After Supreme Court Overturns Assault Conviction, Push To Change MN Law
A Minnesota Supreme Court ruling this week reversed the conviction of a man charged with criminal sexual conduct.
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A Minnesota Supreme Court ruling this week reversed the conviction of a man charged with criminal sexual conduct.
You could definitely feel the mood shift from hopefulness to heartbreak as a Ramblers rally fell short in their 65-58 loss to Oregon State, but fans are confident Sister Jean's squad will be back.
Police say the man was wearing a black stocking cap and a black COVID-style face mask. He had sunglasses and was also wearing a black jacket with black leather gloves.
Artistic director Michael Brindisi says the cast did not align with its work toward equity and inclusivity because it was 98% white.
In the case of Megan Mikkalson, you can measure a mother's love -- 1,100 miles and 18 hours round trip from Rochester to the tiny town of Rolla, North Dakota.
A Minnesota teenager who drowned while rescuing three of her cousins from turbulent waters last summer has posthumously received a Citizen Honor Award from the Congressional Medal of Honor Society.
The last Embers location in Minnesota is set to close for good on Sunday at 3 p.m.
Secondhand Hounds says the dog, Eros, was found in Kentucky, running around with the arrow in his head.
Drinking water in Mound may have unsafe levels of Manganese.
The state is in a race against rising infections as more contagious kinds of the virus spread. But now that you qualify for a shot, how do you find one?
Ahead of severe weather season, meteorologists want Minnesotans to plan ahead and know where to go and what to do when a storm hits.
A day after Gov. Tim Walz announced that all Minnesotans 16 and older would soon be eligible for the vaccine, health officials reported 1,744 new COVID-19 cases and four deaths.
Elaina Yang says she has been called racially insensitive words for years, and recently got a barrage of hurtful words in a group text message with classmates.
People are sharing mixed reactions to the expanded eligibility announcement, from elation to frustration. Beginning March 30, Minnesotans ages 16 and older are eligible.
Beloved children's book author Beverly Cleary died Thursday at 104, Harper Collins Publishers said Friday.
