Brad Finstad stresses "family pocketbook issues" in 1st District race
The election is just 29 days away and the 700,000 voters in the 1st Congressional District will once again be electing a member of Congress.
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The election is just 29 days away and the 700,000 voters in the 1st Congressional District will once again be electing a member of Congress.
Police say a girl with special needs who went missing from a Bloomington Walmart store Sunday morning has been found.
Despite a weekend announcement from the NFL, elections officials in Minnesota say U.S. Bank Stadium will not serve as a polling place for the November elections.
The Vikings survived a furious comeback by the Bears to win 29-22 on Sunday and take hold of first place in the NFC North.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer leads Tudor Dixon in race for governor in Michigan.
The kids chose to be part of the Reel Hope Project, a project created by a former youth pastor who saw a need to give these talented kids a bigger stage.
The Twin Cities got to enjoy an 80-degree day Tuesday, but a reality check is fast approaching.
"Thrive Outside" is an event trying to break down barriers to the outdoors. It's put on by the Wilderness Inquiry, which brought together 10 agencies and non-profits to share free outdoor activities all day on Saturday.
Joy comes in many forms. Saturday in Blaine, it came as a carnival for two-year-old Kenna Volkman. She had one wish.
Representatives from than a dozen places of worship from throughout the Twin Cities met Saturday, with the focus on safety and security at places of worship.
Police say they have located the parents of a young girl they found in Brooklyn Park earlier Saturday evening.
Fire crews spent Saturday night battling a house fire that the Minneapolis Fire Department says extended to the neighboring residence.
The launches came hours after the U.S. and South Korea wrapped a new round of naval drills off the Korean Peninsula's east coast.
Border patrol agents in northern Minnesota stopped a smuggling attempt in late September, officials said.
A Minnesota man who worked at an Eagan post office was sentenced to six months of probation and was fined for his role in the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.