“Locked out union workers at American Crystal Sugar will vote Saturday on a contract proposal they have already rejected three times,” via MPR News.
A small town southeast of St. Cloud reels after a police officer is shot. Minnesota's congressional delegation tackles the fiscal cliff. And those zany British television ads are back for viewing at the Walker Art Center. Those stories and more in the MPR News Update
“Flying lawnmowers, dancing royalty, and dockland thugs demonstrating CPR, are just some of the gems from this year’s British Arrows Awards opening this weekend in Minneapolis,” via MPR News.
The Arrow Award for Best Stunt went to Volvo for “Ballerina Stunt,” the ad is worth your time even if you aren’t in the market for a semi-truck.
More info from the Walker.
Police in downtown Cold Spring Fri following a shooting that killed Cold Spring Police Officer Tom Decker. @mntoday twitter.com/conradjwilson/…
— Conrad Wilson (@conradjwilson) November 30, 2012
NEW DETAILS: Police officer killing in Cold Spring described as an ambush.mprne.ws/fIkx3
— MPR News (@MPRnews) November 30, 2012
We’ve posted raw video of the news conference on the fatal shooting of Cold Spring Officer Thomas Decker kstp.mn/665n8
— KSTP (@KSTP) November 30, 2012
Latest on the #coldspring officer shooting with updated photos. on.sctimes.com/Uwkw9o
— St. Cloud Times (@sctimes) November 30, 2012
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