Treating prostate cancer just got easier in the Twin Cities
November is men's cancer awareness month, and there's some news many men are not aware of — screening for prostate cancer is now as simple as getting a blood test.
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November is men's cancer awareness month, and there's some news many men are not aware of — screening for prostate cancer is now as simple as getting a blood test.
A new law in Minnesota prohibits the use of manipulated video, images and audio—"deepfakes"— that seek to manipulate elections.
Mother Nature couldn't wait for November, but drivers should expect to wait for repairs if the snow leads to a fender-bender.
Just over two-thirds of prospective home buyers would purchase a haunted house under certain conditions, a new survey found.
Minnesota, Wisconsin and dozens of other states are suing tech giant Meta.
Betsy Galvan and her family built a dreamhouse fitting of Anoka.
A family of seven in Burnsville was taken to a nearby hospital after being exposed to carbon monoxide.
Sarcasm is evident in some of the amendments. One proposes requiring "stop, drop and roll" training for House colleagues who pull fire alarms.
Though the team hasn't said as much at this point, the type of Achilles injury Cousins suffered over the weekend will almost certainly keep him out for the rest of the season, based on historical analogs.
After earlier adding another quarterback, the Minnesota Vikings reportedly have made another move ahead of the trade deadline, sending former starting guard Ezra Cleveland to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
With starting quarterback Kirk Cousins sidelined by a torn Achilles, the Minnesota Vikings have added another passer via trade.
Evers said it was "a bridge too far" and "just bull s---" that Republican state lawmakers were telling 35,000 University of Wisconsin employees who were expecting pay raises to "stick it."
Police believe the suspect, identified as 47-year-old Ina Thea Kenoyer, may have had killed Steven Edward Riley, Jr. for financial reasons.
The new designs "must accurately and respectfully reflect Minnesota's shared history, resources, and diverse cultural communities," but "symbols, emblems, or likenesses that represent only a single community or person, regardless of whether real or stylized, may not be included."
Doctors CBS News spoke with said treating non-viable pregnancies, in which the fetus is not expected to survive, puts them and their patients in what they call an impossible position.
