Some say the complaints of no mail, slow mail and lost mail are likely to be the result of changes the USPS has made in order to survive.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is hiring 40 Climate Change Fellows to assist with applications for wind, solar and similar projects under the Rural Energy for America Program.

The ACLU, the University of Minnesota Law School’s Clemency Project Clinic and the Mitchell Hamline School of Law LAMP Clinic filed a lawsuit on behalf of a handful of inmates to stop the DOC from reincarcerating the inmates.

The roadside tests will be similar to preliminary breath tests law enforcement use to detect drunk driving. The pilot project is voluntary for drivers and results won’t be admissible in court.

Through a grant from the National Science Foundation, researchers will expand Alaska’s ‘community justice worker’ model, allowing non-attorneys to represent people.

The reissued checks will go out in two batches: one batch this week and the second batch in early December.

No charges have been filed in the case — and the state may not have the authority to prosecute him or any other tribal member for marijuana crimes on reservations.

A survey is available now through Nov. 30 on cannabis cultivation, processing and manufacturing. More surveys will occur in the future on other rulemaking topics.

Gov. Tim Walz's executive order says there are unnecessary barriers to state employment at a time when agencies will need to recruit and hire in a tight labor market.

Itasca Waters will host a special Halloween webinar on Tuesday, Oct. 31 at noon featuring Dr. John Downing, Director of the Sea Grant program and a professor in the Department of Biology and with Large Lakes Observatory at UMD. His topic is “Supernatural lakes: monsters, ghosts, witches, fairies, and aliens.” His Halloween treat for the public is spooky stories of seemingly serene waters of lakes around the world.