David Ortiz Undergoes More Surgery After Shooting
Ortiz was flown to Boston on Monday in an air ambulance provided by the Red Sox after doctors removed his gallbladder and part of his intestine.
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Ortiz was flown to Boston on Monday in an air ambulance provided by the Red Sox after doctors removed his gallbladder and part of his intestine.
A hotel in Michigan is offering free lodging and transportation for women who are seeking to have an abortion but live in states that have restricted access to the procedure.
Safety officials in Minnesota say fire deaths in the state last year were the second-lowest on record.
According to sentencing documents, Brent Holck must repay more than $361,000 to the university.
First responders were sent to the Glidden Aquatic Center in Glidden on Saturday evening.
A Wisconsin father accused of killing his son from Minnesota has taken the witness stand and denied fatally shooting the teenager.
A 42-year-old woman died Monday afternoon after her car collided head-on with a semi truck in central Minnesota.
In the survey, 57 percent said a decent drive away -- about 15 to 45 minutes, that is -- is the sweet spot.
A Connecticut family grieving the loss of their pet dog is receiving comfort from a most unexpected source.
Officials in the south metro say a semi-truck driver was hospitalized Tuesday morning after his truck turned over on a highway exit ramp.
Several home and car break-ins have been reported in nearly a dozen towns including Big Lake, Monticello, Plymouth and as far south as Eagan. In a Facebook post, the Wright County Sheriff's Office says there have been about 20 calls since June 3 regarding the crimes.
Gov. Walz has signed into law a bill banning some flame-retardant chemicals common in household products. WCCO looked into what the changes here could mean for the next generation of firefighters across the country.
Both Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods have stated goals of trying to get people to eat more plants than animal meat, but when it comes to nutritional differences, there's still debate about which is better.
In recent years, more Minnesotans have died from opioid overdoses than from car crashes. The numbers are staggering and the stories all too familiar to the agency on the epidemic's front lines.
