A Look Ahead: What's Next For Washington In 2019?
If you think this year has felt like a political rollercoaster ride, you might want to fasten your seat belts even tighter for next year.
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If you think this year has felt like a political rollercoaster ride, you might want to fasten your seat belts even tighter for next year.
There's been a lot of talk at the Capitol about a $1.5 billion budget surplus, but lawmakers are already worrying about how to plug a $700 million hole. That's because a tax on health care providers that helps fund Medicaid and the state's separate MinnesotaCare program is slated to go away at the end of the year.
A community in Missouri is on edge and searching for answers after four members of the same family were murdered. Violence erupted inside a suburban home and then spilled into the streets overnight.
A 78-year-old woman died Friday after the vehicle she was driving collided with a semi on Highway 56 at Mower County Road 3 in Windom Township.
A fixture on the north side of Mall of America, the Bloomington Sears store had managed to survive several rounds of closures until now.
Police are asking for assistance in locating a 24-year-old Stillwater man who has been missing since Dec. 20.
While it's not always a good idea to Google your symptoms to diagnose an illness or source of pain, the internet can be a useful tool for learning about health. This year, people turned to "Dr. Google" to answer their questions on health questions ranging from the keto diet to ALS to endometriosis and much more.
It was known as the Wall of Forgotten Natives, a sprawling homeless encampment that sprouted along a Minneapolis freeway sound barrier over the summer. University of Minnesota medical and law student Kristina Tester grew up nearby and began helping at the camp as part of an elective rotation for her degree. She continued on as a volunteer for months after her assignment ended.
The young Minnesota musician who was fatally stabbed while studying abroad was remembered at her funeral on Saturday.
Minneapolis police say representatives of a former officer who fatally shot an Australian woman last year didn't show up to inspect a department Ford Explorer squad car after a judge granted the defense access for four hours Friday evening.
This was the year of the NPR raccoon, the CPR squirrel and the mummified monkey -- but animals weren't the only ones getting weird in 2018. Take a look back at this year's most offbeat headlines.
St. Paul police are warning residents to be careful what they throw in recycle bins.
One person was stabbed after a verbal argument turned physical on the Green Line Friday.
Little Falls Mayor Greg Zylka felt relieved when he learned that his central Minnesota city would get millions of dollars to help pay for a new sewage treatment plant.
