Sheriff: None Hurt After Boat Capsizes On White Iron Lake
Authorities in St. Louis County say no one was hurt after a boat capsized on White Iron Lake Sunday afternoon.
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Authorities in St. Louis County say no one was hurt after a boat capsized on White Iron Lake Sunday afternoon.
Authorities in Apple Valley say a driver is in custody after fleeing police and crashing a car into a townhouse early Sunday morning.
A man was killed and a woman was injured after a crash in Stevens County Friday evening.
The Minnesota Department of Health has announced 737 new COVID-19 cases and three more deaths Sunday.
Authorities in Buffalo County say a 70-year-old woman was killed after she was struck by a train in Alma, Wisconsin Saturday afternoon.
Because of the heat, extra fire crews were called in to help Minnetonka firefighters put out a duplex fire Saturday night.
Minnesota and parts of western Wisconsin were dealt another shot of severe weather Saturday evening.
A former teacher at Anoka Middle School for the Arts is facing seven felony charges for allegedly sexually abusing four students.
Rep. John Lewis, a Civil Rights leader and longtime congressman, passed away in Atlanta late Friday night.
In the heat of the July sun, 16 artists came together Saturday to make a declaration: Black Lives Matter.
COVID-19 restrictions impacted how some people went about keeping cool Saturday when it felt like triple-digit heat in the Twin Cities.
"I will always be grateful to have served in Congress with John Lewis, a Civil Rights leader who never gave up on building a more fair, more equal country," said Gov. Tim Walz. "His heart, his ideas, and his legacy will forever be etched in history."
A man is dead after he was stabbed following what investigators believe was a domestic incident.
Minnesota Department of Health reported 464 additional cases of COVID-19 and five more deaths Saturday.
Severe rain and thunderstorms rolled through Minnesota and western Wisconsin late Friday night and early Saturday morning, leaving at least 10,000 people without power.