2 Minnesotans Killed In I-40 Rollover In New Mexico
New Mexico State Police say two Minnesota residents have been killed in a rollover crash.
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New Mexico State Police say two Minnesota residents have been killed in a rollover crash.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is moving forward with a proposal to build islands near the head of Lake Pepin by using sand and sediment removed from the Mississippi River.
Vice President Michael Pence said the immigration offer put forward by President Trump on Saturday is an "effort to compromise" with Democrats in Congress and find a solution for ending the longest shutdown in history.
Two people were injured after a head-on crash in Chisago County Saturday.
A man is dead following a Saturday night shooting in north Minneapolis.
The shooting occurred around 6:30 p.m. at the Louisiana Court Apartments.
Single-digit temperatures didn't deter the thousands of people who marched on the streets of Minnesota's capital city in the third year of the Women's March.
Tom Rukavina, the longtime Minnesota lawmaker and Iron Ranger, was laid to rest Saturday in Virginia.
The deal President Trump laid out included $800 million in immediate humanitarian aid, $805 million for improved drug detection technology at legal ports of entry, hiring 2,750 new border agents and 75 new immigration judge teams to reduce court backlogs -- all of which Democrats support. The deal also includes a new system to allow Central American minors to apply for asylum in their home countries.
The turnout was more than the TSA expected. By noon, 320 people had come to the hiring event to apply for a job with the agency. And because of that, the wait times were long.
New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand is meeting Iowa Democrats on her first foray into the early presidential testing ground, and defending her role in bringing down former Sen. Al Franken.
Winter has officially made its presence in Minnesota after a snowstorm followed by bitter cold temperatures.
Facebook may be handed the biggest fine ever imposed by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission for privacy violations involving the personal information of its 2.2 billion users.
As day 28 of the federal shutdown comes to a close, fears of the continued strain on food shelves and federal food assistance programs grows.
