Edina financial advisor stole $1.6 million in clients funds, DOJ says
A 47-year-old Edina financial advisor faces one count of wire fraud for allegedly misappropriating $1.6 million of her clients' funds over a nearly three-year period.
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A 47-year-old Edina financial advisor faces one count of wire fraud for allegedly misappropriating $1.6 million of her clients' funds over a nearly three-year period.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has issued a reminder to be cautious on lakes, as pressure ridges have been materializing on lakes across the state.
An investigation is underway after an inmate died at Crow Wing County Jail.
Dolly Parton said she's a "big fan" of Beyoncé and "very excited that she's done a country album."
Mike Conley Jr. is reportedly sticking with the Minnesota Timberwolves for a couple more years.
Officers were called to the 9000 block of Idaho Avenue North just before midnight, with the caller saying that the suspect was "actively firing" the rifle.
New charges have been filed relating to the investigation of a murdered Faribault man.
The state Assembly has passed legislation that would bar hunters in northern Wisconsin from killing any does for four years.
Temperatures will struggle to climb Friday behind a cold front that keeps northerly winds in Minnesota all day.
Yale University on Thursday said it is reversing a test-optional policy for SAT and ACT tests. Requiring test scores will be fairer, it said.
A nursing student, identified as Laken Hope Riley, was found murdered Thursday in a wooded area on the Athens campus of the University of Georgia.
Former President Trump's legal team attempted to get the federal indictment related to his alleged mishandling of classified documents dismissed in a flurry of late-night court filings.
The state's surgeon general grants parents permission to send unvaccinated children to school during a measles outbreak, risking their health and that of others.
Data show that many college grads are underemployed, spending years in jobs that don't utilize their education.
After Sunday's tragedy in Burnsville, Amy Bustos and her sister knew they wanted to help.
