Developers want to build a bike/pedestrian bridge over France Avenue in Edina to fill gap in Nine Mile Creek Regional Trail.
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Wisconsin high court gives mixed ruling on partial vetoes
The conservative-controlled Wisconsin Supreme Court on Friday overturned three of four partial budget vetoes issued by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, bucking decades of court precedent that upheld the governor's broad veto powers.
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Why is Minnesota the last state with 3.2 beer?
Low-alcohol 3.2 beers specially made for grocery stores are a dying breed. But efforts to overturn the 3.2 restrictions have been opposed by liquor stores and interest groups.
Minneapolis
Judge issues gag order in trial of ex-officers in George Floyd killing
Judge Peter Cahill wrote that "continuing" publicity from the attorneys in the case could create an unfair trial.
Minneapolis
800 living in Powderhorn Park, neighbors look for way forward
The efforts by those living in the encampments to forge more hospitable surroundings come as public officials and homeless advocates raise alarms that the growing settlement is neither safe nor sustainable.
Coronavirus
Can bars and COVID-19 coexist? Mankato might have the answer
What happens in the city's drinking establishments over the next several weeks could have a real impact on the size and scope of an expected second wave of the coronavirus.
