Family demands release of police video in fatal shooting
Gary Netterville said the family has been given very little information about the death of his younger brother, Shane Netterville.
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Gary Netterville said the family has been given very little information about the death of his younger brother, Shane Netterville.
An assistant attorney general in Iowa is suing the city of Des Moines and its police chief over his arrest during a June 2020 racial justice protest, alleging he was tackled, pepper-sprayed and handcuffed for no reason.
A Twin Cities area woman has agreed to settle a defamation lawsuit filed by her daughter's basketball coach in a long-running case revived by the Minnesota Supreme Court.
If you're going to binge watch, do it from the comfort and safety of a couch. One young driver in Minnesota is lucky she didn't end up in the Upside Down.
Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band are bringing their first tour in years to the Twin Cities.
One two-doctor practice in Florida is performing six vasectomies an hour most days.
The Minnesota State Fair has unveiled its list of new foods, drinks and vendors for the 2022 event, and as usual there are some mouthwatering -- and head-scratching -- items.
After a stormy Tuesday night, the Next Weather factor should be welcomed news for most.
Richard and Lindsay Puente launched Cast and Hook Fishing last summer. The nonprofit aims to offer people like them an outlet: a healthy way to cope with their service, and what's going on in their life.
Parents are demanding the way safety is handled around the University of Minnesota change before students return this fall.
"I was trying to get safely to my destination," she told CBS News. "And I thought there was two people in my car."
Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield explains why grass is in rough condition this summer -- and what you can do about it.
Two super-infectious Omicron strains are fueling a surge in COVID-19 cases across the country this summer.
31-year-old Elias Partridge left his job at Amazon in St. Cloud to help the people of Ukraine fight for their freedom.
From the White House on down, Democrats are putting gun violence and the push for more restrictions front and center as they frame the debate for the 2022 November election.
