Sharp-Tailed Grouse Hunting Season Called Off In East-Central MN
Hunting season is just around the corner, but in parts of Minnesota, one bird will be off-limits.
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Hunting season is just around the corner, but in parts of Minnesota, one bird will be off-limits.
After four years of construction, the Interstate 35W downtown to crosstown construction project is finally complete as crews wrapped up the last set of partial closures early Friday morning.
A serious crash in the northwest metro Friday morning is causing significant traffic delays on eastbound Interstate 94.
Regulators told a Minnesota-based utility Thursday that they need more information before signing off on a permit transfer necessary for a financially troubled coal-fired power plant in North Dakota to be sold to a Bismarck-based marketer of wholesale electricity.
A hidden gem in the heart of the Twin Cities is helping keep historic and important works of art for future generations.
Minnesota public health officials say they are concerned about COVID-19 cases increasing among children as a school year begins with many back in the classroom.
No matter the weather, Minnesotans have a reputation for being outdoorsy. So it got us wondering, why does nature feel so good?
Two men are dead and three others were wounded after two separate shootings within two hours apart Thursday evening in north Minneapolis.
The Avett Brothers are bowing out of their upcoming performance at the Basilica Block Party in Minneapolis due to "a COVID-19 exposure."
Two police officers in Grand Rapids helped free an ensnared deer last week, but it wasn't a hunter's trap that caught the animal.
While Minneapolis police continue its search for a gunman who shot and killed a 12-year-old boy, a community wraps its arms around the grieving family.
Volunteers who specialize in theatre and arts and crafts are needed to pull out the hidden talents of all kids who come to the Boys and Girls Club. Xcel Energy is challenging other companies, organizations and neighborhood groups to roll up their sleeves and make a difference by being a volunteer.
Last week a judge granted a motion to freeze the couple's assets. Jason and Angela Bullard have one more day to give the court the estimated value of all property, along with how much investors say they are owed.
Besides getting his knee back to 100%, Joe Burrow spent a lot of rehab time getting his body stronger and focusing on the other aspects of his game, too.
Minnesota State University, Mankato English professor Gwen Nell Westerman is a citizen of her father's people, the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate in the Dakotas.
