National Guard
Dayton Declares Emergency After Minn. Storm
The spring snowstorm that made travel difficult Thursday across parts of Minnesota heaped more headaches on the southwest corner of the state, where communities are still struggling to restore power following an ice storm earlier in the week. Officials said it may be early next week before electricity is restored in the southwest.
State Emergency Center Opens After Spring Snow Storm
Spring snow fall has triggered partial activation of the State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC).
Dayton Calls Out Guard For Storm Aid
Gov. Mark Dayton is calling out the National Guard as a spring storm sweeps across southern Minnesota.
Red River Predicted To Crest After Mid-April
A new prediction from the U-S Geological Survey says the Red River in the Fargo-Moorhead area isn’t expected to crest until after April 15.
120 Nat’l Guard Members Return From Afghanistan
One-hundred-twenty members of the Minnesota National Guard are returning from their year-long deployment to Afghanistan, where they trained and mentored soldiers in the Afghan National Army.
Finding Minnesota: The Biathlon At Camp Ripley
With cross country skis at his side and a rifle on his back, Minnesota native Winn Roberts was recently back where he began — the biathlon course at Camp Ripley.
Dayton To Head To Norway For Troop Celebration
Gov. Mark Dayton will make a quick trip to Norway next weekend to recognize Minnesota’s 40-year-old troop exchange with the Scandinavian country.
Minn. To Hold Veterans Day Program Sunday
The commander of Minnesota’s famed “Red Bulls” will speak at the official State of Minnesota Veterans Day program Sunday.
Minn. ‘Agri-Business’ Soldiers Return Home
Seventeen Minnesota soldiers who have been serving in the war in Afghanistan are being welcomed home.
Opinion: Even On 9/11 Obama And Romney Can’t Resist Political Attacks
The thought of going an entire day without political campaigning out respect of those who lost their lives on 9/11/2001 was a nice and extremely appropriate thought. However, disappointing to many, it wasn’t the respectful day totally without political bickering that was expected by many who were watching and listening.
Twin Cities Habitat Launches Veterans Outreach
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity is starting a new effort to help military veterans find affordable housing.
A Bumpy Ride Ends At Duluth Airport
An Allegiant Air plane had to return to Duluth and make an emergency landing after engine trouble.
U.S. Congress Working To Restore Paid Leave For Troops
Some 2,000 Minnesota Red Bulls and more than 45,000 other National Guard troops nationwide are only a single vote away from having a much needed financial benefit restored to their military service package.
Hundreds Of Nat’l Guard Red Bulls Welcomed Home
It’s a day many Minnesota families have dreamed about for an entire year. More Minnesota National Guard Red Bulls are now home. The homecoming stretched from Anoka to Winona, with eleven buses carrying more than 220 soldiers from 1st Brigade Combat Team, 34th Infantry Division.
Minn. National Guard ‘Red Bulls’ Return Home
Hundreds more Minnesota National Guard members are returning home to friends and family Wednesday.























