Democrats, Trump Trade Blame As Shutdown Enters 2nd Week
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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.
Pink Pistols, an LGBT gun rights group with chapters in dozens of cities across the nation, has been around in Minnesota for nearly two decades.
Early Friday morning, crews at MSP Airport used their "Surface Friction Tester" vehicles to determine how slick the runways were after Thursday's wet weather.
Authorities say the suspect in a fatal shooting in Hibbing has been arrested in St. Paul.
The Department of Agriculture warns evergreen decorations may have an unfriendly invasive insect living on them.
"He saw pets and people at their worst, and he still continued every day to work to save animals."
After a mix of rain and snow covered the Twin Cities in recent days, public works employees warn residents why they should worry about more than just the roads.
Attorney General-elect Keith Ellison announced Friday that John Keller will serve as the second-ranking attorney in the office. Keller has worked at the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota since 1998.
Mohamed Noor's lawyers asked for access to the SUV on Friday because the moon will be in the same phase as it was on the night in July 2017.
The USDA last week assured farmers that direct payments would keep going out during the first week of the shutdown.
Tony Evers has scheduled a noon news conference in Madison to announce his latest round of appointments.
Sears has been one of the four anchors at the Mall of America since it opened in August 1992.
We look back at 2018's most heartwarming stories, from loved ones reunited to regular people overcoming great odds.
The Office of Personnel Management on Thursday provided sample letters that furloughed workers can send to their landlords in case they can't make their rent payments.
