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There are more than 40 high-rise buildings in Minnesota without sprinkler systems. The Minnesota State Fire Marshall hopes a bill at the legislature will change that.
A Twin Cities mother told investigators that she pushed her 11-year-old son off the balcony of her fourth-floor apartment Monday because she was in a fit of rage and lashed out at her disabled child.
A fire that burned for days at a Minnesota recycling facility last month was accidental and may have been sparked by a discarded battery, fire investigators said Wednesday.
The Eagan Police Department are asking for the public's help in finding a man and woman suspected of breaking into a jewelry case and stealing a number of items in a Walmart.
The St. Paul Animal Humane Society says they will look at their visitor policy, but say they have up to 2,000 dogs walked a year without a problem.
Another American institution is temporarily going by the wayside over concerns about the coronavirus: the food buffets in Las Vegas.
Treu, 23, was found guilty late last year of four counts of criminal vehicular homicide and one count of hit-and-run.
Minnesota House leaders have announced a series of emergency legislation to combat coronavirus (COVID-19) Wednesday.
A big brother who took his little sister to a dad-daughter dance after her father failed to show is getting kudos from across the country.
The Minnesota State Patrol says multiple lanes and ramps are blocked at Highway 52 and Interstate 94 in St. Paul due to a semi crash Wednesday afternoon.
Check out the first round of performers for the 55th annual ACM Awards on CBS have been announced.
The Centers for Disease Control on Prevention is sending millions of dollars to states across the country, including Minnesota, for the coronavirus (COVID-19) response.
A mother of triplets says she was run over by a car as she tried to stop a man stealing $1,500 of her children's girl scout cookie money.
Walmart, the nation's largest private employer, has created an emergency leave policy amid the coronavirus outbreak after one of its associates tested positive for the virus.
The COVID-19 outbreak is forcing major universities to consider altering the way they teach classes.
