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Many people across the country will be taking a break from technology.
A 34-year-old Carlos, Minnesota man is in the hospital after an ice chunk flew off a semi-truck and struck his truck's windshield Thursday afternoon.
After troubles with presale tickets, Twin Cities Summer Jam has delayed ticket sales until next week.
While March marks the start of meteorological spring, more snow is coming Friday to much of southern Minnesota, and some communities could see up to 5 inches of snow accumulate.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee entered the crowded race for the Democratic presidential nomination on Friday, hopeful that his focus on sweeping efforts to mitigate climate change will resonate with voters and draw sharp contrasts with the environmental policies of President Trump.
An attorney for the two brothers who said "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett paid them to fake a hate crime says they "regret" their involvement. "They understand how it has impacted people across the nation, particularly minority communities and especially those who have been victims of hate crimes themselves," Gloria Schmidt said in a statement.
Firefighters knocked down flames early Friday morning at a home in Robbinsdale.
We learned Thursday what caused some customers to lose heat to their homes when the polar vortex pumped historic cold into Minnesota a few weeks ago.
Aldrich, Minnesota holds one of the best kept secrets in the area: Ted & Gen's BBQ Steakhouse!
On Thursday afternoon, Gwen Walz was serving her great grandmother's gingersnap cookies in the solarium at the governor's residence. It was just a few hours before she and her husband would host thirty legislators and their partners in that room for evening reception.
Edina is testing out the Joma blade on their snow plows. It's segmented, unlike the traditional solid plate, and promises a cleaner and more effective cut through ice and snow.
Good riddance to February -- the fourth-snowiest month on record in Minnesota. Hello to meteorological spring, which begins Friday! Can someone let Mother Nature know?
For the first time, families with loved ones that were shot and killed by police teamed up with Twin Cities prosecutors to create a guide for law enforcement.
As of midnight tonight, we can all share a badge of honor.
The Minnesota House Public Safety Committee voted in favor of a "Red Flag" bill, which would allow police to seize guns from anyone a judge ruled was a danger to themselves or others.
