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Minnesota education commissioner and longtime teacher Mary Cathryn Ricker is stepping down after two years to return to the classroom, Gov. Tim Walz said Tuesday.
Two business owners believe their stores are suffering from a lack of customers because of the recent violence.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced Tuesday that the state is expanding its vaccine rollout to include more Minnesotans as the goal of vaccinating 70% of seniors was reached weeks ahead of schedule.
Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday announced the state is opening the next phases in the vaccine rollout, almost a month earlier than planned.
The trial of Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer accused of murdering George Floyd, is moving ahead Tuesday with jury selection, even though an appeals court ruling concerning an additional third-degree murder charge could halt proceedings.
It has been a trying year for Minnesota's healthcare community, some who were faced with caring for the state's sickest COVID patients.
In an official statement, Walz praised Zapko for her ability to provide ASL translation on critical information for Minnesotans.
As throngs of college students descend on Florida beaches for Spring Break, the Centers for Disease Control is seriously concerned about COVID-19 and that the annual gatherings could cause another surge around the U.S.
Brit's Pub closed last year after being damaged during riots, looting and a fire.
Gov. Kim Reynolds said election integrity must be protected, claiming the law provides election officials with consistent parameters for Election Day, absentee voting and database maintenance.
Record-setting warm temperatures are forecast in the Twin Cities Tuesday, but winter isn't quite done in the area yet.
Minnesota's highest marks came in infrastructure and opportunity, which both ranked among the top 10 in the country, as well as natural environment, which was ranked 10th.
CBS and the Recording Academy announce the new two-hour special 'A GRAMMY Salute To The Sounds Of Change,' to be broadcast Wednesday, March 17th.
The COVID-19 death toll in Minnesota is now just shy of 6,700 after state health officials reported Tuesday that an audit revealed 138 previously unreported deaths from last year.
The Loyola Ramblers are back in the NCAA tournament, but what about their team chaplain and everyone's favorite fan, Sister Jean?
