Faribault cat sanctuary unveils new outdoor playground
Founder Julie Maverts says the outside is where most of the cats their had their start in life. Now, they're able to enjoy the outdoors along with the comforts of warmth, shelter, food and love.
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Founder Julie Maverts says the outside is where most of the cats their had their start in life. Now, they're able to enjoy the outdoors along with the comforts of warmth, shelter, food and love.
When pandemic lockdowns halted travel, that also meant a pause on dozens of Make-A-Wish trips for young Minnesotans dealing with serious health issues.
Tom Nides was the ambassador until just a few months ago, but because the Senate has yet to confirm his successor, Nides is still very much in the know.
After months of calling for help, a homeless encampment on a man's property in south Minneapolis has been cleared.
Wednesday will bring another cool start for some thanks to clear skies overnight, with frost advisories in southeastern Minnesota.
Fernando Carbajal pleaded guilty in August to third-degree assault for chasing an officer after he crashed his SUV into a utility pole at a high rate of speed.
The man has not been identified. Authorities are investigating.
Seventeen Americans remain unaccounted for, with the numbers expected to increase, said John Kirby, a National Security Council spokesperson.
After winning a two-year battle against cancer, a 5-year-old girl is getting her wish.
Wisconsin Republicans are moving closer toward a Senate floor vote on a bill that would address pollution from PFAS chemicals.
After yet another injury-plagued season, Byron Buxton is returning to the Minnesota Twins' roster as the team is on the brink of playoff elimination.
Authorities are searching for a missing 8-year-old boy in St. Paul.
Emmer, who right now is in the number three spot in House leadership as majority whip, has said he wants to bump up a spot to be the next majority leader.
While we're still four months away from the start of the 2024 legislative session, Republican lawmakers are getting a head start in talking about a potential fix for what has proven to be one of the most controversial laws passed in the last one.
Bird flu was confirmed Wednesday in a flock of 140,000 turkeys in central Minnesota, officials said.
