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Republicans in Minnesota's House of Representatives are calling for Gov. Tim Walz to set a date or provide clear metrics for the end of the peacetime emergency, which the state has been under since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
MassDOT has posted Star Wars-themed message boards up on local highways with sayings like "trust the force and wear your seatbelt."
The man accused of spray-painting hate messages on a Moorhead mosque is being inviting by the area's Muslim community to visit the building.
A picture of a juror in the Derek Chauvin trial posted on social media has some legal experts saying it could help in an appeal.
There is a disturbing video of a school principal in Florida hitting a six-year-old student with a wooden paddle.
Minnesota State Fair officials announced Tuesday a "Kickoff to Summer" walk-around event at the fairgrounds over Memorial Day weekend.
Little Raymond Mounga didn't waste much time making his first visit to the Hawaii Islands. It came just hours after his birth.
There's a new way to show just how long Tom Brady's been playing in the NFL, and it came over the weekend when players who were born after Brady's career began were drafted into the NFL.
As offices reopen, many workers don't want to get back to the pre-pandemic grind.
A person who feels an officer violated their rights, such as police brutality, must find an identical case to prove what the officer did to them was wrong. Otherwise, the officer gets qualified immunity.
Parents at a Twin Cities middle school are pleading for changes to a crosswalk before a child gets hurt or killed.
An appeals court has upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit against Stearns County and investigators in the Jacob Wetterling case filed by a man who authorities publicly named as a person of interest in the boy's disappearance.
Gov. Tim Walz said this week he will announce loosening more COVID-19 restrictions as vaccinations continue to rise, but some counties are significantly outpacing others in getting as many eligible people in their community vaccinated as possible, even with more vaccine widely available.
A group of seniors in a central Minnesota town are joining forces for life after high school.
As Minnesota sports teams gradually welcome more fans back to their stands, WCCO found the state isn't keeping a close eye on COVID-19 transmission inside.
