7th Snow Emergency In St. Paul Comes At A Price
St. Paul's snow emergency declaration is its seventh of the year -- three more than what the city usually budgets for.
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St. Paul's snow emergency declaration is its seventh of the year -- three more than what the city usually budgets for.
A whole cross-section of America is now facing the very real risk of having no local hospital to turn to.
Minnesota saw young voters between ages 18 and 29 nearly double their election participation last fall, but there's still room for the bloc of voters to grow.
The cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis have declared snow emergencies following Saturday's snow storm.
Kenyans, Canadians, Chinese, Americans, Ethiopians, Italians, French, British, Egyptians, Indians, Slovakians and others were among the dead, said the airline's CEO, Tewolde Gebremariam.
You can't have the Minnesota State Boys High School Hockey Tournament without hockey hair.
Just last month four activists targeted an Enbridge oil pipeline in northern Minnesota. Several states are considering increasing fines and prison terms for such incidents and holding associated organizations legally accountable as well.
Saturday started out with a hefty dose of rain and sleet in northwest parts of the state. As the day wore on, the precipitation turned from liquid to solid and the flakes began to fly.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation has issued a no travel advisory for some state and federal highways in parts of west central Minnesota due to winter weather.
Some Minnesota cities have declared snow emergencies because of Saturday's winter snowstorm.
A round of heavy, wet snow is moving across Minnesota Saturday evening.
Detroit artist Richard Phillips was incarcerated before becoming celebrated. In 1971, he was arrested for murder, a murder we now know he didn't commit. To pass the time and temper the injustice, he painted.
The Minnesota State Patrol is reminding motorists to clear their cars of snow before driving to avoid causing a crash.
A man who was struck by a vehicle while crossing a street in Maplewood has died.
A former employee at a St. Paul television station was found not guilty of making threats of violence against colleagues after he was fired.
