'Public Health Nuisance': Water Gremlin In Court Over Lead Concerns
New pollution problems for a manufacturing plant surfaced the same day the company restarted operations and headed back to court.
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New pollution problems for a manufacturing plant surfaced the same day the company restarted operations and headed back to court.
According to the advocacy group, Tariffs Hurt the Heartland, Minnesota businesses have paid an extra $704 million in import taxes on products subject to the Trump Administration tariffs. That includes $72 million just in September.
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar says Tuesday's election results across the country give her confidence as she officially signs up for New Hampshire's 2020 presidential primary.
Authorities in Dunn County are asking for the public's help in identifying the owners of a severely malnourished dog.
More than 11,000 researchers from around the world issued a grim warning on Tuesday that the Earth is facing a "climate emergency" that could lead to "untold suffering" if we continue our current climate change trajectory.
Authorities in Carver County say a man was shot in the face while duck hunting over the weekend.
Because the robbers ended up taking a GPS tracker with their haul, authorities were able to find them and take them into custody, in a van that had been reported stolen from a hotel parking lot in Bloomington earlier.
A 3-year-old girl is alive thanks to the quick actions of a deputy following a serious crash Monday afternoon.
A Rogers police officer died unexpectedly Wednesday morning while off-duty, according to police.
Four in five graduates with student loans think of their debt as a life sentence, according to new research, so it's not hard to imagine how far people would go to to get rid of their debt, including going to jail.
Earlier this year, Nice Ride rolled out dozens of pedal-assist ebikes in Minneapolis as part of a pilot program. Now, the city's bike share program wants to add many more ebikes to its fleet.
The White Bear Lake school district passed the largest school referendum in Minnesota history, at $326 million, to handle an expected surge in enrollment.
A 39-year-old Minneapolis woman amended her plea to guilty in the fatal stabbing in downtown Minneapolis in May.
Again this year, the St. Paul Police Department and students from St. Paul Public schools have been collecting food items for people in need.
The Minnesota State Patrol says there were nearly 300 crashes and spin-outs Wednesday morning as the first accumulating snow of the season fell on southern Minnesota.
