Lawsuit Challenging Grape Laws For Minnesota Wineries Moves Forward
Current laws stipulate that wineries here must use a majority of Minnesota-grown grapes to make wine.
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Current laws stipulate that wineries here must use a majority of Minnesota-grown grapes to make wine.
Two juveniles were seriously injured Saturday night when a tube being pulled by a boat crashed into a dock in Maple Grove. Authorities say the boat operator is suspected of being impaired.
More than 400,000 low-income Minnesotans use food stamps, but due to a new rule, many may no longer qualify.
Beyond a backyard ramp, their home wasn't built for accessibility. Inside, 7-year-old Ryan Palattao pulls himself to most places.
The U's athletic department says the two men were hit by stray gunfire after ordering a pizza. They were waiting for their ride home when they were shot near 3rd Street and 2nd Avenue.
A committee of bipartisan legislators agreed Monday to supply emergency insulin to people with diabetes, but the source of funding for the bill is still undecided.
A 33-year-old Shoreview man who authorities say videotaped himself sexually assaulting women while they were passed out has pleaded guilty to stalking and criminal sexual conduct.
A Minnesota man will serve more than three years in prison for faking his own death eight years ago in Eastern Europe to collect a $2 million life insurance policy.
Mark Saturday, Sept. 7 on your calendars for our Day of Service. Over 1,400 people are expected to volunteer on 60 different projects.
Denilson Fidel Funes De Leon was reportedly swimming with other children Saturday evening when it appeared he was pulled into deeper water by the current. Crews found his body Monday afternoon.
A man has been charged with murder in connection to a woman who was found dead in her Sauk Rapids home Saturday with four children present.
For the second time this month, people in Polk County, Wisconsin are cleaning up after severe weather.
An interim manager has been appointed to serve the Minnesota Department of Human Services' Office of Inspector General while Carolyn Ham is on leave.
Minnesota's new so-called "slowpoke law" takes effect Thursday.
On the heels of releasing his debut album, Chance the Rapper announced Monday he's heading out on tour with a stop in St. Paul.
