Presidents Day: What's Open? What's Closed?
Monday is Presidents Days, and here's a quick breakdown on what's open and what's closed.
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Monday is Presidents Days, and here's a quick breakdown on what's open and what's closed.
New Mexico, Oregon, Minnesota, New Jersey, Hawaii and Connecticut are among several states that are joining California in a lawsuit against the Trump administration for the president's national emergency declaration.
About 100 Southwest Airline flights have been canceled for maintenance reasons since Friday, as the airline struggles to keep up with an unusually high number of aircraft taken out of service for maintenance issues.
A proposal going before the St. Paul City Council would reportedly require restaurants and convenience stores to replace their plastic to-go containers with compostable alternatives by January of 2021.
President Trump claims former Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe and current Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein were planning an "illegal act," after McCabe alleged in a "60 Minutes" interview that Rosenstein mentioned the 25th Amendment process for removing a sitting president. McCabe also said that Rosenstein was serious when he suggested wearing a wire during conversations with the president.
Don't think it's snowed enough in the Twin Cities this February? Well, more snow is on the way this week.
The Scott County Attorney's Office has ruled a Shakopee police officer's use of deadly force was justified when he fatally shot a man who pointed a gun at him.
The Minnesota State Patrol says two people were killed Sunday in a crash on Highway 169 north of Elk River.
Mourners packed Bethany Lutheran Church hours after the Sunday morning service, filling the sanctuary for a reason none could have anticipated and all still struggle to believe.
There's a place in Minneapolis where you'll find a little bit of everything – and it all comes with a story.
Gov. Tim Walz is scheduled to unveil his budget on Tuesday, and is expected to call for an increase in the gas tax.
More than 1,500 people braved snow and freezing drizzle to attend a prayer vigil for five slain co-workers Sunday, two days after they were fatally shot at a suburban Chicago manufacturing plant by a longtime employee who was fired moments earlier.
Senior managers at Facebook knew about a data breach associated with campaign consulting firm Cambridge Analytica before it was first reported in the media in 2015, according to a U.K. Parliament report that concludes the company "deliberately misled" a wide-ranging investigation into disinformation, "fake news" and election interference.
A lot of people are sick of all of this snow, but at the Ritter Farm Dog Park, the dogs were loving it. The people didn't seem to mind the snow falling from the sky either.
