Off-Duty Firefighter, Paramedic Testify In Day 3 Of Federal Trial In George Floyd's Death
Witnesses to George Floyd's murder testified in the federal civil rights case Wednesday against three former Minneapolis police officers.
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Witnesses to George Floyd's murder testified in the federal civil rights case Wednesday against three former Minneapolis police officers.
The Biden administration on Wednesday canceled a move by former President Donald Trump to renew mineral rights leases for a proposed Twin Metals copper-nickel mine in northeastern Minnesota.
More data suggests that the Twin Cities has already hit its peak for COVID-19 infections linked to the Omicron variant.
Those attending ticketed events in the city will now need to show proof of vaccination or provide a negative COVID-19 test.
A White Bear Lake family hopes someone may have a family heirloom that was mistakenly donated to Goodwill. Suzanne Tardiff made a quilt to honor her husband Gregory's 25 years of service in the U.S. Navy.
Police officers happened upon an attack in progress Wednesday in Bloomington, which led to the suspect crashing a stolen minivan into a light pole.
Minneapolis Public Schools is preparing to go back to in-person learning next week.
Several individuals of a Chicago-based drug trafficking group have been arrested Wednesday for transporting fentanyl and heroine from Chicago, Illinois to Duluth.
The senior member of the Supreme Court's liberal wing plans to retire after nearly 28 years on the bench, giving President Biden the opportunity to make his first appointment to the nation's highest court.
Health data in Minnesota shows the COVID-19 positivity rate is dipping slightly to 22.9% as of last week.
Authorities in central Minnesota are investigating the circumstances behind a charred snowmobile found on a frozen lake.
A St. Cloud man is dead after a two-vehicle crash in central Minnesota Wednesday morning.
Inside the Como Park Zoo & Conservatory in St. Paul, you'll find a tropical retreat -- no passport required.
Free rapid antigen test kits from the federal government are supposed to be stored between 36 degrees and 86 degrees.
Hastings Police Officer Albert Jacobson's badge was found and returned to the department this month, 127 years after Jacobson was shot and killed in 1894.
