Shoppers, Travelers In Minnesota Rush To Get Ahead Of Expected Blizzard
It wasn't the rain that made people move quickly as they walked into area big box stores; it was what's expected behind the rain that made them move with purpose.
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It wasn't the rain that made people move quickly as they walked into area big box stores; it was what's expected behind the rain that made them move with purpose.
As of 2 p.m. Wednesday, the National Weather Service expanded the state's blizzard warning to include the Twin Cities metro area.
"As the holidays approach, our servicemembers shouldn't have to worry that this bill -- which would improve their healthcare, increase their pay, and ensure they have the resources necessary to protect our national security -- is in jeopardy," she said.
Two kids in Northern California are calling themselves the Cookie Ninjas after they were caught on Ring surveillance camera sneaking onto neighbors' porches to drop off holiday goodies.
A Twin Cities woman is facing felony charges in the death of a 2-month-old boy earlier this month.
Andrea Ellis of East Moline ordered garden flags online as a Christmas gift for her grandmother, but she says at the bottom of the yellow padded envelope she found the swab, which belonged to a woman in Virginia.
An off-the-grid area of northern Minnesota will soon host a new tower to bring cell service to the region, though some locals and visitors want the area to remain remote.
New video released Tuesday from inside a pair of Southern California medical centers shows the stark reality of the latest COVID-19 surge and the impact it's having on hospitals.
At least 21 people were taken to area hospitals after an explosion was reported at the Baltimore Gas & Electric building in downtown Baltimore earlier Wednesday morning.
A man is in custody in connection to a fatal shooting Monday evening in St. Paul's North End neighborhood.
Minnesota nursing home residents began receiving doses of the newly approved Moderna vaccine this week as the state prioritizes the high-risk population in its vaccination rollout plan.
In the last 24 hours, Minnesota counted another 1,513 new cases of COVID-19, keeping in track with the decreasing daily case counts of the last few weeks. However, health officials on Wednesday also reported another 75 fatalities in what's already been the deadliest month since the pandemic began.
Gov. Kristi Noem took to Instagram to share an image of herself blasting a flamethrower, jokingly wondering whether it was "too late to add something to my Christmas list."
It's looking more and more likely that residents in the Twin Cities metro will enjoy a white Christmas this year.
