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YouTube has come under fire for allowing disturbing content. Disney, Epic Games and Nestle pulled ad spending from YouTube this week after blogger Matt Watson showed how comments on the platform were being used to share child exploitation videos.
A woman in Louisiana charged with animal cruelty said she shot her pet llama three times in self-defense.
Three men have been charged in a Red Lake heroin trafficking conspiracy that resulted in the fatal shootings of two people, U.S. Attorney Erica H. MacDonald announced Thursday.
A disabled Walmart employee in Pennsylvania fears he'll soon be out of work after he was told his job description was changing to include tasks he is unable to do.
Announced Thursday, organizers say Aerosmith, Tim McGraw, Pitbull and Rascal Flatts will be performing at the 1st annual music festival.
Researchers say a large survey, involving more than 10,000 Minnesota college students, links marijuana use with lower grades.
A task force is recommending that the names of former administrators who promoted racist and anti-Semitic policies be removed from four University of Minnesota buildings.
A Minnesota lawmaker wants tougher penalties for falsely reporting hate crimes in his state after an actor in Chicago was accused of doing so.
The issue has prompted Pope Francis to call church leaders from all over the world to the Vatican for a summit that started Thursday.
The beloved dandelion-shaped fountain Minneapolis' Loring Park is much need of repair, and neighborhood groups are stepping up, hoping to raise more than $1 million for the project.
Some Americans are getting an unwelcome surprise this tax season, with refunds down about 9 percent so far this year.
The host of Face The Nation discusses what it's like to interview President Trump and what to expect in the 2020 election cycle.
Authorities in the south metro are asking the public's help in finding a classic car that was stolen earlier this month.
A high school student in California claims her school district violated her First Amendment constitutional rights by refusing to allow her wear a "Make America Great Again" hat on campus.
When Paige Alexander was planning her new Minneapolis restaurant Zettas, she knew the look would matter.
