Minnesotans Eager For Real Trick-Or-Treating After Halloween 2020
Even though the main event is still a few days away, Halloween celebrations have been kicking off all week. Many families are eager to get in on the fun after taking last year off.
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Even though the main event is still a few days away, Halloween celebrations have been kicking off all week. Many families are eager to get in on the fun after taking last year off.
The rolling hills of Willamette Valley produce some of the most in-demand grapes and wines in the United States.
A Golden Valley man has been arrested and charged Thursday with receiving and distributing child pornography.
Earlier this month, the lauded chef, who was born in a Thai refugee camps, became a naturalized U.S. citizen. This week, he is opening his award-winning Union Hmong Kitchen in its new spot, Graze Provisions + Libations in Minneapolis' popular North Loop neighborhood. The grand opening is slated for Friday.
A proposal before Minneapolis voters would shake-up the city's structure of government by shifting more authority to the mayor's office and reducing the power of the city council.
K-9s were unable to track the suspect down, and they are still at large.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency says crews are working on "mitigation methods" after an ethanol spill following a train derailment in southern Minnesota.
Business owners inside an old office building in southwest Minneapolis are convinced the place is haunted.
Jurors who convicted Derek Chauvin in the murder of George Floyd sat down to share their experience in the courtroom with CNN's Don Lemon, just days before their names will officially be made public due to a court order.
Rittenhouse's trial is expected to last at least two weeks. Here's a look at the key players.
A timeline of key events before and after Kyle Rittenhouse shot three people during a night of unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, last year.
Minnesotans who fail to show up for their driver's license road test will face a $20 penalty fee under a new law that takes effect Nov. 1.
According to Education Minnesota, health officials reported Thursday two additional school staff deaths in the last week, bringing the total to seven deaths since the school year began.
The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) launched Tuesday the Minnesota Crime Data Explorer – a tool that allows users to sort through data about criminal activity and other information reported by local law enforcement agencies.
Minneapolis City Council President Lisa Bender said Thursday that Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo violated the city's ethics rules when he spoke out regarding the controversial ballot question on replacing the police department with a department of public safety.
