Bill Gates Talks With WCCO About The Sexism Of Data
Since the Gates Foundation was formed in 2000, it has paid out more than $45 billion dollars in grants.
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Since the Gates Foundation was formed in 2000, it has paid out more than $45 billion dollars in grants.
Since heavy snow (again) started falling Monday night, there've been nearly 400 crashes and spin-outs on Minnesota roads.
Gov. Tim Walz says his administration will continue to appeal regulatory approval of the Enbridge Energy Line 3 pipeline project in northern Minnesota.
New information comes Tuesday on a mother and daughter who were shot to death while spending time together in a Minneapolis apartment.
A criminal complaint describes how Joshua McLay used the money to buy trips and tickets to Big 10 football games in many states.
Lawmakers Tuesday also advanced a bill that would ban e-cigarettes indoors, or wherever tobacco smoking is prohibited.
At a meeting with his Cabinet on Tuesday, President Trump expressed his displeasure with a border funding agreement reached by Republicans and Democrats in Congress to avert another shutdown, but an official familiar with the matter tells CBS News he is "very likely" to sign the deal if it reaches his desk.
Evers wouldn't tell reporters Tuesday how much he expected the group to recommend increasing the tax.
Assembly Republicans failed to muster enough votes to take up a resolution recognizing Black History Month after refusing to mention former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick in the language.
Marked on Feb. 13, Galentine's Day is a celebration to rejoice and appreciate among your best group of girlfriends.
Police are searching for a U.S. Army veteran they say faked his death off the Alabama coast to avoid child rape charges.
The Minnesota State Patrol is reminding motorists to slow down and move over.
U.S. employers posted the most open jobs in December in the nearly two decades that records have been kept.
Anxiety is rising for America's youth, but at a faster rate among girls than boys, according to psychologist and CBS News contributor Lisa Damour.
A kindergarten student in Tennessee said her teacher hit her in the face with a ruler for "tattletaling," according to the girl's mother.
