Shawn Codinak Charged With Firing At Officers In Oakdale Standoff
A 32-year-old man is accused of firing a gun at officers during a standoff earlier this week in Oakdale.
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A 32-year-old man is accused of firing a gun at officers during a standoff earlier this week in Oakdale.
Workers' compensation for injured employees doesn't cover medical marijuana because the drug remains illegal under federal law, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
A Minneapolis man has been charged with two felony-level counts for threats of violence after pointing a gun at passing cars, according to a criminal complaint.
Embattled state Rep. John Thompson appeared virtually in court Wednesday morning and agreed to pay a fine related to his July traffic stop.
The St. Paul zoo announced Wednesday that Kulu is now in the deep-water exhibit of the Polar Bear Odyssey habitat.
An historical riverside attraction in Minneapolis is set to reopen next month.
A 21-year-old driver who crashed into a school bus carrying a cross country team Tuesday night has died, according to the State Patrol.
According to the Minnesota Department of Health's daily update, the state's total positive cases have risen to 749,144 since the pandemic began, with 8,354 deaths attributed to the virus.
A 29-year-old Brainerd man has been charged in connection to the fatal shooting of Bethany Bernatsky, who was found dead after two-hour standoff in Crow Wing County on Thursday.
After a summer of record drought, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announced Wednesday a $13.3 million proposal to address the drought's impact on local water resources and trees.
Sagal Hussein's son, Josias Marquez, had been diagnosed with cerebral palsy and epilepsy. He used a wheelchair, was blind and depended on others to eat. He wasn't getting proper medical attention and Hussein wasn't giving him his seizure medication.
The lawsuit alleges that former Wauwatosa Police Officer Joseph Mensah violated Jay Anderson's constitutional rights when he fatally shot Anderson after discovering him sleeping in a park after hours in 2016. According to the lawsuit, Anderson followed all of Mensah's commands but Mensah still considered him a threat because he was Black.
Nearly 200 Minnesota health care workers filed a lawsuit in September challenging the requirement from President Joe Biden's administration that all workers in most health settings get vaccinated or lose their jobs. The workers argued the lack of alternatives infringes on their rights.
Carl Linnaeus has been criticized for his 18th century book "Systema Naturae," in which he classified four varieties of human, largely based on skin color and geography, which became the basis for scientific racism.
