Afro Deli Offers Free Meals To Federal Workers During Shutdown
Afro Deli announced Wednesday it will offer free meals to federal employees for the duration of the partial government shutdown.
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Afro Deli announced Wednesday it will offer free meals to federal employees for the duration of the partial government shutdown.
Researchers believe the properties of cocoa are stickier and more viscose than standard medicine.
Scientists say Minnesota is one of the fastest warming states in the country, as its famously bitter winters grow milder.
A Mississippi man in declining health is telling a story he's kept secret from his own family for 45 years.
Authorities in western Wisconsin say they are investigating reports of hacked Facebook accounts setting up crowdfunding pages for Jake Patterson, the man accused of kidnapping Jayme Closs and killing her parents.
Iconic guitarist Carlos Santana is celebrating two momentous career anniversaries on a North American tour that has a stop in Minnesota this summer.
'GRAMMY Red Carpet Live' will broadcast ahead of the 61st annual GRAMMY Awards on February 10th at 7:00 PM ET/4:00 PM PT, only on CBS.
Authorities are responding to a crash involving a school bus in Cottage Grove Wednesday morning.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is formally asking President Trump to delay his State of the Union address scheduled for Jan. 29, or to submit his thoughts in writing instead.
King was quoted last week by The New York Times as saying: "White nationalist, white supremacist, Western civilization — how did that language become offensive?"
Take Interstate 94 to the cabin in the summer? Or perhaps ride it on the daily commute from the northwest metro? Then prepare for three years of traffic headaches, starting this summer.
Vitamins such as zinc and vitamin C are often seen as cold and flu-fighting supplements that, when taken in high doses, can help prevent or shorten sickness. But research doesn't necessarily prove that to be the case.
A jury has convicted a man in the shooting death of a Twin Cities activist.
An American businessman has been identified as one of at least 14 people killed in the terror attack on an upmarket hotel complex in Nairobi. Jason Spindler, the director of a business development firm who was based in the Kenyan capital, was killed in Tuesday's attack according to officials in Kenya. His family and friends have also spoken about his death.
Two men are facing charges in connection to the fatal shooting of a teenager last week in the north metro.
