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St. Croix Crossing bridge opening to be delayed
Work will “continue into 2017;” MnDOT is blaming project complexities for the delay.
Polaris puts $300K into Roseau workforce housing
Polaris has substantial engineering and manufacturing operations in the area, and has spoken out about a dearth of housing options available to new workers.
Ramsey County OKs tax break for St. Paul soccer stadium
Ramsey County is the latest governmental entity to throw their weight behind the sought-after project.
Arena talks brewing in Rochester
A feasibility study on whether a United States Hockey League facility could fit into the Rochester market is scheduled for completion later this month.
Mayor confirms progress in St. Paul stadium talks
St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman’s plan would place the stadium at the site of a former bus maintenance facility at Snelling and University avenues.
Chaska OKs aid for LifeCore Biomedical expansion
Chaska will chip in nearly $145,000 in tax abatement for LifeCore Biomedical’s planned $16 million expansion.
Tomassoni reflects on 2015 battles
The Minnesota Senate veteran says the special session led to ‘a bit of theater.’
St. Paul OKs soccer stadium tax breaks, with conditions
Council members call for stadium use beyond professional soccer games, including by community groups, and for “strong evidence” that the project would spur development nearby.
Task force begins review of child protection
Members of a joint working group laid out a course of action, both legislative and by the DHS, that is set to stretch several years into the future, with more immediate benchmarks leading up to significant legislative action starting in 2016.
Earmarked angel tax credits slow to move
DEED is struggling to disperse millions of dollars in available funds to underserved groups.
State Auditor Otto contracts with law firm over audit change
State Auditor Rebecca Otto has paid out $21,000 in public money on legal fees to a law firm she retained to give her advice about fighting a new audit privatization law.
Filings detail Vikings stadium dispute
M.A. Mortenson Co. and the Metropolitan Sports Facilities Authority are at odds over change orders.
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