When Will The Pandemic End? Dr. Michael Osterholm Weighs In
It's the question we are all asking: When will things get back to normal?
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It's the question we are all asking: When will things get back to normal?
Minnesota Sen. Tina Smith says natural gas spot prices spiked as high as 100 times typical levels, forcing utilities and other natural gas users to incur exorbitant costs, many of which were passed on to customers.
Police in western Wisconsin are looking for a suspect who fired into an occupied vehicle in an apparent case of road rage.
Growing up in Minneapolis, Isabella Tunney followed the progress of her older brother with admiration and occasional envy as he worked toward earning the Boy Scouts' prestigious rank of Eagle Scout.
Minnesota health officials on Saturday reported 884 additional COVID-19 cases and 11 deaths, as the total number of vaccines administered topped 1,059,000.
Jonathan Edmonson had plans to put a 16-kilowatt solar array on the roof of his suburban Minneapolis home, covering its dark blue roof with sleek black panels.
Due to higher levels of pollution caused by the stagnant air, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has issued an air quality alert effective through Sunday at noon.
The suspects in the sting chatted with undercover agents and investigators on several websites advertising sex, and were arrested after agreeing to meet at arranged meeting places.
The iconic 100-year-old home of "Buffalo Bill" from the movie "The Silence Of The Lambs" went up for sale recently, but wasn't on the market for long. Now it will be open to anyone who thinks they can stomach an evening there.
Last weekend, it was so cold Top Golf had to close down both Saturday and Sunday. But just one week later and 30 degrees warmer, it's a whole new story.
According to the Kandiyohi County Sheriff's Office, Michael Shawn McGuire pleaded guilty Friday in federal court in Cedar Rapids.
Alphones Latrese Herron Jr., 34, faces three first-degree counts of aggravated controlled substance crime.
It was not immediately clear how many protesters were in the area, or how many people were evacuated.
The state allocates school funding based on enrollment, and districts stand to lose about $10,164 for every student they failed to keep.
The task force would be similar to a panel created by the Legislature two years ago to address the disproportionately high numbers of murdered and missing Indigenous women.
