kramer: Sculpture - Exhibition
• St. Croix County, Wis.: Woman is killed in crash with truck
• After computer theft, data at risk for 16,800 patients in Fairview, North Memorial health systems
• Twin Cities home price drop since 2010 remains worst in nation
• The Twins have reached 100 losses only once since the franchise relocated from Washington
• Craig Leipold opens Minnesota Wild owner's suite to media
• Employers making workers pay more for less insurance
• Jolts of java help keep a woman's blues away
• Sansevere's Huddle: McNabb having mechanical failure; Gophers and Kill: What's next?
• Apple sends out invite for iPhone event on Oct. 4
• Mayo Clinic adds Arizona campus
• Hope, famed Internet bear, apparently killed by hunter who didn't know animal's identity
• St. Paul lawyer admits threatening son, 7, who was found with injuries
• Iron Range DFLers want DNR to sue over BWCA fire
• Cravaack opposes Mpls-to-Duluth high-speed rail
• Iowa State University names new president
• Census finds 1,330 gay married couples in Minnesota
• Hiker's family hid Israeli link during captivity
• Stocks rise for third day on optimism about Europe
• Maplewood man shocked while trying to steal copper gets 75 days jail
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Mendota Heights robbery suspect who eluded police along Mississippi River bluffs arrested
• Carp czar asks stakeholders: Educate about dangers
• St. Kate’s chemistry professors awarded NSF grant
• Attend the Upper Midwest Law Fair
• Phi Theta Kappa General Member/Prospective Member Meeting Come learn about Phi T...
• Fargo man sentenced for having 41 pounds of pot at home
• Ramps, loops at I-35W/Minnesota 13 in Burnsville to close for construction
• Victim, suspect both drinking before fatal Wisconsin crash
• Cheese hat maker disturbed by Wisconsin billboard
• Royals 7, Twins 3: Kevin Slowey dips to 0-8 and earns a spot in the record books
• Enjoying fall colors a bonus riding bicycles on College Art Gallery Collaborative Fall Art Tour
• Please remember Charles McQuinn in your prayers
• Counseling Center offers Grief and Loss Support Group; starts Oct. 4
• Submit your film for 2011 ACTC Student Film Festival
• IRT to upgrade Banner, Murphy Online in December
• University Advocates for Women and Equity hosts reception Sept. 29 for new women employees, annual fall meeting
• First Banned Books Week Trivia Contest winner named
• Fall semester Faculty Forum to hear from Shared Governance Review Committee
• Please remember Robert Provost in your prayers
• Ski and Snowboard Club hosts Grill Out Tuesday, meeting Thursday
• Credit union membership eligibility is a UST employee benefit
• Please remember Marlene Krona in your prayers
• World Press Institute participants to share impressions of United States at program here next week
• Institutional Review Board to launch online management tool
• Opus College of Business ethics institute renamed ‘Veritas’
• Meetings and committee work can build community
• Ash borers claim more St. Paul trees, now near historic Summit Avenue
• Dead squirrel, tipped car part of Oktoberfest mayhem in La Crosse
• Eden Prairie man wins Carnegie medal for heroism for St. Paul river rescue
• Lessons at home, homework at school
• Study: Dads less likely to die of heart problems than childless men
• Pagami Creek wildfire now 59 percent contained, officials say
• Lilydale Park is scene of manhunt after police pursue Mendota Heights robbery suspect to area
• NHL suspends Wild's Brad Staubitz
• Gov. Mark Dayton names new German shepherd puppy: 'Itasca'
• Brooklyn Park evangelical pastor Mac Hammond backing Michele Bachmann for president
• St. Paul-focused development group disbands in favor of regional approach
• Vikings turn attention to improving McNabb's mechanics
• Charges: St. Paul man waved knife, threatened to kill wife and kids, tried to dunk head of girl, 2, in toilet
• Big Ten coaches wish Kill well
• General Mills investor takes question to the top
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• Shoreview day care owner enters guilty plea in hair-pulling, yanked hair from 3-year-old's head
• Tuesday, September 29th Student Success Series Event: Transfer Basics Room 33...
• Coon Rapids man killed in weekend motorcycle crash
• Burnsville man gets life without parole for killing ex
• Stocks jump on investor hopes for a Europe fix
• Wisconsin Republican leaders to review voter ID advice
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• Professor's book highlighted by Star Tribune
• St. Kate's STEM initiatives in the news
• Fatal crash involving pedestrian investigated near Hampton
• Detours coming this week for some downtown St. Paul bus routes
• South Dakota angler wins walleye tourney; Anoka man top amateur
• Bidding on Hudson rest area property begins soon
• New Prague man, woman hurt in Pierce County motorcycle crash
• Trial to begin in death of UW-Stout student from McGregor
• Libraries observe 30th annual Banned Books Week, Sept. 26-Oct. 1.
• Bring a friend to partner massage class today
• Up ’til Dawn events spotlight childhood cancer awareness
• Wellness Center promotes punch cards, punch-worthy events
• ThreeSixty high school journalists explore the environment in fall magazine
• Public Safety posts alert on assault Friday near Davanni’s
• Memory and the History of Art Lecture Series kicks off on Sept. 28
• Student researchers present Inquiry at UST poster session tomorrow
• Director of athletics offers pregame tips for football showdown Saturday
• Women’s center book club to discuss Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
• Students plan for success
• Incoming students already thinking about their careers and signing up for iExplore
• Archbishop John Nienstedt celebrates Mass on campus tomorrow
• State Receives Up To $10 Million Federal Grant To Help Prevent Diabetes
• Group erecting Wisconsin billboard decrying health effects of eating cheese
• After husband's death, promising medical device designed by his engineer wife
• Hikers, in U.S., say they heard screams, endured 'false hope'
• SlutWalk movement comes to Minnesota
• Coach Kill checks in at Mayo for tests<br/> He's 'taking some time away' after another seizure
• Twins 6, Indians 4: Minnesota avoids 100-loss season
• Freed hikers: Iran held us because we're American
• Some Iowa postal workers could be paid for no work
• Court to determine sanity of Burnsville man accused of shooting wife
• Future of Willmar mental health facility in doubt
• Fire destroys Babbitt's only grocery store
• BWCA fire now 45 percent contained
• Center City man killed in motorcycle crash
• Email shows Wisconsin governor considered cutting pay of public workers
• Wisconsin wants $9.9 million in stimulus funds back
• Highway Patrol: Teenage pedestrian killed by drunken Anoka driver
• Census to release new data on same-sex couples
• Lions 26, Vikings 23: Minnesota blows 20-0 halftime lead
• Gophers football coach Jerry Kill hospitalized again after another seizure
• Divisive drive to unionize in-home child care
• Russia's Putin will seek old job
• Atlas publisher scrambles to refreeze Greenland, skirt climate-change drama
• $4 million to make walking to school safer - and no one's walking
• 'A beacon of good tax policy' for Minnesota to retire
• St. Paul bucks trend, gives struggling schools more funding to improve
• Family Outings: Carpenter Nature Center has even more to offer than hiking and apples
• Hope the bear is missing in NE Minnesota
• Black bear spotted in Washington County
• Mother surrenders 3-hour-newborn in La Crosse
• No leads in case of baby found in Mississippi River
• 2 suspensions after Blue Jackets-Wild game
• NASA: 6-ton satellite hits Earth; location unknown
• Perry: Mistake by Bachmann, Romney to skip Florida test vote
• Milk output in Wis., Minn. hints at positive trend
• 2 Americans released from Iranian prison head home
• Wild send first-round pick Zack Phillips to Saint John
• 2 hikers held in Iran to return to US on Sunday
• Artists share inspiration for "Iron Maidens" exhibition
• Annoyed Percy Harvin insists, "I'm fine, fine, fine"
• Something old, new, bartered and blue: A wedding via bartering
• Seward murder jury says guilty - six times
• Minnesota will reapply for No Child waivers now that Obama allows states more power
• Mosaic's 1Q to fall short; it joins S&P 500
• Minnesota gets $10 million for diabetes prevention
• Road work on Interstate 35E could cause delays
• Woman killed by police on I-394 identified
• Home, art tours offer inspiration for beds, baths and beyond
• Fender bender the latest bump in Twins' season
• More than 19 years prison for man who kidnapped and sexually assaulted St. Paul girl
• Johnson high school student stabbed near school
• U.S. stocks quiet after brutal week of selling
• Guilty plea in hit-and-run that killed 78-year-old St. Paul man
• Mahdi Ali faces life in prison after guilty verdicts in three murders
• Boyfriend accused in toddler's death told police: "I loved that little boy."
• Rangers escape injury using emergency shelters at BWCA fire
• Sheriff: Man killed by Winona County deputy did not have gun
• The Macalester Scotlight: Will Dhonau
• Large duck flight expected in North Dakota
• Nation's shortest commute is in Great Falls; Grand Forks is 3rd
• Dakotas, Minnesota health organizations talk merger
• Bachmann: 'We're in it for the marathon'
• Jury convicts Burnsville man of killing ex-wife as kids watched
• Guru's lawyers request delay in sentencing in Arizona sweat lodge case
• Sisters: Army to investigate Wisconsin soldier's death
• Ex-Indy driver critically hurt in crash near Baxter
• Hugo artist wins 2012 Minnesota trout stamp contest
• Minnesota schools leader attends rollback of 'No Child' law
• Downtown St. Paul: A dog-friendly place
• Association for Strategic Planning presents breakfast talk Sept. 27
• Student Peer Ministry Team offers ministry hours on campus
• Red Cross Blood Drive seeks volunteers
• Chemistry Seminar: biomedical nanosensors
• Donors honor School of Law’s 10th anniversary with $850,000 in scholarship funds
• Veterinarian, author to visit campus for Dinner With a Health Professional
• Listening House Silent Auction information session set for Sunday
• Computing network outages planned for Sunday morning
• Join VIA to volunteer your service in the Twin Cities area
• Donors needed for blood drive Oct. 11-12
• Multicultural Student Services celebrates Hispanic-Latino Heritage Month
• UST in the news
• Lessons from 20 years ago guide him today
• In a show of sportsmanship, Andover High runner Josh Ripley carried an injured competitor to safety
• Passion flows, pro and con, at Capitol over day care workers unionizing
• West St. Paul man sentenced to 175 days jail in bank robbery
• Questions with Bob Sansevere: Denard Span
• Wayzata man gets 6 years prison for shooting at cabbie, police
• Facebook looks to extend online reach, sharing
• Gardenhire dreads thought of 100
• Percy Harvin misses practice because of stomach illness
• Woman killed by Golden Valley officer on I-394
• Tell us about your Halloween events
• Report: NBA will postpone training camps, start of exhibition season
• Dow falls almost 400 points on fears about economy
• Cheech and Chong pitching "magic brownies" for General Mills
• Mingo gets a playmate
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• Doorbell alerts family to Eagan house fire
• Frontier can't leave Rhinelander airport
• Burnsville man tells jury 'It' shot his ex-wife while kids watched
• Final arguments today in Minneapolis triple slaying
• Minnesota warns against sending apples to western states
• Minnesota 'Give to the Max' Day returns Nov. 16
• Relative: Freed Americans catching up with family
• Tons of free french fries on menu in Grand Forks
• Minnesota, North Dakota leaders ask Obama for river diversion money
• Charges: St. Croix County man dazed, mumbling before stabbing girlfriend's dad
• Housing takes a bigger bite of owners' income
• Minnesota sees drop in new residents
• Vote on sales tax would 'kill' Vikings stadium project in Arden Hills, lawmaker says
• License expiring? You can renew early
• American hikers finally make it home
• A New Literary History of America co-editors give panel discussion Sept. 30
• McCarthy Gym racquetball courts active again
• Campus Ministry offers small faith-sharing reflection groups
• Live the Word hosts Catholic Scripture studies kick-off event today
• Oisín Ó Doinn presents ‘Welcome to Ireland’ at CultureLink Tea today
• UST community invited to run, walk in Wellness 5K
• September Philosophy Colloquium examines ‘Virtue and Good Intentions’
• Students in Free Enterprise builds business skills while contributing to the community
• Library today: Online research ‘Libguides’ can make study easier, better
• Wellness 5K Run/Walk needs volunteers
• Freeway construction results in shuttle-bus delays
• Family Weekend planned for Oct. 7-9
• Real Estate Society hosts lunch today for interested students of all majors
• Literary Club Colloquium, Sigma Tau Delta meeting set for tomorrow
• The Case against Palestinian Statehood
• An Open Letter to my Constituents Regarding President's "Crony Capitalism"
• Car rolls down embankment onto Hwy 36 in Lake Elmo
• Largest Wisconsin state unions won't seek recertification
• Police raid Duluth head shop for designer drugs
• Franken praises hikers' families for restraint
• Shooter Now: Vikings 'don't see a Plan B' to Arden Hills stadium, Gov. Dayton says
• Ramsey County Sheriff's Halloween fest opens Oct. 7
• Brainerd man who says he was a pro boxer accused of punching cousin
• Light rail construction to switch traffic on Minneapolis' West Bank
• Stocks plunge after Fed announces stimulus steps
• Archbishop blesses new anatomy lab at St. Catherine University
• Missing Wisconsin dog found in sinkhole 6 days later
• Vikings giving away 500 Lynx playoff tickets
• General Mills first-quarter profit falls as revenue rises
• Enrollment at UW Colleges up 1.6 percent this year
• Rochester teen killed along I-94 in Twin Cities
• Minnesota college debates handiest academic
• James Bond parody wins Minnesota solar energy film contest
• Illinois DNR hires chef to show how tasty Asian carp can be
• Lawyer says Iran about to free 2 jailed Americans
• 25 historic sites, $1 million: Facebook users can vote in an online contest to decide which fix-up candidates get funding
• Mustangs is new nickname for Menomonie school district
• Chippewa DA hands off ex-legislator's drug fraud case
• Waseca County boy, 11, found dead
• For this gay veteran, it's time to prove the naysayers wrong
• Local businesses show their wares, internship possibilities at Explore Fair tomorrow
• Lynx rout Silver Stars for first-ever playoff series victory
• Colleges Against Cancer meets Wednesday
• Business Law Club holds first meeting Thursday
• Students, recent alums invited to view free movie in student-faculty research project
• Student Legacy Committee holds first meeting tomorrow
• Box Office sells Minnesota Wild tickets Thursday
• ‘Hunger,’ English Department’s Common Context program, holds first event tomorrow
• Professional notes
• How does one become Catholic?
• Bachmann Accepts CEI's 100% Pro-Worker Honor
• Jury finds Fridley man guilty in sexual assault
• Donovan McNabb says Vikings aren't ready to panic after 0-2 start
• Vikings safety Tyrell Johnson arrested on DWI charge
• Stocks close mixed as traders await Fed decision
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Sansevere's Huddle: Gophers might win more games than Vikings
• State veteran's affairs official stepping down
• Man pleads guilty in Brooklyn Center drunk driving crash that killed two
• UAW says deal with GM creates or keeps 6,400 jobs
• Who toppled the light pole in downtown Stillwater...into fresh concrete?
• Voting begins in contest to distribute historic preservation funds
• Committee approves $3 million for carp barrier on the St. Croix
• New chancellor wants to make MnSCU the 'go-to' place for students
• Fugitive accused of kidnapping Wisconsin girl to face trial
• Bars stage unofficial St. Cloud State homecoming
• Wisconsin recall spending nears $44 million
• Trial begins for Duluth man charged with killing toddler
• OSHA cites La Crosse brewery for safety violations
• Teen pedestrian struck, injured on Pierce County road
• Iowa Lottery still seeking winner of $16.5 million
• Upper Midwest wheat crop smaller than last year
• Wisconsin mom, son fight police after successful getaway
• The march of the cell phone towers is coming to a horizon near you
• Men’s Basketball Alumni Golf Tournament set for Oct. 3
• In UST Stewardship Garden, students sow seeds of change and charity
• Semester’s first Lux in Tenebris Mass to be celebrated tomorrow night
• Full-time students: Complete your health insurance verification today
• Parking Lot 3 on Minneapolis campus closed for general parking today
• Information session today looks at study abroad options for business majors
• Notre Dame theologian to discuss changing notions of sin in lecture here Monday
• Find the club for you at today’s Fall Activities Fair
• Wellness Center promotes physical activity with geocaching
• One decidedly thoughtful dean
• Author Helen Benedict to sign Sand Queen following Wednesday lecture
• University Advocates for Women and Equity seeks nominations for UAWE coordinating council
• Minnesota report finds online students falling behind
• U to keep licensing SweeTango apple; growers get bigger slice
• Yankees 6, Twins 4: Ninth straight loss matches Twins' longest losing streak of season
• Twins applaud Yankees' Mariano Rivera as game's master closer
• Percy Harvin: Wrong formations cost Vikings 'walk-in touchdowns'
• Twins report: Ben Revere 'thinking like 80, 90' stolen bases in a full season
• Vikings report: CB Chris Cook questionable for Sunday's game against Lions
• Obama announces debt plan built on taxes on rich
• Stocks pull off lows on hint of Greek debt resolution
• Former hockey coach from Burnsville pleads guilty in sexual assault case
• Funeral for Eleanor Mondale set for Oct. 5
• Watch out GOP!
• Maplewood police called to investigate stalker find explosives
• Judge rules Burnsville man 19; suspect accused of having sex with underage girl
• Vadnais Heights' mayor to preside over last meeting Wednesday
• CenterPoint Energy asks to suspend laddered rate program
• Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar delivers free public lecture on classical art
• Wisconsin outdoor power equipment maker to hire 100 workers
• Guru's lawyers make case for lesser sentence in Arizona sweat lodge deaths
• Nearly 600 firefighters working BWCA wildfire
• Flags lowered for Black River Falls soldier who died while on leave
• US transportation secretary to tour Union Depot light rail site
• Autopsy could reveal cause of Chippewa Falls death
• Meet the man behind the lens: Doug Johnson, Campus Center construction photographer
• Emmy actor wins for Margulies, Chandler, McCarthy, Parsons
• Plane was changed 'radically' to compete
• Opus College of Business freshmen invited to kickball game today
• Step away from that computer and Take Back Your Lunch Wednesdays on the Minneapolis campus
• CILCE hosts two open houses to launch Community Engagement Network
• Minneapolis campus offers first flu clinic Wednesday
• Master’s Pub hosts Business Conversations: ‘Erik the Bike Man’ speaks Friday
• Dr. Paul Niskanen to lead first Theology Night Live discussion Wednesday
• Demo to offer tips on how to cook (and eat) healthy food
• Recent Weight Watchers lost more than 500 pounds
• Twin Cities real estate index for August shows home prices are down but the number of sales are up
• Proposals sought for Campus Sustainability Fund projects
• UST Stewardship Garden needs volunteers today
• Public Health Leaders Receive 2011 Community Health Services Awards
• Worthington schools' growth defies rural trends, but its struggle to help minority students succeed does not
• Tom Powers: Fans let Vikings have it after another second-half collapse
• Republicans cry 'foul' on Obama's tax plan
• Target.com customers irked that Missoni orders didn't go through
• Developers eying site of closing St. Paul Ford plant
• Buccaneers 24, Vikings 20: Minnesota squanders 17-0 halftime lead to fall to 0-2
• Monday September 19th & Tuesday September 20th Student Success Series Event: How...
• Indians 6, Twins 5: Bullpen blows 3-0 lead as Twins' losing streak reaches eight
• Twins shut down Justin Morneau for the rest of season. Next up: knee, foot surgery on Monday
• Car drives into Lake Calhoun in Minneapolis
• Burnsville woman, 25, killed in Lakeville rollover
• Rosario: Attacked by thugs, but then ignored by Minneapolis cops
• Flood buyouts disputed in Moorhead
• Adrian Peterson breaks Vikings' record for rushing TDs
• Minnesota-based company plans $1.3M expansion of Neb. call center
• Reno air race crash scene shows violence of impact
• Disabled vets get extra help in southern Minn.
• Minn. watchdog looks for fraud in health, welfare
• BWCA: Progress continues on forest wildfire
• Autumn in Duluth is perfect for a quick weekend trip with the kids
• A week after seizure, Jerry Kill gets his first win as Gophers football coach
• Worthington, Minn., was dying. Then, enter the immigrants.
• Despite long-term illness, Eleanor Mondale 'kept her... dignity and grace - and humor'
• Gophers 29, Miami (Ohio) 23: Coach Jerry Kill returns to sidelines to lead U to first win of season
• Indians 10, Twins 4: Cleveland roughs up Anthony Swarzak for eight runs in romp
• One dead in south Minneapolis shooting
• One dead after accident on I-494
• Firefighters moving against BWCA forest fire
• Man sentenced in beating death of Minnesota woman
• St. Paul boy killed in Wisconsin rollover crash
• After actor collapses onstage, Minneapolis theater cancels weekend shows
• Hurricane Irene hates Halloween - pumpkin shortage in Northeast
• Early help aims to have kids reading proficiently before fourth grade
• BWCA fire nears blowdown area, but expected rain provides hope
• Wouldst thee make a deal? RenFest hopes so
• The Constitution: Freedom Defined
• 3 dead, 56 injured at Reno air show
• Wisconsin man, 87, drowns in lawnmower accident
• Pneumonia likely ends worst season ever for Joe Mauer
• 3 Oakdale deaths called murders, suicide
• Minneapolis man charged in St. Paul rape and home invasion
• Bachmann equates Perry and vaccine to Obama and Solyndra
• Northbound Interstate 35E closing tonight
• Amy Senser makes quick first court appearance, says little, in fatal hit-and-run case
• Multicultural programs honored with Noel-Levitz award
• Obama signs 1st major patent law change since 1952
• Pumpkin found growing in Iowa tree
• Minnesota Lake farmer accused of decimating protected pelicans
• Early freeze damaged Minnesota's crops
• Monday September 19th & Tuesday September 20th Student Success Series Event: How...
• St. Paul police officer to be honorary captain for Vikings coin toss Sunday
• William Mitchell, China University partner to expand educational opportunities for students
• After hearing the calls of thousands of Americans, I introduced the Rebuild the...
• 2 men accused of driving around with dead pal, using his ATM card
• Apple Valley mixed-martial arts fighter admits to attacking his wife
• Iraq, Oman ask Iran to release jailed Americans
• Dayton, senators tour Boundary Waters fire damage
• NorthShore Inline Marathon fixes some trouble spots
• Hand-drawn St. John's Bible completed, on display
• Minnesota Lynx's Moore picked as top rookie, Reeve top coach
• Man to plead guilty after failing to report to jail
• Minnesota medical delegates debate STD screening
• Sex case hinges on age of adoptee
• Sibley Bike Depot introduces low-income adults to bicycling's joys
• Amy Senser charged in hit-and-run death of Anousone Phanthavong
• Graduate School of Professional Psychology hosts information session Saturday
• Business Office moves exclusively to eRefunding for students
• Get on your bikes and ride
• UST in the news
• Engineering survey, high school guidance counselors give St. Thomas high marks
• Intramural sports sign-ups end today
• Majoring in people
• Public Safety offers football tips … for parking
• Sign up to receive Career Scoop newsletter
• Six with St. Thomas connections receive Leading With Faith Awards from the Catholic Spirit
• Sigma Chi fraternity recruits potential brothers
• Rabbi to speak at Sept. 22 St. Thomas luncheon on ‘Critiques of Contemporary Religion’
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for Minnesota MNApple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms
• Marine who disobeyed orders awarded the Medal of Honor
• Minnesota jobless rate holds steady
• Netflix subscribers likely to bail
• Bachmann Announces Military Information Nights
• Married couple, babysitter found dead in Oakdale home
• Amy Senser charged with vehicular homicide in chef's death
• Minneapolis museum agrees to return ancient vase
• Minneapolis murder trial: Man testifies he 'had to jump over' body after his friend shot three
• Iowa man lands in jail for overdue library books
• Wis. Gov. Walker silent about raid on agency official's home
• River Falls, Wis., city council member charged in drug case
• Light rail construction crews pulling rails tonight
• Stocks rally on support plan for European banks
• Hudson police want info about van seen in park
• Bell Museum to add planetarium
• Postal Service may close 4 facilities in Minnesota, 5 in Wisconsin
• Sheriff: Winona County deputy fatally shot man who pointed gun
• Workshop to focus on role of liberal arts in business
• Children of Waseca couple accused of neglect can testify with letters
• Iowa man arrested with thousands of quarters
• Family works to save cabin near BWCA fire
• Colorado farm recalls cantaloupe sent to Minnesota, other states
• Ex-flight attendant from Woodbury plans to plead guilty in airplane fire
• First NASCAR car wash to open in Illinois
• Wisconsin woman run over trying to rescue stray dog
• Ready for a freeze? Well, crops aren't
• Dozen places to get you through weekday grind when cooking isn't an option
• Student Alumni Council invites everyone to participate in Community Cleanup Nov. 6
• Women’s soccer program hosts Stella & Dot jewelry fundraiser following Saturday’s game
• Bookstore conducts beginning-of-term book buyback Sept. 20-21
• Please remember Jack Jordon in your prayers
• Library today: Keffer Library has new Saturday hours
• Green Film Series opens Sept. 22 with ‘Fresh’
• United We Serve volunteer event rescheduled for fall 2012
• Author, professor Helen Benedict to speak on harsh reality for women in the military
• Federal financial aid policy will affect students who withdraw from all classes
• Study abroad opportunity in Rome available for first-year students
• Multicultural Student Services hosts fall retreat Oct. 1-2
• Opus College of Business hosts Freshman Shirting event today
• Snow dampens BWCA fire, but respite likely to be brief
• Jailed U.S. hikers put back into limbo
• St. Paul: Pirates' loss is Science Museum's gain
• Get close to the Capitol's gold horses
• Pat Robertson says Alzheimer's makes divorce OK
• Royals 7, Twins 3: Minnesota loses fifth straight game
• Witness says defendant planned robbery that led to Minneapolis triple homicide
• U.S. 52 reopens after emergency repairs today
• Lake Elmo will run its own library, not use county
• I-94 ramps closing tonight
• Hearings dates set on Ramsey County tax to pay for Vikings stadium
• One dies after Minneapolis duplex fire
• Stocks jump on hopes for progress on Greece's debt
• Twin Cities temps to drop below freezing
• Target restocking Missoni items in stores, online
• St. Kate’s celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with Latina leader
• U.S. Department of Justice Attorney Sharon McGowan to speak on current legal state of LGBT equality
• Choices set for 2 Minnesota Senate special elections
• BWCA fire beyond 60,000 acres, escapes wilderness
• Target now selling Missoni line and ... uh oh, it's gone
• Minnesota students' math scores drop on new, tougher test
• Agency OKs ending of Delta's Pierre-Minneapolis route
• Calmer winds expected to slow growth of BWCA wildfire
• Wisconsin AG to testify on Asian carp
• Swift County's biggest employer having trouble filling jobs
• Mushrooms, pot, other drugs found in Onalaska house damaged by fire
• Report: 3 rescued from three-alarm fire in Minneapolis
• Iran judiciary: Bail for 2 Americans under study
• Wisconsin Fall Color Report now available by smartphone
• Sign up for news of social justice activities
• Apply for Tutor-Mentor Program by Sept. 16
• Health Services, Wellness Center offer flu clinics today, tomorrow
• USG election packets are due tonight
• Box Office and Expeditions announces extended hours
• Graduate Programs in Music Education hosts luncheon information session Saturday
• Leadership Academy offers training courses through October
• Minnesota state grant recipients: Be aware of FAFSA deadline
• Career Development Center hosts information tables today
• Swimming and diving team holds organizational meeting today
• St. Thomas to observe Constitution Day Thursday with a review of recent Supreme Court decisions
• Minneapolis triple murder trial: Survivors testify, judge removes juror
• Prosecutor drops charges that St. Paul man dragged woman into alley, tried to grope her.
• Police hope figurines, T-shirt, other clues lead to mom of baby 'Angel' found in river near Winona
• Stocks edge up in another day of choppy trading
• Boston Scientific picks J&J's Mahoney as next CEO
• St. Paul, Minneapolis face freeze warning for Wednesday night
• Elizabeth Warren will run against Republican Sen. Scott Brown in Massachusetts
• Anoka County board votes for 5.2 percent levy drop; first decrease in 30 years
• Man held as masturbating Peeping Tom in St. Paul
• <p>Dakota County will not be raising property taxes next year
• St Paul man admits crowbar attack during street fight
• BWCAW wildfire smoke reaches Wisconsin, Michigan
• Been close to the Boundary Waters fire? Tell us about it
• St. Kate's rises in U.S. News and World Report annual rankings
• The Macalester Scotlight: Claire Henkel
• BWCA fire may force evacuation
• Rapid City man pleads guilty to mailing drugs in candy box
• Best Buy 2nd quarter net income drops
• Bachmann: Gov. Perry engaged in 'crony capitalism'
• Police confirm racial slurs, symbols at North Dakota sugar plant
• SWAT team responds to text threats in Wisconsin custody fight
• La Crosse crossing guard cited for posing as cop
• Lawyer: Iran sets bail for 2 jailed Americans
• U of M police pass out doughnuts and safety tips
• Voters winnow fields for 2 open Minnesota Senate seats
• $450,000 deal reached in Pepin County traffic death
• Man's body recovered from St. Louis River
• Living the Mission Award winners to speak at School of Law’s Alumni Reflections Sept. 14
• Author Mike Domitrz to discuss healthy relationships, dangers of sexual violence
• Sign up by Friday for intramural sports
• Please remember Robert Klessig in your prayers
• Business Office offers eBilling reminder for employees
• ‘Social mobility,’ community service bolster St. Thomas’ score in Washington Monthly’s rankings
• Dance Club hosts informational session tomorrow
• Food For Thought offers oatmeal for breakfast
• Please pray for the health of Ron and Jerrolyn Peterson
• It’s not too late to sign up for fitness classes
• Dee is the ‘favorite,’ Facebook likers agree
• Public Safety now removing bicycles left at unauthorized locations
• Doctoral Program in Organization Development hosts three informational sessions
• St. Thomas gains ground in U.S. News rankings
• Clubs, organizations can earn money at Taste of Saints
• Dogs kicking up a fuss these days
• Luann Dummer Center for Women hosts chocolate reception and open house on Friday
• Career Center offers seminars to get you started on résumé writing, interviewing skills
• Homes Built To Actively Reduce Radon Risk Will Be On Parade This Year
• New Ramsey County crisis center is a one-stop shop for mental health services
• Boundary Waters fire doubles in size
• Lawyers dispute DNA results and police testify at Minneapolis triple-murder trial
• St. Paul man gets 34 years for fatally stabbing estranged wife 63 times
• St. Paul reporter: Finding friend's name on a death report deeply emotional
• Timberwolves hire Rick Adelman as coach
• Gophers' Jerry Kill 'doing very well' after seizure
• SpongeBob in hot water from study of 4-year-olds (w/video)
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Late rally pushes stock indexes higher; 2nd gain in Sept.
• Investigators: South Mpls church fire was arson
• Cerenity Senior Care closing two nursing homes
• Military jets safely escort NYC, Detroit flights after restroom use caused concern
• Advocates wait for details on $500 million in Wisconsin Medicaid cuts
• Wis. elections board clarifies student ID rules
• Willmar family mourns loss of grandson serving in Afghanistan
• Yesterday I remembered the Americans lost and Americans who stood up and met the...
• Gate 4 to close temporarily for construction
• Favre invited to South Dakota governor's annual pheasant hunt
• Pawlenty endorses Romney in GOP race
• Repairs to vandalized I-35W bridge memorial made today
• Sixth lawsuit filed against Wisconsin alcohol wipes company
• Police investigate fatal stabbing in Minneapolis parking ramp
• Thinking like a missionary
• Schools wait and see while feds ponder 'No Child' rules
• 9/11 anniversary marked worldwide (with photos)
• IRT announces changes and upgrades for students
• Promotions announced
• Counseling and Psychological Services offers four student groups this fall
• Survey says: Win a pair of tickets to an Ordway show
• Interested in an internship or a job?
• Memorial service planned for Mary-Anne Bellamy
• Luann Dummer Center for Women seeks applications for director
• Registrar’s Office provides annual notification of privacy rights
• Want to be a DJ?
• Catholic author and Providence College professor to speak here Sept. 19
• UST Stewardship Garden, CILCE sponsor trip to Anathoth Community Farm
• Federal Commutation Clinic at School of Law the first in the nation
• Accreditation Self-Study Plan ready for community comment
• Opportunity lost: Donovan McNabb, Vikings let season-opening win slip away
• Gophers football coach Jerry Kill expected to return for Wednesday's practice
• Chargers 24, Vikings 17: Vikings let lead slip away in opening loss
• Iowa education head wants to opt out of No Child Left Behind
• Cargill recalls 185,000 pounds of ground turkey after test
• Closures ordered as BWCA forest fire grows
• "Mini-riot" in downtown Minneapolis
• Tigers 2, Twins 1: Doug Fister pitches Detroit to sweep of three-game series
• Maplewood Police release photo of missing 74-year-old woman
• Ruben Rosario: One day, so many meanings
• Remembering: Video from the 9-11 memorial service in New York
• Bomb explodes at U.S. base in Afghanistan, wounding 77 Americans
• More Social Security recipients get direct deposit
• Joe Soucheray: A decade in, we aren't still on alert. But we should be.
• Sept. 11, 2001: We wept. We worried. We fought. We changed.
• Federal grants benefited local first responders
• Gophers football coach Jerry Kill in stable condition after suffering seizure at game
• From All Day to All Decade
• Tigers 3, Twins 2: Brandon Inge hits walk-off homer off Glen Perkins
• Russell Wilson leads Wisconsin to 35-0 win over Oregon State
• St. Paul mayor's spokesman to leave
• Four men stabbed in South Minneapolis
• Lakeville dad who abandoned son during home foreclosure is returned to Minnesota
• Four injured in Hwy. 95 Stillwater crash, alcohol involved
• Minnesota maids to compete in Housekeeping Olympics
• HUD: La Crosse landlord refused to rent to single mom
• Recent weather bodes well for colorful Minnesota autumn
• Fires reported at North Dakota, Minnesota sugar plants
• A red, white and blue bridge in Mpls Sunday
• Organ transplant at the Cathedral of St. Paul
• Circle Pines is 3rd on CNBC's 'Perfect Suburb' list
• Northern forest fires make for hazy skies in Twin Cities
• More sex-abuse allegations surface against former Coon Rapids police officer
• New York City and Washington on alert
• Tigers 8, Twins 4: Detroit rallies with home runs off Kevin Slowey
• Man pleads guilty in fatal shooting outside Rice Street bar
• Justin Morneau concerned his latest concussion occurred on routine play
• Why no charges yet in fatal hit-and-run involving Amy Senser?
• Fairbanks gets life in prison for Mahnomen County deputy's murder
• Former Channel 5 anchor Randy Meier joins Fox 9
• Drought spreading in Arrowhead, with no rain in forecast
• Sherburne County to lay off 17 in sheriff's office
• Parts of St. Croix State Park to reopen after July wind damage
• Kaler offers glimpse into U of M budget priorities
• St. Croix bridge lobbying group returns Stillwater's $80K
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat
• St. Louis County to pay $23,500 for trespassing
• Power back on for 1.4 million San Diego customers
• Berenstain Bears to speak Lakota in the Dakotas
• UW-Madison changes policy on alcohol citations
• Court upholds conviction of man who killed acquaintance at St. Cloud poker game
• Eau Claire woman who stole great-grandpa's identity gets probation
• HUD: Wisconsin landlady refused to rent to single mom because she didn't have a man to shovel snow
• Dayton, lawmakers leave St. Paul to focus on jobs
• Minnesota school lunches are more locally grown
• Fund gives to families of Apple Valley, Greenfield men killed in war
• Duluth port hits 1 million tons of wind turbines
• More trouble for former Wisconsin lawmaker
• Red Wing couple offering to bury latest baby found in Mississippi River
• Yarn Tamers welcomes old friends, newcomers
• Environmental Studies hosts fall picnic Monday
• Learning Technology Program to host talk on ‘Global Capabilities of e-Learning’
• Business 200 program celebrates 20 years
• Please pray for the health of Rick Hendrickson
• Annual convocation speech focuses on facilities, mission and enrollment challenges
• Curricular Practical Training changes for international students
• Audition for UST Dance Club; everyone makes the team!
• New student center will be more than just a building
• Remembering St. Thomas’ response to 9/11
• Several roads, parking lots to close during annual bike tour Sept. 10-11
• UST in the news
• Ben & Jerry's pays homage to 'SNL' skit with 'Schweddy Balls' ice cream
• Power failure affecting more than 2 million in Southern California and Arizona
• Officials report credible but unconfirmed U.S. terrorism threat
• To boost job market, Obama urges Congress to extend, expand payroll tax cut
• Forest Lake pilot escapes plane that flips when landing on Wisconsin lake
• Fact check: Obama's jobs plan paid for? Seems not
• Burnsville woman among 3 Minnesotans invited to Obama's speech
• Transcript of Obama's jobs speech
• DNR predicts best fall colors in decade
• Charges: Nurse was putting away cell phone when her car hit and killed student in St. Paul
• Burnsville woman wakes to find intruder
• 2 men charged in Minneapolis shooting death
• New trial denied for man convicted of killing Duluth cop
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• Still no leads in case of newborn found floating in Mississippi River
• Olympic champ Paul Hamm accused of hitting, kicking cab driver
• Mankato man faces charges for leaving scene of crash
• Judge rules two children can't testify in dad's murder trial
• Woman, 74, killed in Wisconsin farm accident
• Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke to speak in Minneapolis
• Perry, Romney trade jabs over jobs, Social Security
• Ruben Rosario: Victor lost his life, but his love will last
• The king and queen of Iowa's National Hobo Convention call Minnesota home. For now.
• A ride for the carousel: The iconic Maplewood Mall fixture goes to Florida for a renovation
• Library today: Help libraries with collection decisions
• ‘The Lawyer’s Role and Professional Formation’ symposium at School of Law Sept. 23
• Women’s, men’s hockey teams hold informational meetings Friday
• CRU hosts coed volleyball tournament Saturday
• Fowler Business Concept Challenge 2011 underway with informational session Monday
• Young adults invited to Cor Jesu tomorrow
• Student eBilling statements sent for fall semester
• Undergraduates: Make sure you are officially registered in all classes by Tuesday, Sept. 20
• Weight Watchers hosts open house on Minneapolis campus Sept. 21
• Public Safety tags bikes parked at unauthorized locations
• Hans Gustafson named assistant director of Jay Phillips Center for Interfaith Learning
• Best Buy to share online space with Buy.com, other third-party sellers
• Romney, Perry spar in contentious GOP debate; Bachman promises to be 'strong, bold leader'
• 'Contagion': Starring Minnesota. Filmed somewhere else.
• St. Paul man, 65, gets 6 years for having child porn, including girl in Lion King nightgown
• Ex-Minnesota Wild Pavol Demitra among 43 killed in Russian jet crash
• Police: St. Paul athletics store worker masturbated while talking with female customer
• Firefighters mopping up forest fire near Ely
• Maple man reaches plea deal in cabin burglaries
• St. Paul man arrested after allegedly standing at window naked, looking at kids at bus stop
• Stocks surge after Germany upholds bailout plan
• Video game targets tea party 'zombies'
• National Security Forum, Mall of America host a discussion with counterterrorism policymakers and practitioners
• Wisconsin DOT says not to offer free IDs
• English professor awarded $10,000 faculty prize
• Police: Savage girl feigned sleep as intruder entered bedroom
• Wisconsin man competes in Ironman triathlon after injury
• I-94 reopens after crash at Minnesota-Wisconsin border
• New Wisconsin law aims to protect children from soccer goals
• Iowa pheasant numbers fall to all-time low
• Crookston man accused of stealing police car faces charges in deadly crash
• Duluth schools to add teachers with unexpected $1 million
• Registration near for US Pond Hockey Championships
• New memorial to mark Les Paul's grave in Waukesha
• New principal at St. Paul's Johnson High is right where he wants to be
• Minnesota State Fair sees third-best attendance ever
• Financial aid recipients: Read your email
• Multicultural Student Services hosts Fun Night, ‘A Night of Multicultural Movement,’ Sept. 9
• Men’s basketball tryout meeting set for Sept. 8
• Registrar’s Office provides annual notification of privacy rights
• AARC fall fitness classes begin Monday, Sept. 19
• Lessons from a journey taken a half century ago
• Resident students: Apply to be a hall representative for 2011-12
• Undergrads: Officially withdraw from fall classes you’ve registered for but will not attend
• Mathematics Resource Center opens tomorrow; also hosts physics, chemistry tutors
• KPMG reps will host information table for business students tomorrow
• St. Catherine University adjusts class times for today’s Opening Celebration
• Park parking lot prohibits ‘school parking’
• Stepfather of Dru Sjodin dies of cancer at age 74
• 20-foot crocodile caught in Filipino village, but bigger creature may be lurking
• Gunman, 3 others dead after shooting erupts at Nevada IHOP
• Minnesota AG sues internet lenders; Rates up to 782 percent
• Hit-run victim's family files wrongful death lawsuit against Joe Senser, wife
• Ramsey County finds ME complied with state laws
• Baby found floating in Mississippi River in Winona County
• Lengthy rails rolling through downtown St. Paul starting 6 p.m. today
• Obama to propose $300 billion in tax cuts, spending to jump-start employment
• Colorado State student loses legs while train hopping
• Police: St. Paul man masturbated in bookstore and library
• Texas authorities say 4 dead, 1,000 homes destroyed in wildfires
• Iowa jury convicts ex-film office leader of misconduct
• Stocks fall again as Europe's debt worries deepen
• Police: 5 slain in West Virginia before suspect kills himself
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• The Yale Forum features Expert Witness Advocacy Training Academy at William Mitchell
• Mitchell students, alumni offer free legal assistance
• Next White House Christmas tree coming from Wisconsin
• Report recommends changes to UW System structure
• Black River Falls man drowns while snorkeling in Kauai
• Attorney: Crookston diocese settles lawsuit
• Minnesota State Patrol reminds drivers to watch for school buses
• Pot plants growing near downtown Pepin spurs visitors, eventual removal
• Family still looking for answers in death of UW-Madison student
• 1 hurt, 1 arrested after fight in Coon Rapids
• Pilot injured when paraglider crashes in Lonsdale
• St. Paul Seminary School of Divinity welcomes largest enrollment in more than three decades
• Fall semester hours listed for Hairworks
• Lots of Welcome Week activities today
• Father Dease’s Move-In Crew greets 1,100 first-year students
• Here’s what you might have missed at St. Thomas this summer
• AARC introduces new membership enrollment plan
• Art History kicks off 2011-12 exhibition season with ‘The Horizon Line: Continuity and Change’
• School of Law offers Fall Retreat in Daily Living: Reflections on the Apostles’ Creed
• Women’s basketball holds informational meeting Sept. 8
• Violinist to perform with Minnesota Orchestra
• Author Jenna Duncan turns a new page on ‘novel’ summer
• Sophomores: Get the ‘Sophomore Scoop’
• Robotics engineer Dr. Bonnie Holub returns to St. Thomas’ Graduate Programs in Software
• Master of Social Work program holds information session Sept. 13
• Game 2, White Sox 4, Twins 0: Perfect for seven innings, Zach Stewart 1-hits Twins
• Minnesota State Fair: A fading memory
• Teen who drowned in Brooklyn Center pool is identified
• DWI deaths in Minnesota reach all-time low
• Bachmann's campaign chief, deputy depart in staff shake-up
• State Fair sets daily attendance record heading into its final day
• UW-River Falls professor charged with sexually assaulting teen in Hudson theater
• Local police chief dies in boating accident in Stevens County
• Crews battling two-alarm fire in St. Paul apartment complex
• Glitter flies at State Fair amid battle over marriage amendment (w/video)
• Wildfire destroys nearly 500 homes in Texas
• Tropical Storm Lee's remnants spawn Georgia twisters, drown Mississippi man
• Obama tells congressional Republicans to 'put country before party'
• State Patrol identifies trooper involved in fatal shooting on I-94
• Game 1 of double header: White Sox 2, Twins 1
• The triathlon community loses a close friend
• Is attitude on helping the jobless changing?
• Restoring St. Paul's Union Depot
• Man killed in North Minneapolis shooting ID'd
• Woman survives jump from Blaine I-35W overpass
• 3-year-old Anoka boy dies from suspected abuse
• Angels 4, Twins 1: Twins drop fifth straight series with 11th loss in past 14 games
• Man dies in crash with stolen Crookston squad car
• Woman shot by state trooper Saturday is identified
• American Crystal ready for harvest with fill-ins
• Cases of municipal embezzlement on rise in Iowa
• Attendant assaulted, car stolen from Blaine Township Garage
• U of Minn. regents to discuss building projects
• Body of missing Bloomington man found in South Dakota
• Review: Weezer dusts off the oldies - and fans love it - for Minnesota State Fair show
• Slow-moving storm Lee brings rain, tidal surges
• Minnesota State Fair: The iPad's in the paddock
• In Kandiyohi County, an elm forest that time - and disease - forgot
• State workers fired over unauthorized records access
• When medical bills top $1 million: One union's situation highlights reality of big insurance claims
• Minnesota state fairgoers weigh in on proposed marriage amendment
• Grab your skateboard - they're rolling on the river
• Capture stunning Fair images on a smartphone
• Routine traffic stop along I-94 in east metro results in suspect killed, State Patrol trooper injured
• USC 19, Gophers 17: Max Shortell leads rally that falls short
• Winona teacher leaves nearly $3 million to school district
• Nebraska weather expert tackles 'Little House' winter
• Teen pleads not guilty to biting Hibbing mayor
• One dead after North Minneapolis shooting
• South Dakota man killed after deer hits his ATV
• Body found in Chippewa River near college campus
• Attendance down at several South Dakota attractions
• Vikings defensive tackle Kevin Williams gets two-game suspension from NFL
• Suspect in quadruple Florida homicide is arrested in Le Sueur County
• It's foreign. But it's fun: Refugee family experiences first Minnesota State Fair
• Searchers don't find any carp invaders in St. Croix River
• Cedar Avenue busway hits $1M shortfall that could delay new service
• Rain-packed Tropical Storm Lee threatens to douse Gulf Coast
• Green Day's lead singer says saggy pants cost him seat on flight
• Minneapolis leads building permits in August
• California man accused of biting 3-foot python - twice
• Walmart has Ticketmaster kiosks
• Victim's lawyer says 'about time' for Senser family to step forward; wife was driving SUV in fatal hit-run
• Obama retreats on controversial EPA regulation to reduce smog
• Feds sue 17 financial firms, including big banks, over risky mortgage-backed securities
• Stocks plunge after US hiring dries up in August
• Man steals purse from elderly wheelchair-bound woman in St. Paul
• St. Paul TCF Bank inside Cub Foods held up today
• Grand Ave. spa owner lacks license, ordered to take sanitation course
• FOX 9 News covers Mitchell’s Immigration Law Clinic
• Bon Iver frontman Justin Vernon never forgets he's from Eau Claire, Wis.
• Minot woman catches whopper walleye
• Former Grand Hotel owner Wirth pleads not guilty
• Attend the Sex, Gender, and Human Rights: LGBT Issues from Anoka to Uganda conference
• Northeastern Minnesota leads state in mortality rate
• Minnesota to consider shutdown claims for road work
• Faith should be a bridge, not a wall. Video profile from CNN
• Outlook not good for abused Anoka boy; mom charged with neglect
• Cutler to play Scrooge in Guthrie Christmas Carol
• Apple Valley man critically hurt after losing control of speeding car
• Wisconsin man accused of drinking 30 beers before crash
• Apple House is open at the Minnesota Arboretum
• Iowa woman accused of using daughter, 6, in drug deal
• Wisconsin village ex-president gets 12 years for sex assault
• Kids might testify in Burnsville dad's homicide trial
• Wisconsin teen cited for 'planking' on police car
• Winona woman finds intruders playing dress-up
• Woman in St. Croix County accused of abusing daughter again
• Foster mother, son accused of assaulting boys at Eau Claire County home
• Forest Lake nurse makes plea, Coon Rapids nurse charged in separate drug cases
• Senser family alerts cops their car used in hit-run, refuses to answer questions
• Christian Ponder makes his case for Vikings' No. 2 QB job in preseason finale
• Gut bacteria reflect diet, researchers find
• NHL player Dustin Byfuglien accused of boating while intoxicated on Lake Minnetonka
• SUV linked to fatal hit-and-run is owned by former Viking Joe Senser
• Fired Mason City officer suggests police involvement in TV anchor Jodi Huisentruit's abduction
• Charges: Apple Valley man who wanted sex with girl, 8, nabbed in St. Paul motel
• Dayton says he would support Ramsey County referendum on Vikings stadium tax
• Ramsey County panel puts off vote on referendum opposing Vikings stadium tax
• Jury convicts man of murdering Mahnomen County sheriff's deputy
• After another Washington spat, Obama bows to Boehner and reschedules jobs speech
• Alaska woman punches black bear in snout to save weiner dog
• Grandfather charged after allegedly forcing young grandsons on brutal Grand Canyon hikes
• Anoka child on life support; mom, boyfriend jailed in abuse case
• Banks stocks lead market lower, ending 4-day rally
• White House: Obama speech won't conflict with Packers game
• St. Kate’s receives scholarship funds to support Latinas
• Jessica Symmes, warden of the state's only maximum-security men's prison, sat at her desk Wednesday
• Eau Claire store clerk stole $20,000 by altering discounts
• St. Paul company among 10 firms recalling fuel gel for firepots
• Wisconsin lawmaker wants texts added to no-call list
• Target's key revenue figure up 4.1 percent in August
• Melrude man comes face-to-face with black bear
• I-35E in Lino Lakes closed after fatal crash
• Packers set to break ground on Lambeau expansion
• Virginia police chief reinstated, mayor 'shocked'
• Bachmann back in Minnesota for American Legion speech
• Klobuchar to hold roundtable on synthetic drugs
• Duluth man sentenced in high-speed chase in North Dakota
• Farm Rescue starts 'Give-A-Bushel' program
• U.S. sues to halt AT&T's $39 billion bid for T-Mobile
• Obamacare Grows the Government in 47 Ways
• Colorado logger cuts off toes after foot is pinned by trailer
• Sunfish Lake man dies after crashing plane in Canadian lake
• 2 arrested in sales of counterfeit Minnesota State Fair tickets
• Twins hit 3 home runs, beat White Sox
• Lakeville dad accused of abandoning son waives extradition after California arrest
• Study: Wis. contract site of 'questionable use'
• Sales education program among top in the nation
• Dow up for a fourth day, turns positive for 2011
• Former Viking, family escape arson attack, say cops
• St. Paul lawyer gets shock in court, judge tells him he is suspended
• MnDOT: Alternative St. Croix River bridge would cost just as much
• Browerville woman accused of texting and driving pleads guilty in fatal crash
• Shooter Now: Vikings' Zygi Wilf to increase stadium contribution
• US attorney: Eagle feathers in caskets were legal
• Court: Daughter can't receive dead dad's benefits
• A hole in one is tough, but claiming this prize tougher<br/>Golfer, contest sponsor locked in dispute over reported Ham Lake ace
• Galloway promoted to dean of student affairs
• Driver in fatal Hummer crash pleads guilty in Stearns County
• Baxter police dog credited for finding suspect
• Iowa student says post about campus shooting just a joke
• La Crosse program helps with home ownership
• Pelosi, Ellison hold public forum on famine
• Minnesota state parks offering lots of Labor Day camping
• Minnesota police agencies to enforce 'move over' law
• Bush Foundation to increase presence in Dakotas
• Funding for honor guards at vet funerals cut
• Vikings give retractable roof plans for a new stadium a second thought
• Business Office to adjust hours for Tuesday, Sept. 6
• McNeely Ramp to close overnight Sept. 1-2
• Grill features food from Stewardship Garden during lunch today
• Mark your calendar for these Welcome Week traditions
• ‘What can you do with a Master of Arts Degree in English?’
• Automated jets may be costing pilots vital skills, FAA and others worry
• BBB Accredited Business Mixer
• In Minneapolis address, Obama vows education, employment to America's veterans
• Twins' Justin Morneau diagnosed with 'mild concussion symptoms'
• In wake of Hurricane Irene, airlifts take food, water to cut-off Vermont towns
• Obama salutes veterans for 'extraordinary burden'
• Wisconsin retiree recounts accident in which pair of pruning shears impaled eye socket
• Father whose son fled Minnesota to avoid chemotherapy dies
• Stocks rise on hopes for more economic stimulus
• Cabdriver gets 4 months for groping passenger
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Jogger's report of assault in Woodbury was a lie, police say
• Case-Shiller Index: Twin Cities home price posts June rise
• Ex-Freeborn County commissioner sentenced for fraud
• U.S. Bancorp sues Bank of America over bad mortgages
• Firearms agency chief leaves after criticism on gun program
• Report: Things looking up for Minnesota organic farms
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• Suspect arrested in Spring Lake Park motel shooting
• Spring buying boosts home prices in US cities, Minneapolis among top towns
• Four stabbed in Northeast Minneapolis, one man dies
• Motorcyclist killed in I-94 crash near downtown Minneapolis
• Researchers take water samples for wild rice study
• University of Minnesota prepares for move-in day
• White Sox 3, Twins 0: Mark Buehrle's four-hitter blanks Twins
• East Bethel horse farm accused of neglecting animals, some to point of starvation
• Lakeville dad who abandoned son amid home foreclosure is arrested in California
• Irene does her worst far from the coast<br/> 'We weren't expecting devastation,' says one resident of upstate New York
• California man man accused of throwing crying 7-year-old son off sightseeing boat
• California city councilman killed after finding illegal marijuana farm
• Wisconsin Republican Neumann announces Senate run
• Michigan man killed by grizzly in Yellowstone's second fatal bear attack this summer
• Polygamist leader Warren Jeffs in medically induced coma after prison fast
• Bachmann calls East Coast storm a political message from God
• Wisconsin clinic says hundreds of patients face disease risk because of improper injections
• Facebook fuels a college megaparty near Colorado State campus
• Minnesota Twins: Mauer (neck), Morneau (shoulder) out of lineup
• Brother admits auto-deal assault in St. Paul
• 2 Girls in PJs take stolen goat for walk
• Man charged with first-degree assault in connection with baby's broken ribs
• Insurers drive stocks higher after weak Irene
• Weekend anchor Dennis Douda leaving WCCO-TV
• "Iron Maidens" exhibit makes first U.S. appearance at St. Kate’s
• Flights resuming in the Northeast, but some passengers might wait days
• Irene spares big cities, but Vermont sees huge floods
• Consumers spending rebounds in July, rose 0.8 pct.
• Perry wins top award but Beyonce baby tops show
• Obama to tap Krueger for economic post
• Lt. Gov. Prettner Solon visits Iron Range
• Customized motorcycles on display in Milwaukee
• DNR asks hunters not to shoot radio-collared bears
• University of Wisconsin helps in study to reduce caregiver stress
• Teams ready for 2011 fall campaign
• St. Paul native Charlie Sanders is in a new MTV series loaded with guts, gore, stabbing, bashing and monsters
• WorkForce timekeeping system goes online
• Nonexempt Staff Council hosts annual Fall Kickoff Ice Cream Social Aug. 30
• Fall fitness classes in the AARC begin Monday, Sept. 19
• Selim Center expands programming for those 50 and older
• Public Safety posts alert on aggressive panhandling incident
• St. Paul campus residents begin moving in; watch for parking restrictions
• Women’s center book club to discuss The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
• Undergraduate students: Verify address information
• St. Catherine University adjusts class times for Opening Celebration on Sept. 7
• School of Education selects five for inaugural Teaching Fellowship program
• John A. Ryan Institute sponsors Catholic business education conference
• Women’s basketball holds informational meeting Sept. 8
• Health Officials Update Information On Anthrax Case
• Downgraded Irene kills 21, paralyzes East Coast
• West St. Paul schools turn to veteran of stressed districts
• Study indicates blood clot pill a major advance
• Police investigate deadly stabbing in North Minneapolis
• Man dies after early morning shooting in S. Minneapolis
• Fargo woman killed in Ramsey County crash
• Irene cleanup could take days along East Coast
• The mighty Mississippi, aka 'that other river'
• Twins 11, Tigers 4: Luke Hughes, Brian Duensing help Minnesota end seven-game losing streak
• Illinois woman dies in Minnesota crash; Minnesota woman critically injured
• Irene strands Wisconsin unit returning from Afghanistan
• Green Bay museum to host Anne Frank photo exhibit
• Out-of-state angler fined $1,200 on Minnesota lake
• Cowboys 23, Vikings 17: First-team offense looks sharp in preseason loss to Dallas
• Some residents howling at North St. Paul plan for sidewalks, rain gardens
• South St. Paul's Waterous Co. has been helping fight fires since 1886
• Irene weaker, but deadly
• Wausau Labor Day parade off-limits to GOP
• Subways stop as New York City braces
• Irene soaks, batters N. Carolina as Northeast hunkers down
• Joe Mauer calls criticism of his toughness 'unfair'
• Minnesota soldier killed in Afghanistan laid to rest
• Minnesota has two additions to state water trail system
• State fair shuttle bus filled with passengers catches fire
• Somali-American students walk for famine relief
• At State Fair, Def Leppard brings the '80s screaming back
• National Immunization Survey Shows Jumps For Pertussis, Meningococcal, HPV
• St. Paul woman, 75, dies after being burned in cooking fire
• Here comes Irene - big, brutal and already battering the East
• Post-it goes digital in PopNotes app
• FAA: 4 dead in crash of medical helicopter in northwestern Missouri
• Obama cuts short vacation, returns to Washington ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Wisconsin Supreme Court justice said colleague came at him with fist, admitted to touching her neck, reports show
• Nigeria shaken by suicide attack
• Perry signs pledge on anti-gay marriage amendment
• Aaron Foster, acquitted in '81 shooting death, loses lawsuit against city of St. Paul
• Fired deputies sue Ramsey County sheriff, claim election retaliation
• Texas Supreme Court upholds $5 strip club fee termed 'pole tax'
• Amtrak's California Zephyr train derails in Nebraska; no major injuries reported
• In Florida, Bachmann says she would consider changes to federal minimum wage
• Authorities still looking for Lakeville dad charged with abandoning son
• More than 2 million ordered to flee as Hurricane Irene menaces Eastern Seaboard
• Apple Valley man accused of setting house on fire; occupants get out safely
• Somali defendant collapses; court hearing on hold
• Stocks gain broadly after Bernanke speech
• SD pheasant outlook good despite fewer birds
• Police find car involved in Minneapolis hit-run that killed Roseville man
• 2 sentenced in St. Paul home break-in where woman, 72, bit one intruder
• DNR: Zebra mussels found in 2 western Minnesota lakes
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• University engages in STEM Day at the Minnesota State Fair
• William Mitchell presents the artwork of Phyllis Welter ’79
• New article on CNN about Libya: U.S. role made the difference in Libya
• MOA to host 'Footloose' dance contest, stars
• Economy grew at slower 1 percent rate this spring
• Irene's first rains reach threatened US East Coast
• Wisconsin wildfire burns 40 acres; no injuries
• Wisconsin angler finds Minnesota woman's prosthetic leg
• Brooklyn Park police find girl after 4-hour Amber Alert
• Music review: Reba kicks off Fair Grandstand lineup with swaggering style
• Twin Cities landlord brothers shuffle ownership of properties that have reputation for squalid conditions
• Desperate dad fleeing foreclosure, leaves 11-year-old son behind
• Please remember Ruth Rovang in your prayers
• Visit the St. Thomas booth at the State Fair
• Computing network outages planned for Saturday
• Please remember in your prayers Tamara Brennan
• Jim Thome leaves Twins in a trade with Cleveland
• Study finds no link between vaccines and autism
• East Coast battens down as Irene roars toward North Carolina
• Amber Alert issued for 16-year-old Brooklyn Park girl
• Hurricane Irene, packing 115 mph winds, takes aim at Eastern Seaboard
• Toddlers found alone, without clothes, in parking garage
• Woman holding baby is shot in St. Paul
• Former White Bear Township official sentenced in mortgage fraud
• Planned library/recreation center on St. Paul's East Side critiqued at public meeting
• Census: South, West lead US in marriages, divorces
• St. Paul's pools' green initiative wins governor's environmental award
• Orioles complete 4-game sweep of Twins
• Feds take more comments on gray wolf protections
• Special prosecutor: No charges for Wisconsin Supreme Court Justices Prosser, Bradley in fracas
• NTSB says pilot lost control in fatal lake crash in Wisconsin
• Hormel shares fall despite higher profits, improved outlook
• University of Minnesota receives $14 million estate gift for scholarships
• At the third annual International Cold Climate Wine Competition, all the competitors are hardy souls
• St. Paul Schools to give Silva up to $40K to move from Woodbury
• Wisconsin appeals court denies second trial for convicted killer Steven Avery
• Artist calls retirement of UND logo disappointing
• 2 boys shot in Minneapolis, 1 dead
• After 'Gatsby,' Fitzgerald took us to the Minnesota State Fair
• Music review: Adele has it all, bringing warmth, personality and her magnificent voice to 10,000 people at Xcel.
• 2 found dead in Joshua Tree National Park were European tourists
• Hurricane Irene targets the East Coast; Category 4 strength possible
• Study: Cadillac Escalade most likely vehicle to be stolen
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives up reins to company
• Kaemmer and Wieben at Grand Hand Gallery
• 58th Princess Kay of the Milky Way is crowned
• Getting to State Fair will be harder
• Woman shot in St. Paul at bus stop
• The parking passes were a good deal - but phony
• Hurricane Irene targets the East Coast? But where exactly?
• Apple says Steve Jobs resigning as CEO
• Suspect in Spring Lake Park hotel shooting charged
• Appeals court won't close Chicago locks over carp
• Kentucky jury rules against penis-amputation patient
• Father gets 20 days in jail for breaking baby's leg
• St. Paul gang member gets 5 years in Rice Street Library shooting
• 4th Annual YWCA Women's Triathlon completed
• Five St. Paul cops honored for fatal shooting of armed man at motel last summer
• Police: Missing Roseville woman found dead in car; accident to blame
• Favre lookalike says he didn't mean to cause stir
• Wisconsin man charged after bonfire explosion burns 7
• Stocks stage afternoon rally; Gold drops $104
• Study: Reform means fewer uninsured in Wisconsin
• Website disruption, Wednesday, August 24, 2011
• Roseville man struck and killed on interstate ramp
• Hurricane Irene aims at East Coast
• Golf teams pair up with Special Olympics at tournament
• To be or not to be tagged on Facebook. It's up to you.
• MMAA Announces the Publication of a Major Scholarly Catalog on the History and Collection of This St. Paul Institution
• A jolt, then jitters as earthquake rattles East Coast
• In cathartic attack, rebels sack Gadhafi's compound in Tripoli
• Grant: Mahtomedi district's new elementary school won't be ready for fall 2012
• Sex assault case against former International Monetary Fund chief is dismissed
• East Coast rocked by most powerful earthquake in 67 years (w/video)
• Roseville seeks help finding missing woman
• Hurricane Irene weakens but remains major threat to U.S.
• Alaska woman convicted of child abuse after punishing son with hot sauce
• New Richmond., Wis., accused of stealing narcotics at Lakeview
• Report: Sprint to get iPhone in October, including new iPhone 5 model
• Largest Colorado quake since 1967 shakes homes
• Libyan rebels storm Gahdafi's Tripoli compound
• Facebook allegation may have led to woman's homicide
• Wisconsin governor names new railroad commissioner
• Stocks jump; Dow notches best gain in 2 weeks
• Pit bull that attacked woman, dog in St. Paul is put down
• Power outage hits U of M
• Macca in town for a book signing this week
• St. Catherine University names new director of The O’Shaughnessy
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• No charges in Minneapolis stabbing death
• Medtronic fiscal first-quarter profit slips 1 percent
• Nuclear preparedness drill planned in Monticello
• Defense: Diabetes a factor in Wisconsin crash that killed defendant's wife, daughter
• Loyal Gadhafi forces strike back in Tripoli
• Police: Former Chippewa Falls star wrestler killed while racing train
• Duluth track standout dies in sleep
• South Dakota man pleads guilty in vacuum cleaner attack
• Cedar Rapids group sells naming rights to toilets
• Orioles 4, Twins 1: Former Twin J.J. Hardy homers to help Baltimore end five-game losing streak
• They weren't lovin' it: Brawl at St. Paul McDonald's involved 20
• 18 Minnesota House members get shutdown paychecks after declining them initially
• Strauss-Kahn rape case collapses as accuser's story unravels
• Peeps candy store coming to the Mall of America
• 18 Minnesota lawmakers got shutdown pay retroactively
• Hurricane Irene heads toward Bahamas and U.S.
• Fire destroys Richard Branson's Caribbean home; Kate Winslet, other guests escape
• Lakeville man identified as pilot killed in Kansas City air show crash
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• St. Paul's iconic Pearson Candy Co. sold to Connecticut firm
• 3M to pay $3 million in age discrimination suit
• Letterman back at work, joking about death threat on jihadist website
• Gadhafi nowhere to be found as regime threatens to collapse
• Stocks inch higher, shaking off 4 weeks of losses
• Blockbuster on Grand Avenue closing
• DNR continues hunt for Asian carp in Minnesota, likes coming up empty
• Longtime MPR news host Eichten to retire in 2012
• Fox9 anchor Passolt in alimony dispute
• 3 Iowa investigators fired for emails calling colleagues 'Psycho,' 'Extreme Makeover,' 'Roid Rage'
• Journal to publish professor’s work on domestic abuse prevention
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• Macalester tuns in nation's second best GPA
• Welcome and welcome back Fall Semester 2011 students!
• North Dakota mill's $16 million profit means big checks for workers
• Little-known GOPer joins race against Klobuchar
• Wisconsin woman accused in baby's death due in court
• Owners of Wisconsin historic homes can save on taxes
• Woman killed by train in La Crosse
• Des Moines hospital delivers 42 babies in 2 days
• James Rogers receives Irish Fair’s Curtin-Conway Award
• Kendra Brodin named director of career and professional development at School of Law
• Twin Cities real estate landscape shows improvement despite slight downturn in the median price of homes
• Remodeled McCarthy Gym to reopen Sept. 6
• Dr. David Engberg named director of international education
• UST in the news
• You can still help with Father Dease’s Move-In Crew
• Health Officials Investigate Two Cases Of Measles In Dakota County Infants
• Gadhafi's sons arrested; rebels enter Tripoli; citizens celebrate
• Don Shelby shoots. He scores! (His first book)
• 'Join us in praying' hikers will be freed, families say
• Low-back MRIs high on list of expenses
• 3-Day walkers raise $5M for breast cancer research
• Missing man feared drowned in Kinney mine pit
• Two suspects sought in Chippewa County armed robbery
• Two men sought in damage of 125 cars in Minneapolis
• Ramsey man killed in ND rollover; wife, sister-in-law hurt
• Northstar's Ramsey stop nears reality, renewing development hopes
• Can Minnesota's moose be saved?
• Klobuchar, Franken call on Iran to release hikers
• ND officials: Missouri River flood warnings late
• ATV crash injures boy, 2 adults in Crane Lake
• Iowa man beaten by mob dies of his injuries
• Minneapolis stabbing victim identified
• Lightning sparks blaze in Black Hills
• Dayton orders flags lowered for 2nd fallen SEAL
• Boy found shot dead in Minneapolis street
• Iran: Lawyer for 2 American hikers will appeal sentences
• Lots to love in the new State Fair app
• Libyan rebels encircle Tripoli, threaten Gadhafi stronghold
• Minnesota native Bauer and friend Fattal sentenced to eight years in Iranian prison, report says
• Minnesota law takes on synthetic drugs - and their look-alikes
• Schools do get better with open enrollment
• Victims of shooting rampage finally revealed to Giffords
• Public gets a peek at Metrodome's new roof, turf
• Libyan rebels advance on Tripoli
• Dahmer survivor due back in court in man's death
• Izaak Walton League sponsors 2012 Farm Bill forum
• Favre impersonator shows up at Packers practice
• Twin Cities-to-Duluth drive is a headache this summer
• Reports say hiking Minnesotan, pal sentenced to 8 years in Iran for spying
• 4 Minneapolis men reinvent the hamster wheel to win Red Bull Creation contest
• Slide show - Combat in cardboard: Creative kids have medieval romp in St. Paul
• Coleman's St. Paul budget would hike fees on top of property taxes
• Winona man cited for kicking cat
• Janitors at Minnesota say cuts are dirty, and say U will be, too
• Minnesota Department of Health Reform Announcement - August 18, 2011
• 1 man dead, 2 hurt after argument in South MInneapolis
• DWI enforcement expands statewide through Sept. 5
• 5-year-old boy dies after being run over by truck, St. Croix County sheriff says
• Officials: 1 man dead after severe weather strikes northeast Wisconsin
• Struggling Burger King retires creepy advertising mascot
• Two found dead in apparent homicide-suicide in Linwood Township
• Stocks fall as recession worries increase
• Police seeking 3 suspects in Spring Lake Park shooting
• Eight charged in federal court for alleged counterfeit ring
• Wisconsin governor, others mull massive tree cleanup
• 4 Minnesota companies pay $55,000 for air-quality issues
• Two Dakota County children hospitalized with measles
• Coen brothers' 'Big Lebowski' available for rent on Facebook
• No injuries in explosion at Hormel plant in Beloit
• Motorcyclist killed in crash identified as Apple Valley man
• Minnesota man convicted in baby's death released from prison
• Martha Stewart casseroles sold at Macy's, hiking boots from Roseville company being recalled
• Damaging storms move through northern Minnesota
• Bachmann wrapping up 3-day South Carolina trip
• Employers tie lower health plan premiums to tobacco screening
• Minnesota State Fair employers have plenty of takers
• Feingold says he won't run in 2012
• Study under way into impacts of oil spill on loons
• Wisconsin gets $918,000 grant to help laid-off workers in Hudson, Osceola
• Yankees 8, Twins 4: New York shows its clout with three homers
• Most of south campus to lose power at 6:30 a.m. Sunday
• BBB Advises Businesses to Watch for Bogus Billings
• Archaeologists unearth pieces of Hastings' woolly past
• 'Low-priority' immigrants to be spared deportation
• Man charged with second sex assault on St. Paul bus
• Invasion of Asian carp stirs idea to 're-reverse' Chicago River
• For downsizing seniors, a helping hand
• Obamacare Doesn’t Belong in the “Land of the Free”
• American Indian activist Means battling throat cancer
• Minneapolis lawyer probably needs one himself
• MDA telethon making major changes even without Jerry Lewis
• Did you know ....9 tips and tidbits about the Twin Cities food scene
• St. Paul man attacks girlfriend 3 times in 1 day, gets 3 months in jail
• New Wisconsin state senators to take oaths of office next week
• Renewable energy grants awarded for Minnesota
• Toro third-quarter profit rises 5 percent on sales growth
• Shutdown bumps Minnesota jobless rate to 7.2 percent
• Richfield man among 6 accused of illegal voting in Duluth, Iron Range
• Report: Government probe of Standard and Poor's
• William Mitchell technology notice, Thursday, Aug. 18, 2011
• Outdoor concerts spur safety concerns
• 5-hour standoff in northwestern Wisconsin ends peacefully
• Packers' game, high school football collide
• Widow of Mahnomen County deputy testifies about his death
• Minnesota's apple crop is looking good
• That state budget deal? Few liked it
• Twins 6, Tigers 5: Justin Morneau's ninth-inning single off Jose Valverde breaks tie
• Most of south campus to lose power at 7 a.m. Sunday
• BBB Focus Luncheon: Value of Social Media
• Ramsey County: Stadium tax foes plot vote strategy
• St. Paul man tried to ignite woman, charges say, and their two young children saw it all
• Obama says now is the time to put America back to work
• Wells Fargo to test $3 monthly debit card fee
• Dead bats at Madison airport extend rabies worries
• Tommy Thompson said to be planning Senate bid in Wisconsin
• Air Force discharging sergeant who holds 'birther' views about Obama
• Ramsey commission to discuss Minnesota Vikings proposed Arden Hills site, half-percent tax and voter input
• Twin Cities man a finalist on 'Love in the Wild'. Watch it tonight, 9 p.m.
• Austin police: Boy says his cousin lit him on fire
• Corrosion on Lift Bridge prompts lower weight limits
• St. Paul's North End improvements pushing ahead
• St. Paul light rail construction company's bonus not as high as it could have been
• Mower County boy, 14, allegedly smears hand sanitizer on cousin, lights him on fire
• 10 charged with stealing 50 vehicles in St. Paul for scrap
• Ex-Minnesota border officer sentenced for sex crime
• Police: Teen brought loaded gun into Rochester high school
• William Mitchell hosts intellectual property professionals from around the world
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• Wisconsin police: No one has claimed fake leg
• Target's second-quarter profits up 3.7 percent
• Minnesota: State rates at top of ACT results again
• Opening arguments expected today in trial of man accused in death of Mahnomen County deputy
• Wheeler police chief ponders insanity defense in sex case
• Fire destroys house near Ellsworth
• Despite genetic evidence, DNR search doesn't find invasive silver carp in St. Croix River
• Bankrupt St. Paul developer granted shot at starting over
• Tigers 7, Twins 1: Cy Young Award candidate Justin Verlander shuts down Minnesota
• Rabble-rousers adopt a new bullhorn: Twitter
• Fitch Ratings keeps U.S. assessment at AAA
• Minnesota Republicans demand role in state insurance exchange
• Myth nightclub's former owner guilty in swindle of Lino Lakes bank
• 2 Senate Democrats survive Wisconsin recalls; GOP retains 17-16 majority
• Twins' Thome oversleeps, manages media circuit, then finds bottle of champagne waiting in his locker today
• Bachmann wishes Elvis a happy birthday on date of his death
• Rosemount man gets 13 months in extortion plot that led to suicide
• Split Rock Lighthouse, Grand Mound named historic landmarks
• Man scales Oklahoma TV tower, refuses to come down after six days
• Kellogg Boulevard to narrow for Union Depot construction
• Minnesota warns about Imprelis herbicide
• U.S. stocks fall on European economic, debt worries
• Minnesota hits 200 traffic deaths for the year
• Company has yet to decide if boy's hockey shot is worth $50K
• Hedge fund calls Regis 'bloated,' wants HQ costs slashed 33%
• Minnesota seeks waiver from No Child Left Behind
• Minnesota lawmakers question health insurance exchange
• Girl 14, leads Wisconsin police on chase
• Firm: Hole in boots a factor in death of University of Iowa worker
• Fond du Lac Band buys sacred island
• Testimony begins in murder trial of man accused of shooting Mahomen County deputy
• 4-man crew back in Minnesota after Hudson Bay journey
• Time running out for Wisconsin hunter education courses
• Permanent Les Paul exhibit planned for Waukesha
• Polls open in Wisconsin Senate recall races
• Girl, man who tried to rescue her from Plymouth pool die at hospital
• Attorneys argue for new trial in Arizona sweat lodge case
• Wisconsin man accused of fatally shooting neighbor, hiding corpse to face trial
• UN says aid to Somalia won't decrease due to fraud
• Twins 9, Tigers 6: Jim Thome blasts two home runs to lift Twins past Detroit
• Mr. 600: Twins' Jim Thome homers twice to reach exclusive club
• Thome hits 600th home run
• Board votes to retire UND's 'Fighting Sioux' nickname by year's end
• Still ailing, Minnesota Twins center fielder Denard Span scratched from lineup
• Coleman proposes raising property taxes by 6.5%, cutting overtime, staff, to balance St. Paul 2012 budget
• Minnesota State Fair says stages safe, despite charges against vendor
• Minnesota Twins trade Delmon Young to Tigers for ex-Edina pitcher
• Wisconsin teachers' union announces layoffs
• Prosecutor accepts Wisconsin Supreme Court choking case
• Charges: Maplewood church youth leader sexually abused White Bear Lake teen
• Obama begins bus tour in Minnesota
• Soldier originally from Fosston, Minn., is killed in Afghanistan
• Japanese student swept over Niagara Falls in Canada
• Prosecutor reduces charges against Roseville mother of suspect in fatal hit-run at U
• Minnesota signs off on tuition deal with Wisconsin
• 4 hurt as locomotives hit minivan in St. Paul
• St. Kate's alumna is myth-buster!
• St. Kate's to host STEM seminar for teachers
• John Kline: 'Mr. President, Please Join Us in Supporting Our Plan for America's Job Creators'
• Council considers removal of Sheboygan mayor after binge, scuffle
• Hibbing museum hosts 'Gathering of Buses'
• Clara City woman survives farm house explosion
• Bad year for durum could mean pricier pasta
• Helicopter to string lines along Interstate 94
• Please remember Tony Dolski in your prayers
• UST’s Iota Tau fraternity earns outstanding chapter award
• Bookstore’s online Campus Marketplace helps students sell, buy textbooks
• Box Office sells discounted tickets to the Renaissance Festival
• Fall semester shuttle bus schedule begins Monday, Aug. 22; Saturday service begins Sept. 10
• Anderson Student Center: Sustainable by design
• Parking permit sales open; changes to St. Paul campus parking noted
• New full-time freshman to participate in national study
• Student mailboxes open Aug. 30
• Notre Dame publishes second volume of memoir by President Emeritus Father Edward ‘Monk’ Malloy
• Please remember in your prayers Hilda Mary Donahue
• Food For Thought will have limited service from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday
• Supporters say Pawlenty's reputation is undamaged and he could run again
• Senate's health care authority, Linda Berglin, looks back
• Bleak growing season stunts yields at St. Paul Farmers' Market
• Minneapolis man ejected from motorcycle in Wisconsin
• Pawlenty quits race for president after disappointment in Iowa
• Virginia, Minn., police call shootings murder-suicide
• Norwegian cops take mass murderer back to Oslo island
• Shakopee motorcyclist dies in South Dakota crash
• Roseville police investigate suspicious death
• Mendota Heights country club open after fire on premise
• Bow hunters to help cull Sioux Falls deer
• Firefighters rescue 2 boys from old mine pit in Iron Range
• Wisconsin State Fair in final weekend, attendance up
• 2 dead after WWII-era plane crashes near Des Moines River
• Joe Soucheray: Scott LeDoux still had a little fight left in him. May we all be so lucky.
• Theme park Cinderella accepts marriage proposal
• 'Field of Dreams' remains on market in Iowa for $5.4M
• Prehistoric remains to be returned to South Dakota tribe
• Titans 14, Vikings 3: Offense gets off to a slow start in preseason opener
• Firefighters douse Somerset Cuntry Club blaze in Mendota Heights
• Anoka-Hennepin school district stands by gay 'neutrality' policy
• 24-lake study will track changes that could affect all 10,000+
• Indiana State Fair stage collapse kills 4
• Failed Harsdorf recall vote costs $113,500; municipalities' bill not yet available
• Michele Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll; Tim Pawlenty takes third
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry scrambles GOP field by jumping in
• Obama sets sights on Cannon Falls, other rural U.S. towns to talk jobs
• Katherine Lanpher, Former Pioneer Press columnist and MPR host, trains under-represented voices
• Authorities ID girl in Richfield drowning
• OSHA to investigate Aspen drilling death of Minneapolis man
• Federal disaster aid available after Minnesota storms
• Girl, 12, reports sexual assault near St. Cloud park
• Teen dies in central Minnesota ATV crash
• Minnesota National Guard officer awarded French medal
• Armed kidnap team grabs American from his home in Pakistan
• Track & field teams gain USTFCCCA academic awards
• Indians 3, Twins 2: Cleveland wins with two-run rally in the eighth
• Again, fewer than half of students pass Minnesota science exam
• Burnsville couple wins $229 million Powerball
• Stephen Colbert to Iowa Republicans: Vote for 'Parry!'
• 2 Hamline University students charged after campus explosions
• Bat on Wisconsin flight prompts rabies fears, search for passengers
• St. Paul man convicted of murder; admitted he killed neighbor after sex, but claimed self-defense
• Palin visits Iowa State Fair, stokes 2012 speculation
• Man found dead in Mississippi River identified
• Jury convicts Xiong in Lake Elmo murder
• St. Paul gets 24 new cops as cadets graduate
• Court appearance for terror suspect continued
• Dow finishes wild week on an up note
• Court strikes down Obama health insurance mandate
• Ames Straw Poll: Best and worst case scenarios
• Bachmann, Pawlenty duke it out in Iowa debate
• Second Minnesotan, a Navy SEAL from Minneapolis, is mourned after helicopter shot down in Afghanistan
• People's champion Scott LeDoux loses his fight with ALS
• Gainey Conference Center bids au revoir to Marlene Levine today
• Please remember in your prayers John Donovan
• Monday Mass celebrates Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
• Computing network outages planned for Sunday morning
• Please remember in your prayers Nicholas Spehar
• IRT remodels website for easier access to news, services, technology resources
• Obama's Minnesota bus stop will be in Cannon Falls
• Crops rise on adjusted forecast
• Search continues for worker who fell off dam near Granite Falls
• Lawyer charged with driving into pedestrian is contrite, says he has stopped drinking
• Two hospitalized with knife wounds in Sturgis
• Scott LeDoux, former boxer and Anoka County commissioner, dies at 62
• Dow soars 423 points on economic news
• Jury gets case of deaf man charged with baseball bat murder of woman in St. Paul
• Contact lost with hypersonic U.S. military glider after test launch in California
• Man escapes Sheboygan police in county truck
• Spokesman says Texas Gov. Rick Perry running for president
• Obama: 'There is something wrong with our politics'
• Postal Service considers cutting as many as120,000 jobs
• Evidence of Asian carp found in the St. Croix
• American Indian students sue over UND's 'Fighting Sioux' nickname
• Students and alumni invited to learn how to connect to the careers they crave
• Body found under pontoon boat ID'd as missing Winona woman
• Powerball ticket sold in Dakota County worth $229 million
• New face of victim in Connecticut chimpanzee attack revealed
• Menard founder told to pay $600,000 to attorney
• Wisconsin jail sergeant charged with sexual assault
• Kohl's second-quarter profits up 17 percent
• Sporadic Sade worth the wait
• Nine GOP presidential hopefuls are on the ballot,but all eyes are on just two - Bachmann and Pawlenty
• Minneapolis man also among those killed in attack on helicopter in Afghanistan
• Lil Wayne brings big energy to X
• Health Officials Investigate Case Of Inhalational Anthrax From Suspected Natural Environmental Exposure
• Ramsey County takes its Arden Hills stadium campaign to Minnesota Vikings' training camp
• Translation of deaf suspect is complicating St. Paul murder trial
• Shop, get healthy, shop some more
• Statue of Liberty to close for yearlong renovation
• July home sales jump 34%, vs. 2010
• Wisconsin priest charged with assaulting teen in La Crosse
• Concert review: Sade keeps the music alive
• Large marijuana operation found in Wisconsin national forest
• Pawlenty knocks Obama, Bachmann in same swipe
• Sarah Palin to resume bus tour Friday at Iowa State Fair
• Washington state boy pulled lifeless from ocean is out of ICU
• Military says Taliban fighters who downed U.S. helicopter have been killed in airstrike
• Police: Race a factor in State Fair violence
• Dow plunges 519 points on economy, Europe worries
• Missouri woman decries credit downgrade by hiring plane to fly banner over NYC
• Minneapolis soldier gets life, no parole in Iraq slayings
• Harsdorf has easy win in 10th Senate District recall election
• Sarah Palin has new granddaughter
• STEM on a Stick comes to the Minnesota State Fair!
• South campus’ Lot O will close at noon Thursday for Igbofest and repaving
• Fatal crash closes I-94 in downtown Minneapolis
• 100 sticks of dynamite found in rural Hector
• Eau Claire cop resigns, accused of phone sex in squad car
• Felony charge expected after traffic death of Bloomer High coach
• Texas judge says no bond for Virginia, Minn. man accused of abducting wife
• Sanford Health building $60 million medical center in Thief River Falls
• Macy's second-quarter earnings rise 64 percent
• Constituents challenge Cravaack on jobs, taxes
• Barron man faces more surgeries after arm is reattached
• Deputies: Mother, son's bodies discovered in Wisconsin home
• Wisconsin Republicans rebuff Democratic challenge, keep control of Senate
• Their lives, their crimes were far different; their demon the same
• Obama tour to stop in Minnesota next week
• St. Paul puppynapping suspects arrested, jailed
• Encephalitis strikes three animals in western Wisconsin
• Walker signs redistricting bill, angering Democrats on day of recall elections
• Small earthquake rattles South Dakota's state Capitol
• Falling gas prices provide motorists some relief
• London tries tripling police presence to end riots
• Dakota County social worker sentenced to 30 days jail in thefts
• Polygamist leader gets life in prison for sexually assaulting one of his child brides
• Dow drops, then rallies after Fed statement, up 429 points
• Minnesota State Fair jacks up ticket prices; Child admission up 25 percent
• 21 Minnesota motorists ticketed for driving 100 mph
• Health department confirms case of anthrax in patient
• Sex offender in Cookie Monster costume arrested
• Fed to keep interest rate near zero for 2 years
• Famed hockey player joins St. Kate's as assistant coach
• Boy, 4, might testify in North Dakota murder case
• U.N. agency begins 800-ton airlift of food to East Africa
• Wisconsin dad, sons paddle 72 days around Lake Superior
• Polls open in Wisconsin's high-stakes recall elections
• Body found in Crookston woods
• Des Moines woman finds drunken teen in her bed
• Jesse Ventura says he's up for playing movie governor
• Police shoot suspect in Minneapolis
• Dahmer survivor pleads not guilty to throwing man off Wisconsin bridge
• Twins pitcher Scott Baker likely headed to DL after Boston battering
• Please remember in your prayers Dr. John Ryan, trustee emeritus
• Ten set off Thursday on World Youth Day pilgrimage
• Fairs, Circuses, And All Things Fun: Selections from the Minnesota Museum Of American Art
• After tragedy in Afghanistan, Pentagon reconsiders landing Chinooks in battle zones
• Red Sox 8, Twins 6: After leading 5-2, Minnesota loses its fifth straight
• Wisconsin recall elections, round one: 6 GOP senators defend seats as nation watches
• Former S.D. Gov. Janklow ticketed for speeding; he killed Minnesota motorcyclist in 2003
• Wall Street takes a dive on first day after U.S. debt downgrade
• Northern Minnesota man, abducted wife found in Mexico
• 43 died on Minnesota roads in July, making it the deadliest month so far this year
• St. Paul firefighters save cat, 4 dogs from house fire
• Harsdorf widens lead in Wis. recall race
• Gov. Dayton seeks Minnesota waiver for No Child Left Behind
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• The fans' take: A roundtable discussion of the struggles of Minnesota's pro sports teams
• Ex-Viking Korey Stringer's widow settles final suit
• Authorities blame stalled vehicle for Eagan crash
• Minnesota seeks waiver to No Child Left Behind
• Multiband rejects merger offer
• Student and family featured on KARE-11
• St. Kate's sponsors YWCA Women's Triathlon
• Downtown St. Paul restaurants say popular food trucks unfairly eat into their profit
• Two die in head-on Blue Earth County crash
• Deadline looms for 3rd North Dakota deer license lottery
• Man armed with sword arrested after Wisconsin standoff
• Wisconsin teen killed in collision between car and buggy
• Vikings QB Bomar booked on DWI
• Forest Lake motorcyclist dies in Pierce County crash
• St. Thomas to host Aug. 23 debate on life sentences for juveniles
• Professional notes
• Background screening policy adopted for new employees
• New Twin Cities real estate index tracks gulf between traditional and distressed home sales
• Graduate Programs in Software hosts information session tonight
• Campus Mail Services to eliminate second run to Minneapolis campus
• Campus Scheduling Services announces scheduling information for Anderson Student Center
• New carpeting slated for two corridors in John R. Roach Center
• UST in the news
• Chisago City man, 24, reportedly killed in Afghan attack
• Ruben Rosario: Driven to the brink by rebellious drivers
• A second recession could be much worse than the first
• Burnsville-Eagan-Savage to bring mental health counselors into each of its seven schools
• Hastings businesses on the hook for overgrown storm-runoff gardens they mowed
• Boy, 17, shot while biking in Minneapolis
• New unrest erupts in north London a night after rioting
• Police: 8 killed in Ohio, gunman among dead
• ATV accident kills 1 in Bayfield County
• Teen's body found in Lake Superior
• White Sox 7, Twins 0: Jake Peavy leads Chicago to three-game series sweep
• Ramsey man killed in South Dakota motorcycle crash
• Summer camp to help kids affected by Minneapolis tornado
• South Dakota Old West re-enactor says he's no outlaw
• Standoff at Roseville hotel ends peacefully
• Small Minnesota winery highlights homegrown grapes
• Spicer group seeks to stop spread of zebra mussels
• With 18, Wisconsin ties boating fatalities from 2010
• How big a deal is U.S. credit rating downgrade?
• 30 U.S. forces killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan; Navy SEALs from unit that killed bin Laden among the dead
• Stearns County has the secret to long life ... but it's keeping it secret
• Grizzly bear mauls St. Paul man in Glacier National Park
• After stem cell hype, a new hope for heart therapy in Minneapolis
• Interactive map: Life expectancy in Minnesota, 1987-2007
• Coon Rapids man dies after falling while painting house
• Coon Rapids man killed in motorcycle crash
• St. Paul hiker survives grizzly attack in Glacier National Park
• Minnesota National Guard to search for missing boy
• Trademark dispute revs up over "Sturgis"
• State budget problems keep squeezing Minnesota schools
• More than 1,000 shaker sets sold at estate auction
• Duluth man arrested on heroin charges
• Fight for food in Mogadishu leaves 7 dead
• Army plans to reduce the length of combat tours to nine months
• 14 Minnesota farmers' markets now accept food stamps
• Teenage hunter shoots at squirrel, hits woman sitting in yard in Morrison County
• 88-degree dew point recorded in Moorhead on July 19 is new Minnesota record
• Standard & Poor's downgrades U.S. credit rating for first time
• Minnesota History Center readies exhibit about 1968's effects on America
• Bachmann: Improving economy 'won't take that long' when I'm in the White House
• Comedians rally in support of Jerry Lewis after ouster from MDA telethon
• British teen on adventure trip is killed by polar bear in Norway's Arctic
• Pawlenty reverses course, signs pledge written by group opposed to same-sex marriage
• Man's comments prompt Mall of America lockdown
• Fighter jets intercept 75-year-old Chicago pilot who strayed into restricted airspace during Obama visit
• Disabled child drowns in bathtub at Beloit home
• Wisconsin transgender inmates win appeal over treatments
• Wisconsin Dells, Arizona men killed in Wisconsin plane crash
• Spending breaks record in 5 Wisconsin recall elections
• Charges: Gang member shot at rival gang outside St. Paul library
• Family to receive WWII soldier's lost Purple Heart
• St. Paul Park man charged with attempting to murder three police officers
• Vikings kicker Ryan Longwell: Favre 'done playing' football
• Boaters to encounter zebra mussel power wash
• John Kline: It's Past Time to Get Washington's Spending Addiction Under Control
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117,000 jobs
• Motorcyclist dead after early morning crash in Minneapolis
• UN: Somalia famine helps militants, new refugee camp opens
• Witnesses: Mob of young people attacked Wisconsin fair-goers
• Wisconsin wants parents to view child care ratings
• Wisconsin DNR warns tree lovers to look for oak wilt
• Missing Mahnomen man found alive
• Rochester fire battalion chief dies in logging accident
• U of M dental school gets $3.5 million gift
• Sheriff: La Crosse man was looking at phone before crash that killed motorcyclist
• Iowa man blames own mistake for mauling by tiger
• Ex-boyfriend charged in death of Mankato State student
• 3 arrested after body found in La Crosse park
• All-Academic honors go to McCoy
• O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library drive aisle to close Monday
• A life resumed: Koua Fong Lee regained his freedom a year ago today after conviction in fatal St. Paul crash
• Computing network outages planned for this weekend
• Bachmann Supports the Veterans Equal Treatment for Service Dogs Act
• Donovan McNabb hit and miss in his first practice with Vikings
• Twins' Michael Cuddyer says he's committed to testing free-agent market
• Gripped by economic fears, Dow falls 512 in steepest decline since 2008
• Fox analysts say on-air remarks about going easy on Palin were a joke
• Obama celebrates 50th birthday at White House
• Pawlenty to shift from TV ads to turnout in Iowa
• Several hundred remain evacuated in Eagle Lake after train derailment
• Minnesota group aims to bypass redistricting politics
• Douglas County judge lowers bail in Innocence Project case
• Cravaack to hold town halls after 'no' vote on debt
• Hibbing man accused of hitting jogger while driving drunk, fleeing scene
• Compromise reached to end partial shutdown of FAA
• Duluth mural work halted over complaints
• World Without Genocide event addresses current issues in Somalia
• St. Catherine Choral Society holds auditions
• T. Joe Loiselle makes Preseason All-America team
• Target key revenue figure rises in July
• Warsaw man dies in fall from roof
• Cargill pulls 36 million pounds of ground turkey off shelves, citing deadly salmonella outbreak
• Partnerships propel St. Kate’s STEM initiative to next level
• Woman injured in fall from Minneapolis apartment window
• Cedar Rapids cop accused of taking dogs faces trespassing charge
• Son arrested in mom's death in Fox Valley
• Coalition awards grants for Great Lakes cleanup
• SD man accused of urinating on store's malt liquor; another for drinking a beer, putting it back
• Body of boy, 6, recovered from Mississippi in La Crosse County
• Jerry Lewis out as Muscular Dystrophy Association chairman, won't host final telethon
• Review: At 10, 'American Idol' isn't completely idle
• Its dedication was somber, its vandalism an outrage
• Cargill recalls 36 million pounds of ground turkey after salmonella outbreak
• Girl who died in fall from St. Paul apartment window had been moving to Minnesota from Arizona
• I-35W bridge memorial vandalized
• Sheriff: Wisconsin man kills estranged wife, then self
• Professor who linked asbestos-like fibers to Iron Range taconite dies
• Austin brothers honored after Lake Superior tragedy
• Debt ceiling cuts worry U of M grad students
• Bicyclist beaten, robbed of all but his shorts in St. Paul
• Researchers find another tick-borne bug in Minnesota, Wisconsin
• Judge allows for shorter cell phone tower near BWCA
• Twins prospect Kyle Gibson might need Tommy John surgery
• Vikings camp: Day 3 highlights
• Coach Leslie Frazier says released OT Bryant McKinnie 'wasn't the right fit' for Vikings
• Suspect in deadly police shootout in Rapid City dies
• I voted against the debt bill because it will exacerbate the jobs crisis in this...
• Third person has died in Long Lake crash
• Victim in fatal St. Croix County crash identified
• No talks scheduled as American Crystal plans to keep using replacement workers
• South Dakota governor, mayor react to shooting of 3 cops
• Iowa city leaders defend closing lemonade stands during RAGBRAI
• A way to lick crime
• Crops amid concrete: A diverse group of growers are reclaiming undeveloped St. Paul land
• Rapid City, S.D., police: 1 officer dead, 2 injured in shootout
• Infant dies after 9-story fall from St. Paul apartment window
• CDC: 1 death, 76 illnesses linked to ground turkey
• Teenage boy swept away while swimming in rain-swollen Duluth creek
• Ramsey County pulling plug on controversial gang database
• Release of Bryant McKinnie carries risk for Vikings
• Partial shutdown of FAA to continue as Congress leaves town
• Promising lead develops in 40-year-old hijacking of Northwest jetliner
• Bob Sansevere: Bryant McKinnie was a waist of talent
• Missing Hastings mom, son found in South Dakota shelter
• I-90 crash kills Massachusetts boy, critically injures 3 of his siblings
• Obama signs debt legislation, challenges GOP as stock markets tumble
• National gay-rights group forms Minnesota PAC
• Latest 10th District tally: Harsdorf outspends, outraises Moore
• St. Paul defense lawyer admits he assaulted roommate, a former client; faces 8 years
• 1 of 2 people hurt in Becker County motorcycle-deer crash has died
• Twin Cities, western Wisconsin under severe thunderstorm watch
• St. Paul Urban Tennis, Mighty Kids Hockey programs likely to lose funding
• Number of breeding ducks, geese up in Minnesota
• Another warm day for the Waseca Triathlon
• North campus power loss caused yesterday’s central systems’ shutdown
• Sara Eisenhauer hired as intern on NCAA grant
• Talented student-athletes join Wildcats basketball
• Charges: Wisconsin man killed neighbor over poor treatment
• Boat driver in fatal Chippewa River crash faces alcohol charge
• City shuts down Iowa girl's lemonade stand during RAGBRAI
• Man in wheelchair struck, injured in Minneapolis
• Target, Walgreens sue Eau Claire over real estate taxes
• Crash in Long Lake kills 2, injures 1
• Boy, 6, missing in Mississippi River in La Crosse
• Armed, suicidal person holed up in St. Paul Park home
• After weeks of acrimony, House approves debt deal; Senate votes today
• On a weekend of tragedy on state's water, a hero saves two lives on an Eagan lake
• Dayton to mark 2011 deer opener on Iron Range
• Fabrizio Montermini's St. Paul joyride was fatal, the penalty is 14 years in prison
• July's average temp in Twin Cities ranks as 5th warmest on record
• Fears of far right rise in troubled Greece
• Georgia woman accused of killing boyfriend with stiletto heel
• Some damage, power outages reported after thunderstorms sweep Twin Cities
• Minnesota's House members split on proposal to raise debt ceiling
• Sex toy company funding U faculty position
• Montermini gets 14-1/2 years for drunken St. Paul car crash that killed passenger
• Minnesota man, son hurt when small plane crashes in Dane County
• FBI: 'Credible lead' surfaces in D.B. Cooper hijacking of Northwest jet in 1971
• In debt drama voters play key, if overlooked, role
• John Kline Statement
• Survey ranks UW-Madison as No. 14 party school; Gustavus is 20th on list of sober schools
• Slideshow: Tomato-sauced and sun-dried
• Walz Votes to Prevent Default, Reduce Deficit
• Shakopee man escapes injury in Iowa helicopter crash
• Moody's: Minnesota's debt outlook 'negative'
• Statement as Congressional Progressive Caucus Co-Chair on tonight's vote on the...
• Wisconsin Senate OKs unemployment extension - again
• Minneapolis bicyclist killed in Iowa
• Please join Saint Paul College in welcoming Steven Rosenstone as the new chancel...
• Cedar Rapids police cop denies allegations she took dogs
• 2 men arrested after Wisconsin man's body found in storage facility
• Donovan McNabb's dog coming for TV taping
• Trial begins for man accused of killing Mahnomen County deputy
• Feds probe second Ford-made vehicle for wheel problem
• Congress moving quickly on debt and spending deal
• Survey suggests further slowing of Midwest growth
• Toddler safe after family leaves him behind at Lake Nokomis
• Notre Dame’s business dean to discuss the role of grace in our work Aug. 17
• Student conducts food-waste survey
• New requisition system goes online tomorrow
• Please pray for the health of Imani Cornelius
• Changes made to St. Thomas’ 403(b) pension plan
• IRT starts system upgrades this week
• Box Office offers discounted tickets to summer fun
• Athletics 7, Twins 3: Oakland roughs up Carl Pavano with six-run third inning
• Vikings sign top draft pick, QB Ponder just in time for camp
• Oakland Athletics 7, Minnesota Twins 3
• Families of hikers jailed in Iran hope for freedom
• Minnesota biker dies after being hit by SUV in Iowa
• Sentencing delayed for author who led deadly Arizona sweat lodge ceremony
• Search continues at Lake Minnetonka for apparent drowning victim
• Minneapolis dedicating memorial to bridge victims
• See regional radar: More thunderstorms could be on way
• Congressional debt deal negotiators say they're very close
• Minnesota deer hunting licenses go on sale Monday
• Wisconsin State Fair starts this week
• Dayton orders flags lowered on bridge anniversary
• 1961: The year the Twin Cities became a big-league sports town
• Hope grows for 11th-hour debt deal
• Mahtomedi school district gets state's second fabrication lab
• Twin Cities adults abandon softball, other team-oriented recreational leagues
• Two women burned in house explosion
• Two west metro drownings reported
• Time traveling: Minnesota has many historic — even prehistoric — sites worth seeing
• American Crystal Sugar workers reject contract
• Fox Sports' 5 things to watch from Vikings training camp
• Deephaven toddler hospitalized after near drowning
• 9 rescued from sinking boat in Lake Michigan
• Congress still deadlocked but Boehner promises 'some sort of agreement' with Obama
• Top recruit Pirsig surprises Gophers with commitment; Dad: 'It's a wonderful coaching staff'
• 16-year-old dies on Island Lake near Duluth
• Accused Hibbing mayor attacker denied venue change
• Concern grows about Asian carp in Lake Michigan
• Missing cows lead to standoff, arrest
• Vikings sign former Atlanta Falcons receiver Michael Jenkins to three-year contract
• John Kline: Serious Times Call for Serious Solutions... Harry Reid's Plan Fails to Meet That Standard
• Twin Cities-bound Delta plane involved in minor O'Hare ground collision
• North St. Paul mother is latest pedestrian to die at intersection, but authorities say road is not to blame
• Falcon Heights becomes Minnesota's 12th city to approve a domestic partnership registry
• Surly's plan to expand has St. Paul saying, 'Here'
• Eau Claire man convicted of killing baby by shaking, throwing her
• McNabb plugs Chris Kluwe's band, donates to his charity. So now does he get his number?
• Cravaack, Bachmann vote against House Republicans' debt bill
• North Dakota monastery to end century-old cattle practice
• House approves Republican bill extending debt limit
• Dahmer's survivor charged in death of man who was thrown off Milwaukee bridge
• Wheeler police chief charged with molesting teen boys
• Minnesota school ex-business manager pleads guilty to theft
• Body of Burnsville man found in Itasca County lake
• St. Paul's historic Empire Building gets new owner
• St. Paul man admits producing child porn, faces child rape charges
• Suspect in fatal St. Paul hit-and-run turns himself in
• Number of same-sex couples up 66 percent in Wisconsin
• Delta adds flights to Costa Rica, expands flights to Brazil
• Woman with stroller struck and killed on Minnesota 36
• John Kline Supports "Budget Control Act"
• Honorable Edward Toussaint joins William Mitchell faculty
• Economy slowed sharply in first half of year
• Nurses at Bemidji hospital reject contract offer
• Auburn Jimenez makes D3football.com Preseason All-America squad
• Central Corridor makes tracks in downtown St. Paul
• Review: Journey and Foreigner's new frontmen have the swagger down pat
• Rangers 4, Twins 1: Minnesota fails to back Scott Baker offensively
• Questions with Bob Sansevere: Former Vikings quarterback Rich Gannon
• AWOL soldier suspected of plotting Fort Hood attack
• House puts off vote on Boehner debt plan
• Bachmann holds own before tough D.C. crowd
• Car stolen. Car found. Now the bad news.
• House Republican leaders put off vote on legislation to avert government default
• My Opposition to Raising Our Debt Limit
• IRS Removes Two Year Time Limit for Innocent Spouse Relief
• Xcel income up 13.6 percent on interim rate increases
• In and around the Twin Cities, here are 24 places to eat right now
• Anglers go after 24-hour Guinness record of 2,100 fish caught in a day
• Virginia man suspected of kidnapping wife is person of interest in bank robbery
• Federal disaster area declared in 14 Minnesota counties
• Body of second Wisconsin man recovered from Cass Lake
• Fourth Wisconsin death confirmed as heat-related
• Motorcyclist deaths up in Minnesota
• Robbers shoot man in leg in nighttime St. Paul attack
• Man falls 55 feet from St. Paul bridge, survives
• Bachmann refuses to answer questions about family's business and finances
• 'Jeopardy!' host Alex Trebek injured after chasing burglar in San Francisco
• Global Women's Leadership Convening features World Café
• FACT SHEET: Budget Control Act
• Social media and insurance fraud—Professor Gregory Duhl explains
• Talked to Lawrence O' Donnell last night about how we protect all Americans from...
• University names first general counsel and chief human resources officer
• IRT to upgrade the Microsoft Exchange email system starting July 29
• Police: Driver in fatal Eau Claire crash had been 'huffing' aerosol
• Saint Paul College was highlighted on a Kare 11 feature story about community co...
• Strong jobs report pushes US stock futures up
• Boston Scientific to eliminate up to 1400 jobs
• Stalled vehicle blocking northbound U.S. 52 in St. Paul
• Iowa teen accused of giving girl, 12, a hickey
• Wisconsin hosts Lumberjack World Championships
• Wisconsin milk production dips 2 percent last month
• Family-oriented programs resume at Minnesota state parks
• North Dakota woman killed in lawnmower crash identified
• Death of missing Wisconsin man found in storage facility is a homicide
• Sinkhole reported in Burnsville
• Melms nominated for Allstate AFCA Good Works Team
• All-America honors presented to Kaulas & Eulau
• Japanese beetles invade Twin Cities and stopping them isn't easy
• You can't go home again - not if you're an alligator who lives in Woodbury
• St. Paul police chief shares strategy with House panel studying Somali terrorism
• Senate Hearing Highlights Need for New St. Croix River Crossing
• St. Paul police chief, former assistant U.S. attorney testify at hearing on al-Shabab
• Sidney Rice agrees to deal with Seattle; Vikings sign K Ryan Longwell, 'close' to completing trade for Donovan McNabb
• Victim in St. Paul hit-and-run ID'd; suspect still at large
• Washington labors as the threat of government default inches closer
• Rare rattlesnake bite in southeastern Minnesota lands Mounds View hiker in hospital
• Cougar's prowl from Midwest to Connecticut astonishes scientists
• Lightning ignites fire at St. Paul house, collapses roof
• Stocks fall as lawmakers remain at odds over debt
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Father drowns while trying to rescue son in Kandiyohi County lake
• Wis. Dems ask stations to pull attack ads featuring "Morgan Freeman" voice
• Man charged with killing 2 children in Madison
• Old West re-enactor faces federal weapons charge
• Mitchell faculty in the news, June-July 2011
• New dreams for Powderhorn teens: Mentor program wins award
• My article in Huffington Post: this is our moment to lead!
• More tickets to be released today for Adele show at the X
• Red Wing drug dealer gets prison in Eau Claire woman's fatal overdose
• Wisconsin woman accused of bilking mom out of $80,000
• Des Moines woman reports being hit by bratwurst
• Wisconsin council to consider mayor's alcohol relapse
• Delta Air Lines second-quarter profit falls 58 percent
• Missing Virginia woman called police before abduction
• Willmar woman pleads guilty to assault with stiletto-heel shoe
• North Dakota man dies in lawnmower crash
• NE Minnesota farm showing off poultry, pasture success
• Wisconsin DNR to hold hearing on CWD-infected farm
• Authorities search Lake Huron for missing plane bound for Eau Claire
• Home loan program criticized by Bachmann aided congresswoman, husband
• Sizzling hunks pose for St. Paul firefighters calendar (w/video)
• Man dies in St. Paul hit and run
• 88 Minnesota post offices on expanded closing list, including Mendota and 2 in St. Paul
• Apple Valley man charged in gunplay that resulted in death
• Vikings discuss trading for Donovan McNabb, acquire Bears WR Devin Aromashodu
• Mountain lion killed in Connecticut passed through here
• Gridlock over raising debt limit weighs on stocks
• Boehner struggles to win GOP conservatives' support for debt plan
• John Kline Supports Two-Step Approach to Cut Spending, Prevent a National Default
• Ailing tiger euthanized at Lake Superior Zoo in Duluth
• Cops: California man tries to remove own hernia with butter knife
• Obama, Boehner in prime-time debt duel
• 1 Wisconsin man dead, 1 missing after boating accident on Cass Lake
• Wisconsin court orders review of gang rape damages
• Please remember John McGivern in your prayers
• Faculty, staff invited to R.S.V.P. to Purchasing Services’ annual Vendor Fair Aug. 10, 11
• Victims in Wisconsin plane crash identified
• Twin Cities real estate again posts worst decline in nation
• Parking lots N, M to close this weekend for Steubenville North Conference
• Thirty-minute email outage scheduled for midnight
• I talked Ed Schultz last night. We are ready to avoid catastrophic default and s...
• Global leaders vow to advance women
• Spring buying boosts home prices for second month; Minneapolis among big gainers
• Packers reconvene this week to defend title
• Supervalu first-quarter earnings rise, top estimates
• Drop in LCD demand limits 3M earnings growth
• Woman rushed to aid boaters hurt in Chippewa River crash
• Pierce County man gets prison for 13th drunken driving offense
• Ford says second-quarter profit falls as costs rise
• Clara City bookkeeper must make $161,000 in restitution
• Wisconsin DNR offers wolf weekend
• Minnesota soldier who died during Korean War honored
• St. Paul-based Books for Africa shipments hit 1.9 million
• Lance Armstrong to ride in RAGBRAI
• Deadline extended to apply for Wisconsin foreclosure aid
• Duluth, Fargo men accused of stealing disc golf goal from park
• Grand Forks mom accused of biting son because he bit her
• Annandale fisherman dies after being swept through culvert
• Bachmann scores speaking spot at California GOP event
• Impasse over US debt limit sends stocks lower
• Authorities: Blood on Wisconsin Capitol floor unrelated to altercation over balloon
• Plane that crashed in Lake Winnebago from Delaware, not Illinois
• In Case You Missed It: John Kline Discusses Debt on Minnesota TV, Radio
• Wisconsin Senate to approve unemployment extension
• Kanye, Jay-Z at Target Center Oct. 8
• Duluth man sentenced for taking girl, 13, to Wisconsin
• Wisconsin man accused of slapping boys over missing frog
• Deadline extended for program offering $50,000 anti-foreclosure loans
• Sources: NFL, players have agreed to deal
• Wisconsin owed $759 million in delinquent taxes
• Cancellations, weather hold down traffic at Jay Cooke State Park
• Norway suspect to be arraigned at closed hearing
• Debt talks collapse again; GOP, Democrats point fingers again
• Miley Cyrus, Garth Brooks and stars support Starkey Hearing Foundation cause in St. Paul
• IRT announces Blackboard Learn training for August
• Health professions advisers sought for 2011-12 academic year
• St. Thomas named to President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
• Twins tickets go on sale July 25
• TPT to rebroadcast three St. Thomas programs
• Professional notes
• Library today: New animal research database available
• University welcomes visiting organizations
• Free chair massages offered to Minneapolis campus staff
• St. Thomas ‘Phillips Scholar’ is teaching youth about healthy choices this summer
• Never Give Up program seeks St. Thomas student, faculty, staff volunteers
• Marlene Levine resigns as director of Gainey Center
• Minneapolis church with Norwegian ties honors victims of attacks
• Charley Walters: Bert Blyleven delivers an elegant, goofy, mercifully short HOF speech
• With part-time positions on the rise, teachers' prospects sink
• Slide show: Bert Blyleven's induction into the Hall of Fame
• Missing boaters found dead after crash
• Search resumes for 2 missing boaters on Wisconsin river
• More than $50M approved for North Dakota flooding assistance
• Concert review: In Minneapolis, U2 delivers an intimate spectacle
• Hastings: He fought to see his son - now he's just trying to find him.
• Social media overload? You're not alone. How experts manage
• Minnesota budget: A closer look at the deal to end the shutdown
• Minneapolis church to honor Norway victims
• Scott Baker pitches 5 scoreless innings as Twins beat Tigers, 4-1
• Amy Winehouse found dead: Troubled singer's body found in London
• 2 dead, 2 missing after boats crash on Wisconsin river
• 9 GOP candidates on ballot for Iowa Straw Poll
• FBI involved in Iron Range husband-wife kidnapping case
• Power failure at Iowa sewage plant leads to spill
• Severe thunderstorms could be on the way
• Wisconsin dairy farmers grateful for cooling temps
• Fisherman rescued on island in southeast SD lake
• U of M prepared for storms at U2 concert
• Boehner, Obama trade angry accusations as debt talks break down
• Tigers 8, Twins 2: Jhonny Peralta and Detroit batter Brian Duensing
• Aaron Boogaard, brother of former Wild player Derek, charged with drug felony, interfering with scene of death
• Man returns to White Bear Lake to thank church members for helping his family settle in U.S.
• Bomb tears through government HQ in Norway; At least 7 dead
• North Dakota officials to meet with NCAA on Fighting Sioux nickname Aug. 12
• Victim who was set on fire: 'I thought I was going to die'
• Judge cuts damages in Minnesota music downloading case
• Tech earnings help stocks end week with solid gain
• Red Balloon Bookshop has new owners
• More Adele concert tickets on sale Wednesday
• Charges: Brother of NHL player Derek Boogaard gave him drugs that led to his death
• Milwaukee serial killer was arrested 20 years ago
• Minnesota parents sentenced for chaining child to crib
• St. Paul police bust 84 in summer undercover drug sting
• Public Safety posts alert on July 20 window-peeping incident
• 3M buying French company that makes tape, insulation
• Gov. Dayton headed to Japan, South Korea this fall
• Professor Ann Juergens’ article receives local media attention
• Senate rejects House GOP budget-cutting plan
• FBI offers reward in alleged kidnap case
• Wisconsin man charged after ND water rescue is sentenced
• Hadzic extradited to UN war crimes tribunal
• James Murdoch contradicted by his ex-legal manager
• Runaway barge hits Mississippi River bridge
• West Point cadet dies during training
• Cops: McDonald's boss punches mom with service dog
• 2-year-old left at Chuck E. Cheese's prompts charge against former daycare worker
• Molly Guthrey: For the unappreciated state workers doing dirty jobs, I say: 'Thank you'
• Volunteer English and Computer Teachers Needed
• Our Treasures: Highlights from The Minnesota Museum of American Art
• Government shutdowns would be barred under proposal by three Republican senators
• Monthlong road project disrupts Phalen business - with little warning
• A dad who died a POW 60 years ago comes home
• Minnesota: Most state parks reopen; fishing license sales resume
• Man convicted of stabbing Rainbow Foods store manager in St. Paul
• HMOs, providers slam funding cuts to Minnesota health, human services
• Brother of former Wild player Derek Boogaard is arrested on drug charges
• ABC Sports says Pawlenty violated copyright with 'Miracle on Ice' footage
• NFL owners approve deal; Goodell cancels Hall of Fame game
• Woodville teen arrested in Holiday robbery; another suspect sought
• St. Paul man charged with spraying lighter fluid on, igniting son of girlfriend
• Delta to offer seating, entertainment perks on MSP-Tokyo flights starting this fall
• MnDOT: Most rest areas should be open by Saturday
• Somali man pleads not guilty to terror charge
• Willmar man to serve 3 years for molesting girls at daycare
• European debt deal sends markets higher
• Anoka-Hennepin schools sued by rights groups over gay neutrality policy
• Supreme Court won't review Weaver conviction
• Scholarships are still available for some of the trade programs! Apply online by the August 31 deadline:
• Please remember Mary-Anne Bellamy in your prayers
• U.S. Supreme Court cites Professor Kim Dayton in recent ruling
• Computing network outages planned for Sunday morning
• Please remember Elisabeth Gibson in your prayers
• Luann Dummer Center for Women book discussion features Spending
• 2 accused of trying to enter U.S. by pedaling through Peace Garden
• Minnesota state employees returning to work
• Minnesota rock camp for girls presents final showcase
• East Grand Forks catfish tournament canceled
• Woman dies after rear-ending car stopped for bear in La Crosse County
• American Crystal, union at odds over new contract
• More evidence of Asian carp found above electric fish barrier
• Mother, 2 kids rescued from Lake Superior
• Shutdown-ending deal is unpopular but the state slowly returns to business
• Last space shuttle comes home, ends 30-year era
• Crews search Chippewa River for missing swimmer
• Sun Country bought by Cambria owners
• Wisconsin Sen. Herb Kohl asks feds to block AT&T purchase of T-Mobile
• 3 more indicted in Trevor Cook Ponzi scheme
• Minnesota congressman proposes dairy subsidy reforms
• 3 swept over Yosemite waterfall presumed dead
• Twins 7, Indians 5: Danny Valencia comes through again for Minnesota
• Man admits stealing car in St. Paul with 11-month-old inside
• Longest serving Dakota County commissioner retires
• Feds investigate bullying at Anoka-Hennepin schools
• Along with other leaders or the Progressive Caucus, I sent a letter to every Republican Member of Congress from...Ronald Reagan. Reagan was no Progressive, but even he understood the consequences of default.
• Ford to recall more than 20,000 pickup trucks and SUVs
• Supervalu, other retailers to bring fresh produce to 1,500 places
• New Gophers coach Torchlight Parade grand marshal
• Man found dead in Minneapolis home
• 75 Minnesota families named Farm Families of the Year
• Lawsuits: Iowa inmates say 'skimpy' jail meals are 'cruel and unusual punishment'
• 1 dead, 1 hurt when boat, Jet Ski crash on Minnesota lake
• Ecolab to agrees buy Nalco for about $5.4 billion
• Minnesota National Guard continues with Minot flood fight
• Fighting Sioux nickname meeting may face snag
• Minnesota Vikings stadium tabled by lawmakers; Team grumbles
• Minnesota legislature on track to end shutdown today; Details of bills
• Metrodome's new problem: moldy turf. Cost: $500,000
• Minnesota government won't be able to reopen as easily as it shut down
• Twin Cities appears to have hit record dew point
• Special session starts, but shutdown isn't quite over yet
• Lightning blows out gas line, igniting fire at Woodbury house
• Financier James Fry indicted in Petters Ponzi scheme
• Stocks rebound on earnings, debt-limit proposal
• Storms pack winds, downpours over Twin Cities area
• Summer Tuesdays in Stillwater canceled because of weather
• John Kline Video: It's Time to Do What's Right
• Wisconsin Senate approves extending unemployment benefits
• Brainerd man dies in paraglider accident
• Wisconsin Senate passes redistricting bills
• Police: Graffiti sprayed on 8 vehicles in St. Paul
• Severe thunderstorms over east metro
• Fire damages historic Summit Avenue mansion
• Wisconsin high court upholds drunken driving conviction based on circumstantial evidence
• Girl, 4, drowns in Stearns County lake
• Today Republicans are trying to make caring for our seniors, our veterans, and our children as we do now unconstitutional. I will not let it happen.
• Catholic Studies summer master’s essay presentations scheduled for July 21
• Parking Lot U to close at 10 p.m. today; heat postpones roof work at 2185 Grand
• Wells Fargo second-quarter profit leaps 30 percent; defaults drop
• Federal officials assist in alleged kidnapping in northeastern Minnesota
• Harley-Davidson second-quarter profit jumps on bike demand
• Polaris Industries second-quarter earnings nearly double
• North Branch man dies in Chisago County crash
• Wisconsin teen pleads not guilty to abandoning baby
• Northstar commuter rail service postponed
• J-Lo, Marc Anthony divorce won't scuttle Kohl's clothing lines
• MnSCU trustees consider more collaborations
• UnitedHealth second-quarter profit climbs 13 percent
• Pheasants Forever dedicating new waterfowl area
• James Mann, St. Paul police officer who fought for racial justice, dies
• Game 2: Indians 6, Twins 3: Cleveland's doubleheader sweep leaves Minnesota 7 games back in AL Central
• Outer space, tobacco and time are key ingredients for low-gravity garden in NASA experiment that started at Science Museum of Minnesota
• Bachmann Statement on “Cut, Cap and Balance” Vote
• 7 left home to fight in Somalia. He helped.
• Cleveland beats Twins in opener of doubleheader
• Debt worries drag down the stock market
• Israeli leader reflects on Global Women’s Leadership Convening
• Somali man pleads guilty to terror charge
• Owner of Iowa 'ax murder house' dies
• Des Moines burglar gets computers and lemonade jug
• Hampton man walking on U.S. 61 struck and killed
• Vikings delay decision on Mankato
• Commuters, Twins fans seek alternate routes as derailment halts Northstar trains
• South Dakota toddler lost in corn field found after 10 hours
• Minnetonka woman hurt in off-road vehicle crash in North Dakota
• Bachmann flies over Missouri River flooding
• Mankato police investigate possible drowning
• North Dakota adds 61,000 jobs in a decade
• Peace Corps and St. Catherine University partner to educate business leaders
• Coast Guard: Two missing in Chicago-Mackinac race
• School volunteers help to enrich classroom experience, but critics say they're the wrong solution to funding problems
• Decline in volunteering hurts fire departments around the country
• Man, 28, survives multiple gunshots in Champlin
• UST in the news
• Graduate Programs in Software hosts information session July 19
• Drive aisle connecting east, west ends of parking Lot K to be closed July 19-27
• School of Education now affiliated with six charter schools
• Please remember Virginia Alexander in your prayers
• McNair Scholars to present Summer Research Symposium August 11
• Minneapolis Data Center electrical work will result in service outages July 21
• Farewell reception planned for Dr. Pam Nice on July 28
• A look at how U.S. default would affect markets home and abroad
• Youth soccer tourney resumes after heat suspension
• Northbound I-35E ramp at Kellogg Blvd closed due to sinkhole
• Minnesota special session won't happen Monday
• St. Paul man dies after earlier hit-and-run in Iowa
• Environmental agency confirms 500 to 600 gallons of fuel leaked into Rice Creek after train derailed
• Authorities: Missing Minnesota woman may be in Texas
• Excessive heat warning in effect through Wednesday
• Starbucks sues company in Nebraska over trademark row
• Woman stabbed in Richfield, man in custody
• Clarke wins British Open for 1st major title
• $21M power project to begin in southeast ND, without Xcel Energy
• Wisconsin DNR sets hearings on lake water diversion
• Twins 4, Royals 3: Michael Cuddyer's hit in eighth beats Royals
• Throughout St. Paul, and beyond, traces remain of Civil War
• Before Civil War blood was spilled, St. Paul's newspapers fought a war in ink
• Joe Nathan is in, Matt Capps out as Twins closer
• Train derailment stops Northstar service, spills diesel, corn into Rice Creek
• Section of I-35W in Arden Hills closed due to flooding from heavy rains
• Georgia-Pacific plant to reopen in Duluth
• Hot in the cities, for days
• Hmong families drawn to Woodbury, other suburbs, Census shows
• Military's 'don't ask, don't tell' policy on gays will continue, court rules
• Vikings to Dayton: Don't forget about us
• New Kids on the Block and Backstreet Boys bring their fansa night of campy summer fun at Target Center
• Hot weather brings excessive-heat warning and reminder to not leave kids alone in cars
• Severe thunderstorms precede hot, sticky weather
• Bachmann left church at pastor's request, official says
• Rain delays youth soccer tournament (photos)
• Bachmann brings $3.6 million into next phase of presidential campaign
• Minnesota special session expected as early as Monday
• Charges: Minnesota state workers' union treasurer stole $13K
• Wall Street Journal publisher quits in phone-hacking scandal
• Bachmann's husband: Clinics are not anti-gay
• Duluth hotel to be built, despite mayor's opposition
• Daycare provider charged in death of 8-month-old girl
• BCA concludes investigation into range shooting
• Brother who killed brother with shotgun pleads guilty; he calls it a drunken accident
• Delta may stop flying in five northern Minnesota cities, 19 others across the U.S.
• Charges: Teen robs two women in Grand Avenue restroom in St. Paul
• Delta plane, carrier collide at Boston airport
• Stocks close losing week with a day of gains
• Bin Laden targeted Obama, ABC report says
• Daughtry at Mystic Lake canceled due to storms
• Putting practical skills to work in the community
• Thanks to all the well-wishers after the knee injury. I'm recovering well and continuing to serve the 5th district!
• Communion wafer turns "blood red" in South St. Paul - miracle, or bacterial?
• Wistful Potter fans cheer Harry's last hurrah
• Dayton, GOP leaders have the framework for a deal to end shutdown
• New Brighton lawyer suspended for 90 days for drugs
• Minneapolis man who drowned at swimming pool ID'd
• Canterbury and Running Aces to remain closed during shutdown
• SC Johnson to display Frank Lloyd Wright artifacts
• Ex-boyfriend accused of writing 'I love you' in blood of slain Stillwater woman's pet snake
• Police seek robber who hit Holiday store in Cushing
• Review: There aren't enough quiet moments, but then, Harry Potter deserves to go out specially effected
• Stocks fall after Bernanke dims stimulus hopes
• Judge delays sentencing in sweat lodge deaths case
• Greenfield Marine killed in Afghanistan
• One general-counsel candidate withdraws from search process; Friday’s interview schedule changed
• Dayton, GOP to discuss ending government shutdown
• Unemployment aid applications fall for second week
• Companies propose curbing junk food ads for kids
• Wisconsin man accused of attempted homicide in officer attack
• Copper thefts are threatening Wisconsin potato farms
• Buses to gather in Hibbing, home of Greyhound Museum
• 'World's Largest Pheasant' under renovation
• Wells Fargo laying off 80 temporary Iowa workers
• Man denied new trial in Hibbing murder case
• Woman accused of cutting off penis charged with torture
• Black homeownership plummets to 25 percent
• Graduate Program in Music hosts Jane Frazee Distinguished Scholar/Artist Series on July 17
• Student-organized ‘Outrun Anxiety’ 5K walk and run planned Sunday in Eden Prairie
• Lighter than air: Zeppelin giving rides at Flying Cloud Airport in Eden Prairie until Saturday
• Joe Mauer, girlfriend create a stir in Duluth
• Married households show major decline in metro
• Man, 50, dies after being pulled from Minneapolis apartment pool
• Obama to address American Legion in Minneapolis on Aug. 30
• U.S. wins World Cup semifinal
• Takeover complete, Lawson begins layoffs
• Minnesota judge denies money for disabled job program
• Ely man drowns canoeing on Grass Lake
• Mystery surrounds Iowa girl's tombstone discovered in Austin backyard
• Pawlenty won't sign Iowa group's marriage pledge
• Body found in Mississippi River ID'd as missing swimmer
• Twin Cities home prices drop 9 percent, but pending sales rebound
• Keith and the Congressional Progressive Caucus are standing up for Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. They are part of American values.
• Spirit of values, perspectives on Pakistan subjects of two Chautauqua classes
• Flooding a $1 billion headache for North Dakota
• Willmar man pleads guilty in puppy shooting case
• Mercury Marine looking to hire 150 in Fond du Lac
• Wisconsin window maker expands, adds jobs
• Menomonie man won't fight extradition in Texas murder case
• Nearly nude for a good cause: Calendar creator reprises product to help Toni Poletes, who has breast cancer
• Democrats foil 'fakes' in recall primaries
• Minnesota Museum of American Art is Going to the State Fair!
• Bachmann Declares Support for Congressman King’s PROMISES Act
• Clinic co-owned by GOP presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann in undercover video
• Women's Soccer World Cup: U.S. team is winning, and we're watching
• All six fake Democrats lose in Wisconsin primary recalls
• Blaine hacker who terrorized neighbors gets 18 years in federal prison
• Netflix raises rates up to 60 percent for DVDs, streaming
• Vikings' Metrodome roof will be inflated at 7 a.m.
• Man's penis cut off, put through garbage disposal
• Sauk Centre sirens fail during severe weather
• Stocks fall after Ireland downgrade erases gains
• St. Paul: Armed man chased naked woman, cops say
• Powers Live: Rambis got himself fired from Timberwolves
• William Mitchell introduces Navigating Law School Workshop for incoming students
• Results from Graniteman Clearwater 2011
• Customized Harley auctioned off in Minnesota to raise money for officers memorial fund
• Officials: Old West re-enactor had felony record
• 3M sues Purell maker over foaming patent
• Thieves steal copper from St. Paul pump station, cause $10G in damage
• Victim in fatal Onamia motorcycle-deer crash identified as St. Paul man
• Stillwater host meeting to discuss downtown walkway
• Additional shuttle buses added for open interviews with general counsel-chief human resources finalists
• Minnesota Democrat seeks to ally 6 GOP House members
• Glasser named to the Jewish Sports Review All-America team
• Twenty-two winter/spring athletes earn Academic All-MIAC honors
• Wisconsin woman accused of killing infant grandson by feeding him morphine, oxycodone
• Onalaska woman punches, bites cop
• Public, students get final say on Menomonie logo
• Woman wearing gas mask arrested after bringing package to Duluth post office
• Teenager goes missing while tubing on South Dakota river
• Camp for young cadets from Minnesota, Dakotas underway
• Rogers contractor hired to repair troubled North Dakota dam
• Rupert Murdoch maintains a tenuous hold on News Corp. amid scandal
• All sports stadiums are not created equal, St. Paul leaders argue
• In Washington, a standoff over the national debt
• Court upholds U's discipline of student whose Facebook comments about embalming lab cadaver were deemed threats
• Two men reported to be struck by lightning in weekend storms
• Assault on musician in Kellogg Park gets St. Paul man 10 years
• Appeals court: U of M can discipline mortuary student for 'assaultive' Facebook posts
• Witnesses: Man with gun chased naked woman through St. Paul streets
• Police ID woman who fell over St. Paul bridge after car crash
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Stocks sink on fresh fears about global economy
• John Kline: Washington Spends Too Much, Not Taxes Too Little
• Bloomington man dies after being struck by car on I-494
• YWCA partners with St. Kate's for women's triathlon
• Authorities release ID of Lakeville man killed in Friday plane crash
• 'Soul collector' expected to plead guilty to assault
• Report: Wisconsin cities spending less
• Body pulled from Mississippi River in Inver Grove Heights was missing Minneapolis man
• Ohio's attorney general endorses Pawlenty for president
• Mentoring program propels multicultural students to graduation
• Officials say canceling North Dakota State Fair sad but necessary
• Piepkorn makes NABC Honors Court
• Child found unresponsive in Wisconsin pond
• Milwaukee teen convicted of child assault faces 40 years in prison
• 'MacGyver bombs' tossed onto roof of Mason City mall
• Storms sweep through southern, central Minnesota
• Wisconsin DNR to take comments on forest expansion
• Marcus Theatres in Minnesota, Wisconsin to host Harry Potter film marathon
• Chapel welcomes organ designer Gabriel Kney
• School of Divinity student receives ministry fellowship
• Just have to dance? UST Dance Club wants you!
• Welcome to the Catholic Charismatic Renewal Conference
• Farewell reception for Associate Registrar Richelle Wesley planned Thursday
• Application deadline extended for Staff Mentorship Program
• Wednesday was ‘Tom Sullivan Day’ in St. Paul
• UST photographer wins honorable mention for his work on ‘Feats of Strength’ magazine story
• Minnesotan held in illegal hunting case in South Dakota
• Great Recession has disproportionate impact on black people, reversing economic gains
• Lake Elmo, North St. Paul, others narrow streets to slow traffic while cutting costs
• Obscure tax break getting IRS attention
• Minneapolis man swept away while swimming in Mississippi River
• Twins 6, White Sox 3: Minnesota heads into all-star break six games out of first
• Haskins and Reed win the Minneapolis Triathlon for the third year in a row
• Crash involving New Ulm squad car leaves 1 dead
• Suspect in Mankato slaying faces murder charge
• Tests show no oil in North Dakota from Yellowstone spill
• Pawlenty blasts Bachmann's "nonexistent' record
• Soldier dies at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin
• 2 killed in Maple Grove collision after driver flees authorities and runs red light
• Lack of water blamed in Milwaukee runner collapses
• 2-year-old killed in central Minnesota rollover accident
• Minnesota Somalis support homeland's prime minister
• Disaster loans office to open in Minneapolis
• Dayton to serve steaks to troops, families
• Dayton declares state of emergency for 16 counties
• Shutdown is longest on record
• Canoers paddle length of the St. Croix to raise awareness
• Marine Sgt. Chad Frokjer was living his dream before he was killed in Afghanistan
• Treasure or trash? PBS hit 'Antiques Roadshow' appraises Twin Cities' attic finds
• Tsunami's debris floating toward U.S.
• South Sudan celebrates birth as world's 193rd nation
• Two alumnae named as key External Relations leaders
• Family cautiously optimistic about hikers trial
• The hunt for bin Laden became one man's obsession
• Victim identified, suspect in custody in Mankato homicide case
• No budget talks in Day 7 of Minnesota government shutdown
• Maplewood native found not guilty in UW-Stout bike death
• Lakeville man dead after small plane crash in Goodhue County
• Young woman found dead with stab wounds in Mankato
• Brooklyn Park shooting victim is identified
• Go Commando, other obstacle course races all the rage in Twin Cities this summer
• Basillica Block Party photos
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Weak job growth hampers debt talks, jeopardizes Obama's re-election efforts
• Tim Pawlenty bets big on Iowa straw poll
• Republicans release redistricting maps for Wisconsin
• St. Paul police: Computer theft ring broken up
• Bachmann heading back to Iowa to open campaign HQ
• Designated taxi stands in Uptown Mpls begin tonight
• Regis results improve by a hair
• Hudson priest convicted of theft
• Low on cash and down in polls, Pawlenty bets big
• Wisconsin Dems' lawyer tries to stop recalls
• St. Paul man dead in hit-and-run on Iowa interstate
• 1 dead after motorcycle accident in Richfield
• 1 dead in South Minneapolis shooting
• Medtronic warns of battery problem with drug pumps
• Open interviews start Wednesday for general counsel-chief human resources finalists
• John Kline Urges FEMA to Help Carver County Communities
• John Kline: Washington Must Work Toward Economic Recovery in Which More Minnesotans Will Go To Work Than Ever Before
• Pro triathlete interviews before the Mpls Triathlon
• Melody of Pitch
• Atlantis, astronauts ready; weather maybe not
• Weak US jobs figures hit stocks
• Ex-Cameron aide arrested in UK hacking scandal
• Unemployment rose to 9.2 percent as hiring stalls
• Ex-Wisconsin Energy CEO accused of trying to kill wife
• Teen dead in Brooklyn Park shooting
• Texas jury deliberating woman's claims of rape in Iraq
• US stock futures flat ahead of June jobs report
• NH woman collars burglar, makes him wait for cops
• Twins 6, White Sox 2: Minnesota beats Chicago for the eighth consecutive time
• North St. Paul man faces jail for sterilizing, releasing feral cats
• Minnesota Zoo's penguin exhibit: black, white and ready on Saturday
• Casey Anthony's release date recalculated for July 17
• Two sides still far apart as federal debt talks continue
• Bachmann Honors Majors Manuel and JoAnn Madrid on their Retirement from the St. Cloud Salvation Army
• Despite injuries, worried parents and hecklers, teenage motocross champ wants to go pro
• Decomposed body found in Mississippi near Inver Grove Heights
• Rescheduled Adele concert tickets go on sale Monday
• Rangers: Grizzly in fatal Yellowstone mauling won't be destroyed because it was only protecting cubs
• Rep. Kline works to cut strings on spending education money
• Funeral for music writer Smith set for July 15
• Minnesota bond rating downgraded over budget woes
• Son says parents from Centuria died in New Ulm B&B fire
• Second federal lawsuit filed over Wisconsin union law
• Pawlenty adviser Vin Weber apologizes for citing Bachmann's 'sex appeal'
• Bachmann gives taste of Iowa past in 1st TV ad
• 4th of July storm in Minnesota, North Dakota had 5 tornadoes
• Rattler in Duluth? Nope, a case of 'misnaken' identity
• Klobuchar, Thune broker deal that would end two big ethanol subsidies
• St. Paul playwright dies after June accident
• New Prague woman pleads to threatening agents
• Beloved theology professor loses fight with cancer
• William Mitchell Professor John Radsan in prestigious company while speaking on national security issues
• Volunteers, nonprofits scramble to provide services cut off by state shutdown
• Graduate Program in Music hosts Research Roundtable July 7
• IRT announces weekend upgrades, possible interruptions, to central systems
• Ordway-St. Thomas Campus Connection presents ’9 to 5: the Musical’ July 12-17
• New U president says, despite state cuts, he's happy to be here
• St. Paul mayor urges Ramsey County peers to oppose sales tax for Minnesota Vikings stadium
• Court orders immediate halt to gay military ban
• It's not his first DWI arrest, but it's his first for 'bath salts'
• West St. Paul-Mendota Heights-Eagan district eyes leap into online schooling, with merger with troubled BlueSky
• Cleanup under way after massive Arizona dust storm
• Woman charged, accused of giving roommate poisoned smoothie
• Local music editor Mary Ellen Smith dies at age 60
• Rays 12 / Twins 5:
• Southwestern Wisconsin teen electrocuted while gathering earthworms
• Man fatally mauled by grizzly in Yellowstone National Park
• The return of the controversial "Equalizer" at the Mpls Tri
• St Paul library clerk gets 30 days in materials theft
• Facebook launches video calls, group chat features
• Hutchinson Tech shares up 18 percent on increased sales
• Police release IDs of 3 bodies found in Mississippi River in St. Paul
• Remer man killed in rollover crash
• 2 Democratic challengers have financial edge in Wisconsin recall elections
• Neighbors: Fargo man decapitated in fireworks blast
• Suspects sought, reward offered in south Minneapolis arsons
• Minneapolis National Night Out deadlines approach
• Milk production continues to lag in Wisconsin, Minnesota
• Man gets life sentence in kidnapping, sexual assault of Fairfax newspaper carrier
• Spicer motorcyclist pleads guilty in pursuit that reached 143 mph
• Wisconsin non-profit retreat works to rebuild
• Technology company files patent suit against Ford
• Authorities search Willow River for man who jumped in water to help brother
• USDA to resurvey farmers in Minnesota, 3 other states
• St. Paul City Council to throw a flag at the Vikings stadium plan
• Artist designs Hastings bridge mural using history, input from community
• Obituary: John B. Davis Jr. led Minneapolis schools, Macalester College and other institutions facing troubles
• Jury clears Casey Anthony of murdering 2-year-old daughter
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• Minnesota state worker admits check-forging scheme
• Stocks stall as Moody's cuts Portugal debt rating
• Man arrested after Cottage Grove neighborhood put on alert
• The last day to withdraw to receive a “W” from full-term courses for the Summer 2011 term is Friday, July 8, 2011.
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Maintenance worker treated at hospital as 'significant' ammonia leak is stopped at St. Paul business; roads open
• Semi accident blocks I-35W lanes in Burnsville
• Body found in Becker County lake
• Vandalism spree at Afton State Park lands 11 people in jail
• History Center's free concert canceled tonight
• St. Louis Park man to plead guilty to 2nd Iowa clerk slaying
• Wisconsin woman dies in I-94 rollover
• Tomah man critically hurt after falling from bluff in western Wisconsin
• State fire marshal investigates New Ulm B&B fire
• Storms put damper on holiday in southeast North Dakota
• Iowa teen survives after being run over by train
• Powerball ticket price goes from $1 to $2 in January
• Purdue student from Shoreview missing at northern Indiana lake
• On Independence Day, Minnesota residents united in frustration over shutdown
• Mondale, Carlson to weigh in on state government shutdown
• Fear of more failing test scores, lost funding sets off clash over No Child Left Behind
• Centerville case vs. 76-year-old highlights flaws in complaint-based code system
• Assemblies of God honors UST grad with Distinguished Educator Award
• Psychology graduate student research team asks students to participate in online research study
• Please pray for senior Peter Naleid
• Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex notes locker room, pool closures for maintenance
• Minneapolis campus massage service closed July 5
• Four elevators to be removed from service, undergo mandatory code compliance modernization
• Nutrition class hosts discussion with food, recipes at UST Stewardship Garden
• Professional notes
• Aquinas Scholars poster session goes to the ‘Dogs: Environment, Society, and Representation’ tomorrow
• Accounts Payable announces increase in mileage reimbursement rate
• Secret Service to probe hacking of Fox News' Twitter account after claims about Obama assassination
• 2 men hospitalized after St. Paul shooting
• 3 killed after car crashes into river in Stearns County
• Wisconsin bar owners say cigarette ban has hurt business
• Twins 7, Rays 0: Brian Duensing throws second shutout, second complete game of his career
• Minnesota Wild trade Martin Havlat to San Jose Sharks for Dany Heatley
• Rest stops necessary to keeping everyone on the road safe, truckers warn state government
• Disabled girl's family on edge without Minnesota aid during shutdown
• Sharing administrators helps school districts save money
• July Fourth events and fireworks
• Mom: Boy begged lifeguards to aid sinking woman
• Tornadoes hit Waite Park, Solon Springs
• Twins 9, Milwaukee 7: Minnesota rallies from 6-1 deficit
• Battle lines that preceded shutdown were drawn last fall
• State shutdown, low water force St. Croix River Association to reroute scenic paddle
• Horses and drivers at racetrack might decamp amid Minnesota shutdown
• Twins midseason report card: They might wanna hide this one from mama
• Twins' versatile Cuddyer makes All-Star team
• Police searching for remains of missing Wisconsin woman
• War veterans produce art work for new Iowa exhibit
• St. Paul man drowns after boating accident
• MMAA Presents Patio Nights at City House Featuring Communist Daughter
• One killed, 39 injured in wind storm that blew through Minnesota and into western Wisconsin
• Minnesota Zoo to remain open during state government shutdown
• 4 dead, 2 missing after massive blaze at New Ulm inn
• Minnesota man drowns while swimming at Iowa campground
• Judge grants restraining order on state to allow logging during shutdown
• One more shutdown loser: Minnesota economy
• More than 5,000 still without power in metro following evening storm
• Iowa man on tractor dies after being rear-ended
• Private employers to pay interest on state benefits loan during shutdown
• Who's to blame? Depends on who's doing the talking
• Storms damage houses, knock out power (w/ video)
• For those cut off from aid, a plea: 'What about us?'
• Man fires at car trying to pass in St. Paul
• Former Gophers standout John Pohl named girls hockey coach at Cretin-Derham Hall
• Race, gender ban for admissions is struck down
• Monkees' storm-shortened reunion show still satisfies
• Without state services, health care providers make do
• Maplewood Marine Chad Frokjer dies in Afghanistan
• Minnesota state worker says he won't decamp Capitol tent until shutdown ends
• Ford Ranger sales jump 18 percent in June
• Maria Shriver files papers to divorce Arnold Schwarzenegger
• State logs 1Q export record
• Shutdown delays New Ulm teen's work to become Eagle Scout
• Tax deadlines still in place during Minnesota shutdown
• Vulnerable feel the pinch of Minnesota government shutdown
• What can you do during the shutdown?
• As shutdown starts, so do pleas for help
• Winona man arrested under new law against 'plant food'
• Iowa hospital bans hiring of smokers
• Heat buckles road at Snelling and Larpenteur in St. Paul, six other spots in Twin Cities
• FEMA denies Minneapolis appeal for individual tornado aid
• Dayton, GOP leaders plan no weekend talks on shutdown
• Key to U golf suit: Did Harris, Rose comment about coach being lesbian?
• St. Thomas’ payroll direct deposits did not happen this morning; employees should check their accounts after noon today
• Polk, 9 other Wisconsin counties to get more game wardens
• Falling tree kills Wisconsin man in severe hail storm
• La Crosse-area fishermen fined $15,000
• Alcohol level of driver accused in fatal La Crosse County crash was 3 times legal limit
• Judge sides with Kevin Costner in Black Hills sculpture dispute
• Runaway car injures 3 near Wisconsin baseball diamond
• Minnesota National Guard to help in flooded Minot
• Hudson man arrested, suspected of fifth OWI
• General Mills completes $1.2 billion Yoplait buy
• Corps of Engineers seeks comment on forest plan
• Survey suggests Midwest economic growth slowing
• Minnesota begins massive state shutdown; sides couldn't agree
• 9 Minnesota, Wisconsin men arrested in Internet prostitution sting
• Backus, Minn., man charged in brother's shooting death
• Federal judge grants preliminary injunction on S.D. abortion law
• MHD News - Food, Beverage, Lodging, Swimming Pool Licensing, Plan Reviews May Be Impacted By Interruption In State Services
• Appeals court upholds injunction denial in TCF debit fee case
• Minnesota government, residents prepare for shutdown
• Loggers asking judge to allow them to harvest during shutdown
• Olympic triathletes Haskins and Potts to give free seminar
• In CIA case, Justice Department to probe death of 2 detainees
• NBA lockout tonight 'obvious,' union chief says
• Apple Valley martial arts fighter charged in domestic assault
• Excessive heat warning in effect for the Twin Cities
• Charges: Man claims to be Jesus, won't pay restaurant bill, threatens manager in St. Paul
• TiZA charter school loses two key battles to remain open
• Farmington hires new administrator from Mendota Heights
• Fourth of July problem solved: Cookbook author Pam Powell has recipes for dressing up salads for holidays and every day
• William Mitchell to host AIPLA Patent Law Summit on August 16
• Wisconsin man pleads not guilty to killing parents
• $16.5 million Hot Lotto prize still unclaimed in Iowa
• State argues aggravating factors in Arizona sweat lodge case
• Fireworks injuries decline in Minnesota
• Wisconsin wardens to conduct boat checks over holiday
• Registration for 2012 Grandma's Marathon opens Friday
• Eden Prairie man missing, boat found adrift off Florida
• Des Moines man reports theft of $1,000 in pennies
• Excessive heat warning is in effect for the Twin Cities today
• This is it: Deadline for budget deal to avert government shutdown is midnight today
• For spectators, demolishing a downtown St. Paul building is a smashing good time
• Minnesota counties, service providers, needy all wait and worry
• Minnesota Records First Death From Tick-borne Powassan Virus
• 'The View' to sample Minnesota State Fair food on Monday
• State troopers out in force today, historically the deadliest day on Minnesota roads
• Minnesota Twins take series from L.A. Dodgers with 1-0 win
• Minnesota shutdown: What stays open, what would close
• Meeting set between N.D. officials and NCAA over Fighting Sioux nickname
• Minnesota judge limits services to stay open in shutdown, would result in largest layoff of state employees in history
• 2 kayakers rescued from Lake Superior near Duluth
• Lake Superior's quick June level rise inches it back to normal
• Judge: Minnesota Zoo will close in shutdown
• River Falls man charged with reckless homicide in friend's shooting
• Minor injuries in western Wisconsin plane crash
• Inventor of the Weed Eater dies in Texas at age 85
• Thursday's forecast: hot and muggy
• State-backed employment centers will close if there is a shutdown
• Medals and trophies unveiled for the 2011 Minneapolis Triathlon
• Brooklyn Park senator memorialized after cancer battle
• General Mills fourth-quarter profit climbs on higher sales
• Families of Arizona sweat lodge victims detail emotions
• Wisconsin man jailed for excessive swordplay
• Chippewa Falls man sues ex-wife, her husband over polka song
• Lino Lakes man suspected of DWI after ATV crash
• Help offered to Minnesota farm families affected by rains
• Bond set for driver accused in Wisconsin crash that killed 1, injured 4
• Farmers Union renewable energy experts to speak at UM-Morris
• Dayton, Republicans say budget dealer closer; talks resume today
• Dave Orrick: National parks in peril, federal study finds
• Health Officials Remind Minnesotans To Practice Healthy Swimming Behaviors This Summer
• Attackers storm luxury Afghan hotel; Taliban takes responsibility for Kabul suicide bombing
• Shutdown threatens to slam the doors on state of Minnesota's workforce centers
• Staffers tried to lift chiropractic table off boy in fatal Shoreview accident
• Review: Medtronic spine implant has more problems than reported
• In Iowa, Palin says she still hasn't made up her mind about a 2012 bid
• NATO helicopter gunships end Kabul hotel siege; at least 6 killed
• Researchers say global warming continues as carbon dioxide accumulation speeds up
• Photos and video of Polk County bank robber released
• Stillwater reacts to Bachmann news: Cheers, jeers and little in between
• Strong Nike earnings help lead stocks higher
• As it battles Facebook, Google unveils latest social networking tool
• N.M. wildfire advances on Los Alamos nuclear laboratory
• Ex-foster father gets 12-year prison term for sexually abusing two boys in St. Paul
• After heated debate, Wisconsin union law takes effect
• Court watchers say Wisconsin high court has hit new low
• Cass Lake man charged in ex-girlfriend killing
• Father, son critical after car smashes into tree on St. Paul's West Side
• Professor honored during national conference
• Lorenz Bus Service wins shuttle bus contract
• Please remember Colleen Randall and Desiree Hudson in your prayers
• Payroll lists time sheet procedures for June 19-July 2 time period
• Xcel jury set to resume deliberations in Denver
• Bachmann concedes she misspoke on John Wayne's hometown
• Memorial service for Brooklyn Park lawmaker to be held today
• Slow-moving storms cause flooding in Northland
• Spokesman: Minot water visibly receding
• Excelsior teen wins National High School Musical Theater Award
• Sarah, Bristol Palin to sign books at Mall of America
• 4 hospitalized after car smashes into tree on St. Paul's West Side
• Car carrier burns on U.S. 10 in Shoreview
• Pawlenty criticizes Obama, GOP on foreign policy
• Bachmann: Democrats using 'scare tactics' on debt
• State presents aggravating factors in Arizona sweat lodge case
• Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich convicted at corruption retrial
• Heart, wit make this the perfect summer movie
• St. Paul woman charged with DWI after 8-year-old son tells school principal she was driving drunk
• Why Every American Should Receive an ObamaCare Waiver
• Jury convicts ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich at retrial
• Los Alamos, N.M., under evacuation order ahead of fast-growing wildfire
• Wisconsin Supreme Court justices' fight leads to criminal investigation
• 'Butter cow lady' of Iowa State Fair dies
• Charges: St. Paul mom shows up drunk to drive daughter home from school; son, 8, alerts principal
• Minnesota 13 closed in Lilydale; washout feared along bluff
• Minneapolis-area ELCA bishop resigns, will serve as interim leader of Mount Olivet
• Minnesota Court of Appeals reverses decision throwing out clergy abuse suit
• MnDOT: Lift Bridge could stay open during shutdown
• Woman, 95, required to remove wet diaper for Florida airport screening
• 2 men killed in Morrison County crash last week are identified
• Euro debt news lifts stocks after last week's loss
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Don't forget to apply for scholarships by July 1! You can apply online at
• Hammers in hand, Rochester area alumnae gather for day of service
• John Kline op-ed: Let Americans Do What They Do Best: Create, Innovate, and Lead
• 'Weird' Harley-Davidson exhibit has rare items
• Eau Claire man dies in duplex fire
• Kentucky bourbon barrels find new use in Kandiyohi County
• Suspected drunk driver rescued from Minot floodwaters
• Rushford man rescued from Mississippi River in La Crosse
• Suspected explosives closes road near New Ulm
• Welcome, Homegrown Lacrosse
• Women’s center book club to discuss Enchanted April June 29
• AARC to close July 2-4 for Independence Day holiday
• Summary Annual Report on St. Thomas Retirement Plan now available
• IRT announces Blackboard Learn July training
• St. Paul Seminary hosts 60 hours of Eucharistic adoration this week
• Bookstores close for end-of-year inventory June 29-30
• Register online today to volunteer at UST’s State Fair booth
• Professional notes
• UST in the news
• U.S. government plans 'mystery shopper' survey to measure access to doctors
• Closer to a shutdown? Minnesota budget talks end abruptly
• Shutdown could be a curse for some, a blessing for others
• Thanks all around, as Army Staff Sgt. Kyle Malin and family show gratitude to Lakeville community
• Watchdog: Before giving to a charity, do your homework
• 1 killed, 1 hurt in Ramsey crash
• Milwaukee 6, Twins 2: Pavano gives up five earned runs
• Authorities investigate killing in Cass Lake area
• Patrol names 2 killed in wrong-way crash in SE Minnesota
• Gov. Walker signs Wisconsin budget bill, vetoes 50 items
• Josh Duhamel honorary chairman for Minot flood recovery fund
• 2-year-old seriously hurt in fall from Hinckley hotel window
• Closer to shutdown? Minn. budget talks end abruptly
• Iowa archbishop mentioned in sex-abuse lawsuit
• Xcel Energy disputes nuclear plant safety finding
• 6 dead in Nevada train vs. truck crash; 28 missing
• St. Paul, Mpls mayors to celebrate bike expansion
• Iowa woman dies in kayaking accident in Minnesota
• More and more Minnesota renters just a heartbeat from homeless
• Review: Guthrie Theater's production of "H.M.S. Pinafore" sparkles but goes overboard
• Bachmann, Romney nearly tied in Iowa poll
• Robberies of pharmacies 'an epidemic' in U.S.
• Rosario: Celebrated immigrant Vargas success built on lies, subterfuge
• Madison to slaughter geese; critics urge alternative
• GOP, Dayton tout progress in Minnesota budget talks, but won't give details
• Minnesota shutdown: State parks, license bureaus closed? Really?
• FAQ: Minnesota's possible government shutdown. What you should know.
• Brewers 11, Twins 1: Four Milwaukee home runs sink Twins; Delmon Young sprains ankle
• Romney, Bachmann lead in 2012 Iowa caucus poll
• Romney, Bachmann lead in 2012 Iowa caucus poll
• Embattled Gophers golf dir. John Harris: I'm being defamed by lesbian, her lawyer
• River nears peak at Minot, N.D. (w/ photo slideshow)
• Train hits, kills man in St. James
• One dies in Wisconsin tubing accident
• Minnesota Wild take Mario Lucia, son of Gopher coach, in 2nd round
• Tom Powers: Wild draft shows they want to kiss and make up with fans
• Duluth doctor appeals judge's decision
• Wisconsin puckers up for strong tart-cherry season
• Second day of Minnesota budget talks starts near Capitol
• South Dakota epidemiologist says West Nile cases could rise
• Twins' Joe Mauer moving to first base, but only part time
• Ex-Burnsville Scoutmaster gets 21 years for chid porn, sexually abusing teens
• Dayton, Republicans report headway in state budget talks
• NHL Entry Draft kicks off in St. Paul
• Ramsey County cracking down on career criminals
• Rising river swamps Minot, flooding homes and threatening sewer system
• Summer Dreams III: Jim and Renee Engebretson - Glass Jantje Visscher - Painting
• Wild trade Brent Burns to San Jose, draft Swedish defenseman Jonas Brodin in first round
• Minnesota Twins' Morneau to have neck surgery; Mauer will play first base some
• Authorities: Live bullets fired at South Dakota Old West show that injured Birchwood woman
• Amid sexual-discrimination case against him, Gophers director of golf resigns
• Same-sex marriage headed to pivotal vote in N.Y. Senate
• Police: S.C. newborn died from morphine in mother's breast milk
• Walker: If shutdown closes Lift Bridge, maybe Wisconsin could run it
• St. Paul nurse charged with stealing drugs from patients
• Flood bears down on Minot, swamping 2,500 homes
• Boy Scout leader convicted of abusing troop members sentenced to 21 years prison
• Stocks end another week lower on Europe worries
• State leaders meet to work on budget deal
• This year's Twin Cities Pride tilts back toward activism, advocacy
• Peter Falk, TV's rumpled Columbo, has died
• Future In Learning Law program has long-lasting impact on students
• John Kline Statement on Libya
• House rejects measure to continue US role in Libya
• Top ten reasons to do the Trinona Triathlon next year
• New Mexico child porn fugitive caught in Minnesota
• Overnight patrols in Minot go smoothly
• Reluctant judge will likely decide on Minnesota government operations in event of shutdown
• Flood insurance dropped; now the mighty 'Mouse' roars
• California mother charged with killing baby in microwave oven
• Weekly MDH Health Reform Update - June 23, 2011
• Frantisek Musil has returned to the Twin Cities for another big moment
• St. Louis Park teen guilty in first Iowa murder trial held after twin November slayings of store clerks
• GOP leaders meet Dayton for budget talks today
• Bachmann Statement Regarding Libya Votes
• Potential Disruption in Stillwater Lift Bridge Service Highlights Need for New Crossing
• Bachmann Votes to Preserve Constitutionality of Patent Process
• N.M. judge orders man to remove billboard implying ex-girlfriend had abortion
• Report: Possible chemical spill at University of Minnesota
• Former University of New Mexico president jailed in investigation of prostitution ring
• Jury finds St. Louis Park teen guilty in Iowa store slaying
• Methodist minister from Osceola, Wis., suspended for conducting same-sex wedding
• Seattle FBI sting nets pair in alleged terrorism plot
• U.S. census data show children under age 2 are now in the minority
• Twins go down swinging to Giants' Lincecum
• Poll: Bachmann, Pawlenty gain in Republican presidential field
• Stocks sink after weak jobs report; oil drops
• Flood crisis in Minot, N.D., growing more dire
• St. Paul drunken driver gets 10 years for killing woman, 93, who died after 2010 crash
• Woman objects to man smoking in St. Paul bus shelter; he spits in her face, is cited for assault
• Two arrested in Maplewood shooting; man in critical condition
• Concert news: Adele coming to the X
• Budget talks in jeopardy as shutdown looms
• Walker to visit Hudson Friday for bill signing
• Professor Emerita quoted in Time magazine
• Computing network outages planned for Sunday
• Ex-DC journalist says he's an illegal immigrant
• Unemployment applications jump by most in a month
• Minnesota budget fight shifts from Capitol to court
• Suspicious object found on flight from Minnesota to New Jersey
• Police arrest dozens at after-hours club
• In Kentucky severe weather, Churchill Downs possibly hit by tornado
• Mobster James 'Whitey' Bulger, on FBI's 'Ten Most Wanted' list, is arrested in California
• Shoreview City Council member's petition opposes Vikings stadium
• Accused convenience store-clerk killer says in video: 'I felt powerful'
• St. Paul police have trouble determining where found headstone belongs
• Shutdown would jeopardize abuse shelters:
• Minnesota Timberwolves coach Kurt Rambis has been fired
• Officers of failed Pinehurst Bank are indicted
• Tornado did touch down Tuesday in Anoka County
• Methodist panel finds gay Osceola, Wis., pastor guilty of marrying lesbians
• Obama: 30,000-plus surge troops leaving Afghan
• Southwest Airlines pilot disciplined after radio rant about flight attendants
• Record flooding overwhelms levees protecting Minot, N.D.
• Police: 'Jackass' star was drunk at time of fatal Pennsylvania crash
• Attorney to fill vacancy on Mounds View School Board
• Self-help author convicted in Arizona sweat lodge ceremony that killed Prior Lake woman
• Mystery headstone found near St. Paul caves
• John Kline: Timeline for Drawdown in Afghanistan Should Be Based on Conditions on the Ground, Not Political Climate in Washington
• Minnesota Supreme Court dismisses GOP senators' shutdown lawsuit
• Stocks slip after Fed trims economic forecasts
• Eden Prairie police arrest suspect in fiery crash
• St. Paul man locks girlfriend in dog kennel, gets 17 years in lockup
• CATIE Center offers Advanced Body Language Courses
• Minnesota Association of Deaf Citizens holds conference at St. Kate’s
• ASL Immersion Week brings students to St. Kate’s
• Obama likely to bring 10K troops home this year
• Father sought in kids' abduction apprehended
• Police seek more information in Dinkytown hit-and-run death
• Traffic fatalities on Minnesota roads decrease for third straight year
• St. Paul lawyer charged with beating 7-year-old son
• Bachmann Welcomes Congressional Art Competition Winner to D.C.
• Two defendants convicted in 2007 triple homicide in St. Paul
• Burnsville woman charged with stabbing self, husband
• Tips sought in St. Paul store hold-up, assault (w/video)
• 5 teenage canoeists rescued near Duluth after getting in trouble on river
• Playtime resumes for 'Toy Story' in cartoon short that runs before 'Cars 2'
• Quarter of Minot, N.D., ordered to evacuate as river threatens to swamp city
• Composition Instructor Sean McMahon Featured in Star Tribune
• Coroner: 'Jackass' star died from Pennsylvania crash's impact, fire
• Wisconsin Assembly passes concealed carry bill; Walker expected to sign it
• Friday services planned for Mount Olivet Lutheran Church pastor
• Tornado may have touched down in Coon Rapids
• Gingrich fundraisers quit; campaign said to be $1M in debt
• Video from Grandma's Marathon
• St. Paul man admits possessing child porn; 1986 conviction was overturned
• John Kline: I Look Forward to Director Panetta's Transparent and Candid Conversations with Congress on National Security
• Two men convicted of 2007 triple murder in St. Paul
• Stocks rise for fourth straight day on Greek hopes
• Realtor implicates developer Trooien in fraud case; he says he doesn't even know her
• White Bear Lake bar owner charged with reselling liquor bought in Wisconsin
• Burnsville woman accused of stabbing self, then husband
• Please remember Frances Ann ‘Frankie’ Bakeman in your prayers
• Weekend students to present engineering projects
• Open water swim clinics at Lake Nokomis
• Celebrate Baseball & Summer with Saint Paul College Join students, alumni and friends of the College to see the Saint Paul Saints play the Kansas City T-Bones on Monday, July 25 at 7:05 PM at Midway stadium. $25 gets you great seats and Saints bucks
• Thousands lose power in Twin Cities
• Souris River flooding in North Dakota disrupts Amtrak
• BOB SANSEVERE: Twins giving of their per diem
• U regents approve 5% tuition hike
• Mount Olivet Lutheran Church in Minneapolis mourns death of senior pastor Paul Youngdahl
• U.S. Supreme Court blocks federal lawsuit on greenhouse gas emissions
• Dayton wants health care pay in shutdown, too
• Republican senators say state should not be allowed to spend money during potential government shutdown
• Missing Wis. children considered endangered
• Soldier from Beloit, Wis., killed in vehicle accident in Afghanistan
• University of Minnesota regents approve 5 percent tuition hike
• 'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn dies in fiery Pennsylvania crash
• Wisconsin man accused of killing mother-in-law's cats
• DNR let Lutsen violate permits for years
• Gunman in search of narcotics kills 4 at N.Y. pharmacy
• Judge upholds Wisconsin's domestic partnership law
• Royal Bank of Canada sells U.S. banks to PNC
• Suspect ran through occupied houses fleeing West St. Paul police
• GOP lawmakers challenge Minnesota shutdown funding
• Stocks post third straight day of gains
• Slideshow: Photos of the week
• Supreme Court bars mass sex bias case vs. Wal-Mart
• Timberwolves' Ricky Rubio on arrival to Twin Cities: 'I feel comfortable here'
• Study details significant sea level rise
• National Science Foundation funds STEM initiative at St. Kate's
• Community cable is slipping away, but few seem to care
• Just Add Water gives children firsthand understanding of river life
• School of Education schedules seven master’s degree in police leadership information sessions
• Great Books reading group ends 20-year run with discussion of The American Catholic Revolution
• UST’s website goes mobile
• Professional notes
• C-Store closes for the summer June 24
• IRT looks at VHS obsolescence at St. Thomas
• New Media Initiatives Group launches Social Media (e)News
• Brady Educational Center coffee cart open Monday through Thursday this summer
• UST welcomes prospective students, families for Minnesota Private College Week
• Welcome, visiting organizations
• On-Campus Writers’ Retreat offers quiet workspace for faculty, staff in early August
• Online volunteer registration begins June 27 for UST’s State Fair booth
• Public Safety issues alert concerning window peeping incident on Portland Avenue
• School districts shift to lightening homework loads
• Escort evolution moves sex trade to the suburbs
• Twins 5, Padres 4: Drew Butera drives in winning run with walk-off single
• Slideshow: Twins sweep Padres
• Kitchen fire sends three to hospital, leaves Woodbury apartments uninhabitable
• St. Olaf College student named Miss Minnesota
• Iowa DNR probes fish kill on Whitewater Creek
• Some Wisconsin Methodist clergy defy gay marriage ban
• Northrop daycare where child died loses license
• S.D. researchers keeping eye out for Minnesota deer ticks
• University of Minnesota regents to act on budget Monday
• Twins 1, Padres 0: Scott Baker's eight scoreless innings, Danny Valencia's home run give Twins sixth straight victory
• Criminals run, cops chase - and sometimes the public pays
• Joe Soucheray: Soak the rich? That's Dayton's trust fund talking
• Shutdown: Here's what Minnesota would miss
• A different kind of perfect: Child with Down syndrome helped family re-evaluate life
• Photo gallery: Rock the Garden
• Kenyan sprint caps frantic Grandma's Marathon win
• Car crashes into guardrail in fatal accident near Minneapolis Crosstown
• Grandma's Marathon runner wins by less than a second (with photo)
• Father, two children die in Chisago Co. collision
• Cloquet man pleads not guilty into double shooting
• Tourists injured during simulated South Dakota shootout
• Wisconsin man drowns trying to save struggling family
• United Airlines says system-caused delays will last through weekend
• Trial for Minnesota teen charged in Iowa slayings to begin
• Burial set for Minnesota airman killed in Vietnam War
• Red Cross to close Minneapolis tornado emergency shelter
• Local tri race director on the cover of the 2011 Triathlete Mag Swimsuit Issue
• Medicaid payments face July 1 disruption if Minnesota state government shuts down
• Tom Powers: Joe Mauer is back and still a favorite son with Twins fans
• DWI crackdown in place for weekend
• Investment Fraud/Enlisting Doctors - MN Dept of Commerce Joins Push to Protect Vulnerable Adults
• Weekly MDH Health Reform Update - June 16, 2011
• Playing politics on the golf course: Obama invites Boehner into his private ritual
• 2007 St. Paul triple murder case in hands of jury
• Target awaits union vote from employees of Long Island store
• McCartney won't play Target Field
• McCartney will not play Target Field this year
• Girl dies of injuries after being hit by dump truck in Little Canada
• Stocks have their first winning week since April
• Breitbart crashes Netroots Nation in Minneapolis, gets what he wanted: Conflict (w/video)
• Another potential shutown casualty: Stillwater Lift Bridge
• Driver chases, punches pedestrian in St. Paul crosswalk dispute
• Macca coming to race in Minnesota
• Classic car buffs at Fairground show seek replacement destination for Porky's drive-in
• Minnesota Zoo wants off Dayton's state shutdown list
• Criminal trial for Xcel reaches half-way point
• Wisconsin camper's body pulled from BWCAW lake