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Voters in St. Paul will go to the polls in five days. In addition to the referendum on trash, they'll also be voting for City Council. In Ward Four, incumbent Mitra Nelson is being challenged by Chris Holbrook and Tarrence Robertson.
With new rules in place to help combat the deadly disease, a major hauler says it won't take the waste for fear of liability.
A 78-year-old man is hospitalized after his pickup truck crossed a center line and hit several trees in Clifton Township Thursday afternoon. Around 2:10 p.m., Robert Emerson's 2006 GMC Sierra was traveling eastbound on State Highway 29 near 640th Avenue when it crashed.
Jovan Davell Brown, the 42-year-old driver who crashed into Minnesota's Largest Candy Store in August, has been charged with two DWI counts. The criminal complaint states the night of the 1 a.m. crash, Brown admitted to consuming alcohol prior to driving.
Many of us like to go all out for Halloween. One Halloween display in Stillwater is even improving the lives of the homeowners -- and it's a house that's hard to miss.
The state shut down Water Gremlin in White Bear Township this week, saying it put kids in danger of lead exposure.
Organizers for the John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon are asking for donations after someone made off with their supply of straw, which is used at race checkpoints for the sled dogs to sleep on.
Minnesota has reported its first flu death of the season.
Witnesses offering evidence for and against Trump will testify publicly, not behind closed doors, according to Professor David Schultz of Hamline University.
Authorities in southeastern Minnesota responded to a house fire on Dump Hill Road in Rushford early on Thursday morning.
A woman shot out a drive thru window at a KFC restaurant in Kentucky on Monday after she didn't receive a napkin and fork, witnesses said.
M Health Fairview and M Physicians clinics across the state will be accepting the candy.
Democrats in Minnesota are calling out a Republican state representative for dressing up as a fake news reporter on Halloween while hosting a group of sixth graders for a mock debate at the state Capitol.
From statements decrying the "secretive" process to others saying "no elected official is above the law", Minnesota politicians are responding to the approval of the impeachment resolution in the U.S. House.
Perhaps after supplies for a fancier Halloween costume, a pumpkin-masked thief allegedly swiped $400 worth of bed sheets last week from a Twin Cities store.
