Man Found Dead, Frozen In Garage After Shoveling Snow
A man found frozen in a detached garage in Milwaukee Tuesday had apparently collapsed and died after shoveling snow, authorities said.
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A man found frozen in a detached garage in Milwaukee Tuesday had apparently collapsed and died after shoveling snow, authorities said.
The deep freeze Wednesday is prompting flight delays at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
Temperatures are so low that beer will freeze -- around 32 degrees or slightly lower, depending on alcohol content -- on the trucks before it can be delivered.
As Minnesotans brace themselves for the bone-chilling deep freeze, many are looking to food delivery services to avoid the dangerously cold weather.
Although Senate offices remain open for lawmakers who choose to brave the frigid trek to the Capitol.
The packages have a best if used by date of Nov. 26, 2019 and the case code 3308SDL03. The establishment core P-13556 is inside the USDA inspection mark.
Xcel Energy is advising residents in parts of central Minnesota north of the metro to turn down their thermostats and reduce their natural gas use.
Firefighters in St. Paul endured wind chills around 50 below zero early Wednesday morning as they battled a house fire.
One man is dead and another is in custody following a shooting in St. Paul on one of the coldest nights Minnesota has seen in years.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation pulled snowplows off the roads in 11 southeastern counties because of the extreme cold.
Jessica Kemnitz teaches visual arts at Spectrum High School in Elk River.
How can it be so cold as the planet heats up? Heather Brown explains the difference between weather and climate.
The weather in Minnesota right now literally takes your breath away. For once, MSP Airport may be the last place anyone wanted land.
It is not often that the WCCO Weather Watcher is flashing blue. That means it's not only cold in Minnesota – it's dangerously cold, and it's going to stay that way.
Thousands of Minnesotans are enduring the coldest night in a generation without power. As of 9 p.m. Tuesday, more than 6,500 people are still impacted by the outage in the Twin Cities metro area.
