Andrew Zimmern Apologizes For Comments About Chinese Restaurants
"Bizarre Foods " host Andrew Zimmern is apologizing for his comments about Chinese restaurants after he was criticized as culturally insensitive.
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"Bizarre Foods " host Andrew Zimmern is apologizing for his comments about Chinese restaurants after he was criticized as culturally insensitive.
The State Patrol is reminding people not to Netflix and drive after a woman crashed her vehicle while watching the streaming service on her iPad.
A Crystal police officer's squad vehicle has been struck while responding to a call Tuesday.
The Final Four may be four months away, but preparations are already in high gear.
A Christmas wish for a "perfect dog" has already come true for a UPS driver and his family in upstate New York following an unusual encounter.
A 32-year-old Twin Cities man is facing charges after he allegedly tried to have sex with a woman while she slept. Additionally, investigators say he took video of the woman, and took similar videos of other women, who didn't know they were being recorded.
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system officials are seeking more state funding to make the schools more accessible and affordable, as the state is seeing a surge in skilled trades training.
Police are looking for a man who allegedly posed as an Uber driver, stealing credit and debit cards from the young man he allegedly tricked into getting into his car.
A father's love for his son is warming hearts across New Jersey.
An ailing Axl Rose tried to power through a Guns N' Roses concert in Abu Dhabi Sunday night, but after 20 songs, he was too sick to go on.
A 13-year-old girl driving a stolen minivan was arrested early Sunday after leading police officers in eastern Iowa on a late-night chase with speeds exceeding 100 mph, authorities say.
On Giving Tuesday, a day where giving to charity is encouraged, Minnesota as a state has been recognized as the most charitable in the nation.
A study done by the University of Minnesota shows unhealthy weight control efforts that begin in adolescence often continue, and even intensify, into adulthood.
An E. Coli outbreak that has sickened dozens of people across the country in recent weeks has been linked to romaine lettuce that was grown in California.
When a lot of people are crowded together in the winter, that's when germs are more likely to spread.
