Sheriff: 2 Injured After Crash Involving FedEx Vehicle
Authorities in Kandiyohi County say two people were injured Wednesday evening in a crash involving a FedEx vehicle.
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Authorities in Kandiyohi County say two people were injured Wednesday evening in a crash involving a FedEx vehicle.
After seeing levels of community spread rise, Minnesota health officials are pushing to bring free COVID-19 testing to more communities over the next four weeks.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and wife Sarah Clarke welcomed their newborn daughter Wednesday evening.
Authorities are investigating after a Metro Mobility bus crashed into Hennepin Healthcare Thursday morning.
U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis is one of the top NFL stadiums in the country, according to a new ranking from ESPN.
The Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) says Minnesota gained 40,500 jobs in August. About a quarter of those jobs were in government due to hiring for the U.S. Census. Other job gains were in leisure and hospitality, food service, education, manufacturing, and health services.
Authorities in Blue Earth County are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspicious man.
State health officials are reporting 931 additional COVID-19 cases and nine deaths Thursday.
Forty-two players and staff with the Wisconsin football team have tested positive for COVID-19 as the Big Ten makes plans to get the season started.
The American Red Cross is urgently looking for more volunteers as it continues to assist thousands of people whose lives were uprooted by massive disasters.
Vice President Mike Pence returns to the upper Midwest next week following visits this week by President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden, the Trump campaign announced Thursday.
Minneapolis police say a man wanted in a fatal shooting of a teenager was arrested Thursday morning following a car chase through the west metro.
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter's guaranteed income pilot program to give struggling families in the city $500 a month is moving forward.
Attorney General Keith Ellison has helped shut down a fundraising operation that allegedly scammed customers out of millions of dollars.
What was meant to be a protest turned into a party after a plan fell through to rebuild the Minneapolis Police 3rd precinct.