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Jory Wiebrand, who is suspected of being a serial rapist targeting women in a Minneapolis neighborhood near the University of Minnesota, is now facing charges in four additional cases.
State officials released guidelines on graduation ceremonies for Minnesota schools on Friday, recommending virtual celebrations and nixing gatherings indoors or in outdoor sports stadiums.
A U.S. Marshals task force says a man has been arrested in Arkansas on a warrant related to a killing in Minnesota.
After learning about the positive case, Target says its team worked "quickly to deep clean and sanitize the store."
On Sunday. a man was found dead in a burning home near Bemidji and another man was found with gunshot wounds.
As coronavirus hotspots erupted at major U.S. meatpacking plants, experts criticized extremely tight working conditions that made the factories natural high risk contagion locations. But some Midwestern politicians have pointed the finger at the workers' living conditions, suggesting crowded homes bear some blame.
Last month, Ventura tweeted that he was "testing the waters" for a presidential bid and if he were going to run for president, the Green party would be his first choice.
A Minneapolis restaurant owner adapted to the pandemic with a different approach: let customers pay what they can, if at all.
Authorities in the north metro say stop sticks had to be deployed early Friday morning to stop a driver who led officers on a high-speed chase on Interstate-35.
A staggering 29 million Americans lost their jobs in April as the spreading coronavius shuttered stores, factories and offices, canceled events, and brought transit around the country to a sudden stop.
While Canada has far fewer COVID cases than the U.S. the feeling in International Falls is that the Canadian government is stricter.
As we stand entering the third month, it appears that Minnesotans are no longer at the head of the class, nationwide.
According to the MN Department of Health, there's no law requiring a case to give the names of their contacts, but most cases give this information.
Eighty-percent of Minnesota's deaths have been reported in nursing homes and long-term care facilities.
Workers at yet another Minnesota plant are sick with COVID-19.
