'What Are You Running From?': Woman, Dog Flee To Safety After Giant Alligator Disrupts Bike Ride
At first, Tanya Miller thought it was a giant rock. Then it moved.
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At first, Tanya Miller thought it was a giant rock. Then it moved.
If convicted, he could spend up to 40 years in prison.
Minnesota saw its biggest single-day jump in COVID-19 cases Thursday as officials reported 492 additional lab-confirmed cases, bringing the state's total to 5,136.
"We have been made aware of posts circulating throughout social media that are disseminating rumors & false information," the Minnesota State Fair's Twitter account posted.
A Twin Cities wrestling coach is accused of inappropriately touching girls, with two victims telling investigators he touched their genitals over their clothing.
Sheriff's officials say the deaths of two people whose bodies were found at a home in Anoka County appear to be a murder-suicide.
The organization behind Give to the Max Day is urging Minnesotans to give to local nonprofits and schools next week as many are struggling to fundraise amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
No one was hurt following an overnight house fire in Andover.
U.S. Sens. Smith and Warren led 29 of their colleagues in calling on Senate leaders to include their plan for a $50 billion childcare bailout in the next coronavirus relief package.
New data shows first time prescriptions for hydroxy-chloroquine unexpectedly jumped on March 19. The same day President Trump began calling it a possible "miracle drug" against COVID-19, describing "very, very encouraging results."
Larger stores like Best Buy and HOM Furniture are already getting ready to reopen for scheduled appointments -- but smaller businesses are wondering when their turn will come.
Mosquito control is considered an essential health service, and crews are out surveying areas to treat while adjusting to the new normal.
Check out all of the COVID-19 headlines for Wednesday.
With so many of us spending extra time at home, spring cleaning seems to be on overdrive.
Gov. Tim Walz and members of Congress gathered at the JBS plant in Worthington Wednesday to discuss the crisis that's forced one of the nation's largest pork producing plants to shut down.
