Teenager Hospitalized After ATV Rollover In Western Wisconsin
A 15-year-old was hospitalized Sunday night after an ATV crash in western Wisconsin.
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A 15-year-old was hospitalized Sunday night after an ATV crash in western Wisconsin.
Nearly 5.7 million COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered in Minnesota since December. Meanwhile, state health officials are reporting 82 new virus cases and five more deaths.
A Twin Cities woman was airlifted to a hospital last week following an ATV crash in northern Minnesota.
Free YMCA memberships are being offered this summer to thousands of teens and young adults across the Twin Cities.
Four people from the Twin Cities, including a 7-year-old girl, were rescued from a northern Minnesota lake Sunday after their boat capsized.
The U.S. women's Olympics gymnastic team was finalized Sunday night, and two Minnesotans are heading to Tokyo.
Republican and DFL leaders at the state capitol say they have reached a bipartisan agreement on a public safety spending package that includes more police accountability measures.
The Minnesota State Legislature has come to a compromise on some police reforms, but the agreement leaves out some key proposals that the People of Color Caucus were calling for.
In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen explored the Duluth Rose Garden.
Minnesota farms finally got the rain relief they've been waiting on for over a month and they're seeing some immediate effects.
It has been nearly two months and still there have been no answers about who shot 10-year-old Ladavionne Garrett Jr. in Minneapolis.
The Minnesota Department of Health reported on Sunday an additional 101 cases of COVID-19 and four deaths.
A man died on Sunday morning after he lost control of his motorcycle and hit a car, State Patrol says.
Police say investigators believe she might have been near the airport Friday evening. There are concerns because she is diabetic and needs daily medication.
Doing it that way provides a level of certainty in sentencing not guaranteed in some states, where sentences can be given as a range to be decided later by a parole board.
