Bird flu makes first appearance this year in Minnesota
Bird flu has returned to Minnesota less than four months after the deadly poultry disease was last detected in the state, the Board of Animal Health said Monday.
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Bird flu has returned to Minnesota less than four months after the deadly poultry disease was last detected in the state, the Board of Animal Health said Monday.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals on Monday rejected an attempt by the Traverse County prosecutor to appeal a judge's decision last year that threw out most of the state's restrictions on abortion as unconstitutional.
New York has one of the strictest policies in the country against cameras in the courtroom.
"The neighbor was standing in his picture window laughing, so we decided to call the police," said Kim Othoudt.
"This settlement agreement slams the door in the face of our communities for true justice," said Rachel Thunder. "And our communities will not allow avenues of true justice to be taken away."
Xcel says customers who are still without power "should check for damage to their mast, which is the electric service connection to their home."
The first home game of the Twins season is almost here. For the 2023 season, the Twins have eight local vendors serving food at Target Field this year as part of their Minnesota Made program.
President Joe Biden is making a stop in the Twin Cities Monday, visiting a business the White House says will be key in the future of green energy.
In 2018, when Louisville Lanes in Shakopee was about to close forever, Dave Johnson stepped up to the foul line. Johnson, who had spent his entire career in home renovations, bet on himself and the community he loved.
A controversial hospital merger originally set to wrap up by the end of March -- and then extended to the end of May -- has been pushed back yet again.
A Twin Cities police officer who was injured in a crash with a semi truck last month is back home after being hospitalized for weeks.
The American Indian Community Housing Organization in Duluth is utilizing the power of music in the expansion of its domestic violence shelter.
Xcel said about 280,000 customers across Minnesota and Wisconsin were impacted. While power has been restored to most of them, homeowners are still dealing with downed trees and branches.
Teachers in North Dakota can still refer to transgender students by the personal pronouns they use, after lawmakers failed to override the governor's veto of a controversial bill to place restrictions on educators.
Voters in Wisconsin will pick their next Supreme Court justice Tuesday.
