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Norie, the latest in more than 200 so-called courthouse dogs around the country being used to help take some of the stress out of the place, is believed to be the first courthouse dog in the state.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says there are 280 people -- on average -- that go to the emergency room every day with firework-related injuries in the weeks surrounding the Fourth of July.
The Fourth of July is a busy time at Minnesota lakes and resorts, but research done by Explore Minnesota shows the number of resorts in the state has dropped significantly over the past 30 years.
Authorities say thieves are forcing their way into garages, taking whatever they can find. Eight garages have been hit in the last five days. Now, neighbors and police are working together to find those responsible.
The Trump administration is dropping its effort to include a question asking about citizenship status on the 2020 census, bringing an end to a contentious legal battle that reached the highest court in the land.
Authorities say the 36-year-old driver of a car that struck and killed a man operating a utility vehicle last week in Becker County is in custody.
We've likely all struggled with stress and anxiety in life. Sometimes, it can take time to bounce back from tough times, especially as we age, but a class in the Twin Cities is teaching people to retrain their brains to be able to find resilience.
Throughout the week, players in the 3M Open and their fans can give back in a way that matters.
Police in a small Minnesota town say this year feels like Groundhog's Day.
Coleman said that he is scheduled to undergo a "video-assisted thoracoscopic left lower lobectomy" that he says will ultimately "deprive me of about 15-20% of my lung capacity."
A black hospital patient in Illinois says he was racially profiled by white police officers when he was arrested last month while taking a walk wearing a gown with an IV drip.
A Burnsville man was sentenced to 27 years in prison Tuesday for violently kidnapping a woman he met in Minneapolis.
After declaring July 2019 "Hire a Veteran Month", Gov. Tim Walz is encouraging all Minnesota employers to hire military service members.
Patrick Beeman, 35, pleaded no contest to five counts of misdemeanor criminal damage to property.
Nearly two dozen well-armed officers sealed off several blocks and surrounded a Minnetonka home on Saturday in response to a call about a man who killed his wife with an AR-15 rifle and was threatening to kill police. Inside the home, a couple in their 60s were sleeping safely.
