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Minnesota regulators have urged the state Supreme Court to deny challenges by opponents of Enbridge Energy's proposed Line 3 oil pipeline replacement who say the project's environmental review was flawed.
A Moorhead police officer will not face disciplinary action after being accused of injuring a handcuffed woman in a hospital last year.
The Washington County sheriff's deputy indicted for manslaughter in the shooting death of a 23-year-old Lake Elmo man last year is due in court.
A chain reaction crash north of the metro Tuesday afternoon left a motorcyclist dead.
A bicyclist died Tuesday night in north Minneapolis after running a stop sign and being hit by a car.
Officers in West St. Paul are now mandated to meet with a therapist. They're getting help with not only their police needs, but also their personal ones.
An investigation is underway in Douglas County after authorities recovered a man's body Tuesday evening from Lake Burgen in Alexandria.
A stormy summer is to blame. From Friday night to Saturday afternoon, heavy rain spiked water levels by approximately 7 inches. The city is right in the middle of Tetonka and Sakatah lakes, so residents are used to some flooding, but not like this.
It's something the DNR calls fish kill. It typically happens when it's hot and after a lot of rain, where nutrient runoff enters a lake. It can also occur during spawning and from bacteria.
Our state has the country's largest Somali-American population – 69,000 people. That's about 40% of everyone reporting Somali ancestry in the United States and more than four times the Somali-American population of the next largest state, Ohio.
Through various donations, the charitable organization buys the materials but depends on volunteers to do the work.
The state's new opioid law went into effect at the beginning of the month, and parts of it have forced veterinarians to clear up confusion.
The Trump administration is proposing new rules that could kick thousands of Minnesotans off SNAP food assistance benefits.
In one week, we'll need to put down our phones before getting behind the wheel. But not everyone's cars and SUVs are equipped to be hands-free.
A five-part platform seeks $475 million in annual funding for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, which deals with chronic problems such as toxic pollution and wetlands loss.
