St. Paul Fire Captain Creates Undergarment To Protect Firefighters From Cancer-Causing Chemicals
After years of battling blazes, Cpt. Mark Munson, of the St. Paul Fire Department, is now fighting to keep his peers alive.
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After years of battling blazes, Cpt. Mark Munson, of the St. Paul Fire Department, is now fighting to keep his peers alive.
Gang member "John" forecasts a dangerous summer, with gangs using auto sears to convert weapons into mini-machine guns, with an unmistakable sound that slices through the silence, rapid fire, multiple rounds letting loose with the single squeeze of a trigger.
One person is dead after a crash involving a pickup truck and a semi-truck Wednesday afternoon in central Minnesota.
Minnesota redistricting is forcing some incumbent legislators to tough decisions.
The Ramsey County Attorney's Office confirmed the teen has been charged with second-degree murder. The attorney's office will seek to have him tried as an adult.
Many Minnesotans won't need to mask up on their next target run.
Under the bill, no one could sue gun or ammunition manufacturers for damages relating to the lawful design, marketing or illegal use of their products. People could still sue for breach of contract or death and damages resulting from a defect in a product's design.
Two alternates remained before deliberations began, including a man who appears to be of Asian descent. U.S. District Judge Paul Magnuson put them on call in case they're needed later.
A Moose Lake man is accused of selling the drugs that led to another man's fatal overdose in the bathroom of a Mankato home last fall.
A number of Minnesota restaurants and chefs have been nominated for this year's James Beard Foundation Awards, among the most prestigious honors in the culinary industry.
The rate of new daily cases per 100,000 residents stands at 29.9, significantly down from the recent peak of nearly 230. However, the line of high risk is drawn at 10 per 100,000 residents.
The female tiger, Angara, had been at the zoo for more than seven years.
A 16-year-old boy is charged in Ramsey County juvenile court with aiding and abetting second-degree murder.
When a trooper asked him if he knew he was driving the wrong way, the man allegedly replied, "Sorry bro."
If you're cleaning up from Tuesday's snowfall, you're going to want to bundle up.
