Новости за 14.02.2019

Gov. Tim Walz announces his budget plan Tuesday.

Northam, Fairfax have each tested the trust of even strong supporters.

How we got here.

Technology is giving first responders critical information about those they're called to aid in crises.

Passolt broke his hip in the 2017 fall on an icy sidewalk near the State Capitol.

A federal judge has found that Paul Manafort intentionally lied to investigators and a federal grand jury in the Russia probe.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler says many of the answers Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker gave his committee in a hearing last week were "unsatisfactory, incomplete or contradicted by other evidence," and he is asking for further clarification.

President Donald Trump is hailing a renaissance in U.S. auto manufacturing that has not happened. The industry is chugging along without the "massive numbers" of car companies that he says are setting up shop in the country.

Boards have been quicker to act upon transgressions in era of media coverage.

A Republican lawmaker in Arkansas, which has some of the strictest abortion prohibitions in the country, wants the state to go even further with a measure that would prohibit the procedure 18 weeks into a pregnancy.

The company beat expectations with its earnings and a 13 percent jump in revenue.

Randy Quast is embroiled in a messy court battle in Oregon and listed a $5 million liability as a result.

With Virginia's top Democrats mired in scandal, the fourth man in line to become governor is keeping a low profile even as his status rises.

Nine days after cold weather caused problems in Minnesota, Xcel instituted short-term electricity brownouts to counteract issue in the Rocky Mountains.

Against strong and familiar competition, Peyton Servais pegged herself as taking fourth. Mounds View senior Kaarl Damberg took the boys' championship.

The Minneapolis headquarters of Bachman's prepares for the busiest fresh floral day of the year. More than 30 designers will be creating up to 7,500 arrangements, using hundreds of thousands of fresh flowers from around the world.

A Minneapolis father has pleaded guilty to sexually and physically assaulting his twin teenage daughters and endangering a third child who lived in the home.

The MCTC student said she was directed to vote for Minneapolis Council Member Abdi Warsame.

A bill to allow mobile wagering for sports betting in Rhode Island has passed the state Senate.

The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency resigned Wednesday after a two-year tenure in which he managed the response to historic wildfires and major hurricanes but was dogged by questions over his use of government vehicles.

The nearly half-dozen Democratic senators seeking their party's presidential nomination in 2020 are facing a juggling act, crisscrossing the country while keeping an eye on their constituents and making it to votes in Washington.

The Minnetonka-based health care giant added about 40,000 workers last year due in part to an acquisition in South America.