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A day ahead of the scheduled rollout of free COVID-19 tests distributed by the Biden administration, some Americans are already placing orders for their free deliveries through a form posted by the U.S. Postal Service.
Police said the man was arrested "without resistance," and is potentially facing multiple charges.
A 16-year-old girl is charged with attempted murder after allegedly shooting her mother in northern Minnesota Sunday afternoon.
Police in Cloquet say a road rage incident that broke out between two motorists Friday ended in a driver hitting a man with her vehicle while he stood in the roadway.
Health officials in Minnesota report a 22.2% average positivity rate and 10,651 new COVID-19 cases in the latest update, which represents data as of Friday.
Authorities say a vehicle full of hunting equipment, including two shotguns, was stolen from a parking lot in White Bear Lake on New Year's Day.
The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office is collecting donations of cold weather items for those in need this winter.
Three recent convictions of police officers, all in the Minneapolis area, raise the question: Has there been a shift in jurors' historic unwillingness to convict cops in on-duty killings?
The week ahead brings new proof of vaccine and testing rules in the Twin Cities. They come as COVID-19 cases spike across Minnesota.
Fairgoers will pay more to spend less time at the Minnesota State Fair this year.
The toll is $250 per vehicle. The road costs an estimated $1,500 per mile for plowing and other upkeep. It begins in Warroad and ends at the Northwest Angle resort community, which is known for its ice fishing.
A patient who has been battling COVID-19 on a ventilator for months at a Minnesota hospital has been moved to a hospital in Texas amid an ongoing legal battle between the family and hospital.
"Our world is very distracting. You need to stand out, and that level of simplicity plus scarcity is how you get people to build a habit with your app, website," said Brandon Gains.
A southern Minnesota family is embracing the cold in a creative, vibrant way.
Starting Wednesday, people can order up to four at-home rapid tests per household as part of the Biden administration's effort to increase testing capacity.
