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On a first date, who should pay? For Valentine's Day, experts weigh in on old norms and new rules of dating .
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On a first date, who should pay? For Valentine's Day, experts weigh in on old norms and new rules of dating .
The CDC says roughly one in eight couples have trouble getting pregnant and one of the biggest barriers to creating a family is lack of insurance coverage.
The state patrol says alcohol wasn't a factor in this crash.
"Take it day by day and know that you can get to a really beautiful place on the other side if you can just hold on," said mom Jessie Smith.
A man is dead and three people were airlifted to a Twin Cities hospital following an Alexandria house fire Wednesday morning.
The St. Paul South girls hockey coach reached a big milestone this season.
The CDC is reportedly weighing a revision to COVID-19 guidance which could allow people who test positive to return to work sooner.
William "Bill" Post, the Michigan native who was a key figure in creating Pop-Tarts, has died. He was 96.
"Obviously there's been a whole lot of folks who are concerned with the spike in robberies that we've been seeing, and I'm thankful to report that at least with that incident that we have, we have arrests tonight," said Chief Brian O'Hara.
Minneapolis police are investigating after a man was shot and killed on the city's northside early Wednesday morning.
A winter weather advisory is in effect from 3 p.m. Wednesday to 3 a.m. Thursday.
Anthony Edwards had 41 points and the Minnesota Timberwolves handed the Portland Trail Blazers their fifth straight loss with a 121-109 victory.
Those worst-case scenarios threaten all kinds of critical infrastructure, from highways to hospitals to communications to finance. State lawmakers recently earmarked an extra $32 million to MNIT's budget specifically to bolster cyber defenses.
The laser loon didn't make the cut as the new Minnesota state flag but it did end up becoming a popular library card.
Gordon Parks High School students had the opportunity to bring history to life by peering through the lens of their school's namesake, legendary St. Paul artist Gordon Parks.
