Minnesota Weather: Storm Batters Central Border Of Minnesota-Wisconsin
Severe storms rolled through central Minnesota Friday, amid a second-straight day of near-tropical humidity.
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Severe storms rolled through central Minnesota Friday, amid a second-straight day of near-tropical humidity.
Police say a man is dead after a shooting in north Minneapolis early Friday evening.
The Chisago County Fair is closed Friday evening due to damage from severe weather.
Temperatures Friday reached more 90 degrees in the metro, but it felt more like more than 100 degrees. A Heat Advisory is in effect for the second day in a row.
Brandon Lieffring can be heard yelling at officers, "You guys shouldn't have chased me. It's your guys's f****** fault. You shouldn't have been chasing me in the f****** Deer Park, idiots."
Energy counselor Sam Wagner suggests keeping any kind of thermostat at a base temperature of 72-78 degrees. If you have a programmable one, adjust accordingly by raising the temperature.
A top administrator has resigned from the Minnesota Department of Corrections, the latest incidence of turnover in Gov. Tim Walz's administration.
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The Minnesota Department of Public Safety have identified the two officers involved in a shooting Sunday in Woodbury.
Police say 37-year-old Ian Michael Rosch was struck by a vehicle Thursday night at Cedar Avenue and County Road 42.
A 46-year-old man was taken to a Mille Lacs hospital after the jet ski he was on exploded on Holt Lake near Garrison Friday morning.
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Crews battled a large fire at Madison Gas and Electric Friday morning, according to reports from WISC-TV in Madison.
Samuel Wayne Hicks issued a brief apology to the victims family before he was led off to jail.
