Farmers' Almanac Predicts 'Frigid & Snowy' Winter In Minnesota
You probably can't go wrong predicting cold and snow for winter in Minnesota, so Farmers' Almanac isn't exactly putting it out on the line.
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You probably can't go wrong predicting cold and snow for winter in Minnesota, so Farmers' Almanac isn't exactly putting it out on the line.
A man has been charged in Winona County with second-degree murder and arson relating to the March 2019 death of a Winona man.
A man's pickup truck was stolen while he was busy stealing items from a business across the street, police in Kennewick, Washington said.
From the day she entered the 2020 presidential race with a speech delivered in a snowstorm, such affection — the key to her success in Minnesota — has been the core of Klobuchar's claim on the Democratic Party nomination.
An Alabama teen allegedly killed his single father and critically injured his brother after he was asked to clean his room, according to the parents of the dead father.
Caribou Coffee is going back to its northwoods roots.
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A woman driving a grocery store scooter the wrong way on a busy Kentucky freeway was pulled over by police officers Monday afternoon.
Minnesota wildlife officials are taking steps to curb a fatal brain disease among the state's wild deer.
The Benton County Sheriff's Office is looking for the driver of a car that struck and hurt two people in Mayhew Lake Township.
A controversial mountain biking trail proposed to run through Lone Lake Park in Minnetonka was approved by the Minnetonka City Council early Tuesday morning.
Pharmacy students in Ohio say they may have discovered a drug to target the one of the most aggressive forms of cancer.
Conservative activist Laura Loomer is suing Rep. Rashida Tlaib over an incident that happened at a campaign event last year in Minneapolis, seeking $2 million in damages for alleged assault and battery.
The Minnesota Department of Human Services says it must repay the federal government an estimated $48 million that it paid to ineligible chemical dependency treatment providers.
