FDA Issues Warning About Teething Jewelry Following Death Of 18-Month-Old Child
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning about teething jewelry following the death of an 18-month-old child.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning about teething jewelry following the death of an 18-month-old child.
The Dakota County Attorney's Office has determined that a Hastings police officer was legally justified in the shooting death of Keegan Johnson-Lloyd.
A tweet featured social media words and phrases such as "thick," "c h o n k" and "OH LAWD SHE COMIN" which are often used to describe someone who is overweight.
The federal government will partially shut down Friday at midnight if the House and Senate don't pass a spending bill.
Authorities in Wisconsin have released a video showing a gas main explosion over the summer that killed a firefighter and injured 11 others.
The crash happened late Wednesday afternoon along Highway 46 near County Road 39, in Virginia.
CandyStore said that Reese's Cup Minis made the biggest gains since they updated the list, with ten states all calling them the top holiday candy in 2018.
The federal government is headed for a partial shutdown at midnight, after the House adjourned for the night and senators were told to go home. President Trump has demanded funding for his border wall, which Democrats say they won't give him.
Police say a 17-year-old Hutchinson boy who was reported missing has been found safe in northern Minnesota Thursday night.
Hoping to avert a government shutdown, House Republicans on Thursday passed a stopgap spending measure that included $5 billion for a southern border wall.
Someone called Edina Police Thursday to report unattended pigs inside of a parked car at the Southdale shopping center.
The holiday season is a time when even the most non-musical of us may break into song at some point. But which Minnesota church choir is the best? Chris Shaffer takes us to Christ the King Catholic Church in Browerville, where the voices are almost heavenly.
Christmas came early for dozens of teachers in Forest Lake Thursday.
A Twin Cities father is forced to celebrate the holidays in a rehab facility as he fights back against West Nile virus.
"Think about it. It the government totally shut down, the military would get laid off, the prisons would open up, Grandma wouldn't get her Social Security check," said Hamline University Professor David Schultz.
