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Authorities in western Wisconsin say a 24-year-old man died early Sunday morning after his truck slammed into a tree.
The city of Kenosha, Wisconsin, is preparing for protests when a charging decision comes in the police shooting of Jacob Blake, officials said Sunday. A decision is expected within the next two weeks.
Minnesota health officials on Sunday reported 2,714 new cases of COVID-19 and 53 more deaths.
On Jan. 6, Congress will meet to certify the Electoral College results. Normally, this is just a formality, but at least 11 Republican senators and senators-elect are saying they will object to the results that will make Joe Biden the next president of the United States.
Authorities released new video Saturday of the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office executing a search warrant on Idd's family's home several hours after he died.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, the top Democrat on the panel overseeing the Electoral College count, said the Republican effort to create a federal commission "to supersede state certifications" is wrong.
On New Year's Eve morning, 28 people woke up to 72-hour eviction notices from the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board zip-tied to the fencing around their Minnehaha Park tent encampment.
The fund has distributed $91,000 to four businesses damaged by vandalism in May, as well as given seven grants to community nonprofits ranging from $5,000 to $9,000.
The Minnesota Legislature remains split after the 2020 election. When the session starts, the DFL-led House will meet entirely online because of the pandemic. The Republican-controlled Senate will try a hybrid approach.
Rep. Marion O'Neill, R-Maple Lake, and Sen. Mark Koran, R-North Branch, have asked a Ramsey County Judge to strike down a decision by the Minnesota Management and Budget.
Have your own ice skates? You can now lace up and go skating in a couple areas around the metro.
It's the last weekend for drivers to use the Third Avenue Bridge in Minneapolis for quite some time.
As the new year begins, the Minnesota Department of Health has reported 2,543 cases of COVID-19 and 54 additional deaths.
When the Minnesota Legislature convenes for its 2021 regular session Tuesday, it won't look like a normal session. The House will meet entirely via Zoom until further notice because of the pandemic. The Senate will try a hybrid approach. And the Capitol will remain surrounded by riot fencing.
