Investigators Seek Brian Quinones' Private Facebook Messages Before Shooting Death
Investigators in the fatal shooting of a Minnesota man who livestreamed the pursuit that led up to his death are seeking his private Facebook messages.
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Investigators in the fatal shooting of a Minnesota man who livestreamed the pursuit that led up to his death are seeking his private Facebook messages.
A Texas jury has awarded $600,000 to a former Minnesota sheriff who said he was assaulted at a National Sheriffs' Association conference in 2017.
Minnesota Democratic Reps. Dean Phillips and Angie Craig have been moderates on impeachment, but an accusation that President Donald Trump asked Ukraine to investigate a political rival is changing that.
More than a dozen sidewalks and crosswalks are under construction in a popular Twin Cities neighborhood right now
Simba and Jasper died after being left in a hot car in St. Louis Park last Thursday. It happened while they were with the owner of the Urban Dog.
A Twin Cities hockey player is thanking a stranger in the stands for saving his life.
Over the summer, the city of St. Cloud agreed to tighten licensing requirements to stop sex trafficking. There will be more background checks for therapists, more inspections for businesses and ultimately more fees to pay.
One of the world's most famous skiers made a special stop in Minnesota.
Trevon McMorris of Brooklyn Park pleaded guilty to a May 1 incident in which he fled police and caused the death of a 50-year-old Minneapolis man.
Between 1995 and 2008, Flynn steered some 650,000 Catholics in 218 parishes across the Twin Cities.
The former MTV reality show star was elected to Congress in 2010 representing the 7th Congressional District.
The U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded over $19 million in grants for infrastructure improvements at regional airports, U.S. Sen. Klobuchar and State Sen. Tina Smith announced Monday.
Authorities say two people were injured Sunday evening when their ATV flipped near Cushing Township.
The library's Bookmobile will provide service on 1st Street Southeast until 5 p.m. Customers can borrow items and pick up holds, but no materials are due Monday.
A 35-year-old Burnsville woman has been sentenced for seriously injuring a 9-month-old boy she was caring for last February. The baby suffered severe and permanent brain damage.
