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The Minnesota Court of Appeals on Tuesday heard arguments over Enbridge Energy's Line 3 replacement project in northern Minnesota, which opponents are calling unnecessary due to an eventual decline in the demand for oil.
Cinnamon Toast Crunch, owned by Minnesota-based General Mills, is responding after a viral post that claimed shrimp tails were found in a box of their cereal.
The Minnesota Bureau Of Criminal Apprehension has issued an alert asking for the public's help in locating a 17-year-old boy from Lindstrom.
After the 2020 Twin Cities Marathon went virtual due to COVID-19, organizers said Tuesday the 2021 race will "take place as a reduced-size, COVID-safe event."
The competency evaluation could take 60 days. Ulrich is scheduled to be back in court on May 20.
Twelve jurors and two alternates will actually hear the evidence, but a 15th person was chosen Tuesday in case one of the other panelists is unable to serve.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota and the nonprofit Gender Justice have announced a $300,000 settlement in a lawsuit filed against Anoka-Hennepin School District based on its alleged mistreatment of a transgender student.
Jury selection is complete in the Derek Chauvin trial. The court seated the 15th juror on Tuesday morning. Court is in recess until Monday, when opening statements are scheduled to begin.
The Minnesota Department of Health reported on Tuesday seven additional COVID-19 deaths and 870 new virus cases. Meanwhile, about 25% of the state's population has received at least one vaccine dose.
Cannon Falls police say a railcar filled with molasses exploded Tuesday morning, causing extensive damage to a rail facility building and ejecting molasses in the surrounding area.
The Department of Justice has filed suit against a North Texas dermatopathologist and his clinic, claiming they submitted more than $4 million in fraudulent claims.
Loyola is back in the Sweet 16 again.
The group Communities Combatting Hate says reforming Minnesota's "loopholes" in hate crime law is urgent and they're calling on the legislature to take action.
It didn't take long for U.S. Bank Stadium's newness to wear off and the structure to wear down -- despite past lessons and past promises.
As we head back to work and school, our left-behind pets wonder why they're suddenly so alone. And that can lead to anxious, even destructive behavior.
