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Another beloved Minneapolis restaurant is closing its doors, making it at least the fourth eatery or bar in the city to call it quits in the past three weeks.
AG Keith Ellison said he wants more public input before anything is given the go-ahead. To get that input, his office is hosting a number of public forums.
A Twin Cities school district says it will now notify law enforcement immediately after any weapon-related incidents happen on school property.
Some of those assets are believed to have been seized by government officials in Bahamas, where company is based.
The street artist is accusing retailer Guess of using his designs without his permission.
The man who was shot is expected to survive. The deputy suffered minor injuries in the encounter, but it's not clear how they were hurt.
The order clears the way for Democrats to obtain Trump's tax records weeks before Republicans take control of the House in January.
The president's outgoing chief medical adviser pointed to new CDC data suggesting the updated boosters will increase protection against infection.
CBS Charlotte affiliate WBTV identified the two people killed as Jason Myers, a meteorologist at the station, and Chip Tayag, the helicopter's pilot.
Twin brothers in the metro area have pleaded guilty after they were found to be in illegal possession of firearms and ammunition while being on probation for a separate weapons conviction, according to officials.
Wisconsin Republican legislative leaders said Tuesday they want to tap the state's projected record-high $6.6 billion budget surplus to make "transformational" and once-a-generation tax law changes.
The daughter of the store's owner stopped by the WCCO studio to share her recommendations of books to give your loved ones this holiday season.
The Department of Natural Resources released data that shows hunters registered 103,623 deer over the weekend. That compares with 90,023 deer during last year's opening weekend.
Lawyers sparred in a pair of proceedings a block apart that might decide the future of the company.
"If people fall through the ice, their first reaction because of the cold water will be to gasp, and that gasp can cause people to drown immediately," said the DNR's Nicole Biagi.
