Last-minute shoppers opting for local products over ordering online
Many Minnesotans aren't risking online shopping, hoping gifts come in time. Last-minute shoppers are being thoughtful -- buying local, sustainable and vintage.
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Many Minnesotans aren't risking online shopping, hoping gifts come in time. Last-minute shoppers are being thoughtful -- buying local, sustainable and vintage.
In 1981, a highway worker found the remains of a man along Interstate 90 in Minnesota. The man's identity remained a mystery until now.
Patience is the name of the game is you're going out to get all your errands done before Wednesday's storm moves in.
The jury began deliberating Dean's case on Monday.
A man is dead and another man is in custody following a shooting in north Minneapolis late Sunday evening.
"The person that's responsible for this, I honestly can't imagine what nightmares they may be having," Darice Koepke said. "Please come forward, clear your conscience … give us some closure."
Musk had promised to subject all policy changes to user polls, but now says only paid users can vote.
Minnesota's attorney general says the state could see hundreds of millions in funds over the next 15 years after signing onto new national opioid settlements.
The bill stands at 4,155 pages.
"Wells Fargo's rinse-repeat cycle of violating the law has harmed millions of American families," CFPB director said.
A new telehealth "test-to-treat" program launched this week for Minnesotans who have tested positive for COVID-19.
A community northeast of the Twin Cities is rallying in support of a local law enforcement officer who lost everything in a house fire that killed his K-9 partner and two other family dogs.
The Democratic-controlled House Ways and Means Committee is expected to vote Tuesday on whether to publicly release years of the former president's tax returns.
The current record for the deepest snow cover on Dec. 25 was back in 1983, when there were 20 inches of snow on the ground. The coldest on record was in 1996, when the high was 9 degrees below zero.
St. Paul-based 3M announced Tuesday that the company will stop the manufacturing and use of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances - also known as "forever chemicals" - by the end of 2025.
