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A Washington state senator is being criticized after saying nurses should be exempt from uninterrupted meal breaks and mandatory overtime protection because they "probably play cards for a considerable amount of the day."
Eight years ago, Bryant Bohlig was diagnosed with congestive heart failure. On Saturday, he completed a half marathon at CentraCare's Earth Day Run in St. Cloud.
What many consider America's first mass school shooting took place in the community of Littleton, Colorado, 20 years ago today. Two Columbine High School seniors killed 12 fellow students and a teacher.
A Minnesota Department of Natural Resources conservation officer has died after an incident on Cross Lake in Pine City Friday evening.
It was hard to stay inside on a day like Saturday, and lots of people didn't! Our Top 10 Weather Day falling this close to Earth Day makes for the perfect match.
Saturday's #Top10WXDay has been made sweeter by the announcement that Lake Minnetonka boating season has arrived!
People around the world have pledged more than $1 billion to rebuild Notre Dame. But according to a spokesman for the cathedral, that still might not be enough to cover it.
An heiress pleaded guilty on Friday in a sensational case accusing a cult-like upstate New York group of creating a secret harem of sex slaves for the group's self-anointed spiritual leader.
A North Dakota man is recovering after being shot early Saturday morning in Maplewood, according to police.
A man was killed by a light rail train early Saturday morning in Minneapolis on the University of Minnesota campus.
U.S. officials have released new guidance around marijuana for immigrants hoping to earn U.S. citizenship.
John Kless, 49, of Tamarac, Florida, appeared before a judge Friday on charges of making threatening communications, prosecutors said.
Elizabeth Warren became the first Democratic presidential candidate to call for Congress to begin impeachment proceedings against President Trump Friday afternoon, citing the "severity" of "misconduct" detailed in the report by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
Since March 1, 37 cars have been lifted from neighborhoods in northeast Minneapolis. Over the past few weeks, older Hondas have been the car of choice for criminals.
Touch can be critical for a hospitals' tiniest patients, but struggling newborns don't always have family there to hold them. That's where a special volunteer known as "Father Goose" steps in.
