Wolves' Malik Beasley Pleads Guilty To Threats Of Violence Charge
Minnesota Timberwolves guard Malik Beasley pleaded guilty Monday to using a rifle to threaten a family in his Plymouth neighborhood.
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Minnesota Timberwolves guard Malik Beasley pleaded guilty Monday to using a rifle to threaten a family in his Plymouth neighborhood.
State health officials are defending their decision to restrict indoor dining in Minnesota.
At least 80 people have been killed across Minneapolis in 2020 -- a 70% jump over this time last winter.
Help is finally on the way for families and businesses struggling through the pandemic.
No Minneapolis police officers will face charges for a deadly encounter with an armed man last December.
The city of St. Paul is working to evict about 40 people Monday from a homeless encampment in Kellogg Mall Park, where a propane tank exploded three days ago, damaging seven tents.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison on Monday announced that three more lawsuits have been filed against restaurants operating indoor dining in violation of the current COVID-19 restrictions.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has signed the city's 20th emergency regulation related to the COVID-19 pandemic. This one will cap third-party food service delivery fees.
A 17-year-old boy has been charged in connection to the shooting death of another 17-year-old boy in St. Paul earlier in December.
A couple has emerged from a West Philadelphia church after hiding out in the basement for 843 days.
Next week, CVS Health plans to begin giving Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine to 63,000 residents and workers in Minnesota nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
A paraglider dressed as Santa Claus was rescued after being caught in power lines in Rio Linda, California on Sunday.
M Health Fairview staff is giving back to the community this holiday season with a large donation to a Twin Cities food bank.
After a man with coronavirus symptoms fell ill on a flight to L.A. and later died at the hospital, the individual who performed CPR on him said he too is now experiencing signs of the virus.
The widow of a Dallas native who died of COVID-19 at a hospital is sharing a love letter he wrote to her before he passed in hopes of reminding others that the pandemic rages on.
