Minnesotans Donate Blood On 18th Anniversary Of 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
On September 11, 2001, thousands lined up outside donation centers across the country to give blood. Eighteen years later, that tradition continues here in Minnesota.
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On September 11, 2001, thousands lined up outside donation centers across the country to give blood. Eighteen years later, that tradition continues here in Minnesota.
Students and teachers are reflecting on 9/11 Wednesday in Minnesota classrooms.
A small Minnesota city has a lot of drama surrounding access to its City Hall.
Pounding rain and vicious winds pummeled Sioux Falls just after dark Tuesday evening. By around 11:30 p.m., with many in bed for the night, the worst damage was about to hit.
The Cloquet Police Department says two children and one teen reported missing were found safe Wednesday afternoon.
Critics call it assisted suicide, supporters prefer the term medically aid in dying.
Bail has been set for a 27-year-old man charged with the murder of a good Samaritan who was shot and killed while responding to a St. Paul crash.
A man who was killed in a Faxon Township farming accident Tuesday was identified Wednesday as 74-year-old Rodger Slater of Eagan.
An Alabama high school has taken the extraordinary step of removing the stall doors in some of the boys restrooms to keep kids from vaping in the bathrooms.
A growing number of retailers are asking their civilian customers to refrain from openly carrying guns in their stores.
During Wednesday's ceremony remembering the victims killed on 9/11, a man whose mother died in the terrorist attack took time to admonish Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar over a remark she made earlier this year.
The National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado touched down briefly at a cemetery near Winona, causing extensive tree damage.
A 23-year-old Apple Valley man is charged with allegedly attacking a hospital employee while receiving care in Burnsville earlier this year.
The Minnesota Department of Health says there are 25 confirmed cases of vaping that lead to hospitalization and 12 other cases that are under review.
One of several businesses hit hard by severe weather in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, is a sharing a sign of hope discovered in the trail of damage left behind.
