Missing Woman Found Friday Afternoon
A woman who was last seen near 9800 France Avenue in Bloomington has been reported missing, and police are turning to the public for information on her whereabouts.
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A woman who was last seen near 9800 France Avenue in Bloomington has been reported missing, and police are turning to the public for information on her whereabouts.
The DNR says deer populations are continuing to rebound across the state, but they want hunters to keep three things in mind.
For Minnesotans looking to cast a ballot in the midterm elections over the weekend, early in-person voting is available.
A fourth likely 2020 Democratic presidential candidate is in Wisconsin to boost early voting efforts ahead of Tuesday's election.
Oscar Mayer thinks so. The company is weighing in on the social media debate, even launching a hotline challenging Twitter users to convince them otherwise.
Snow in Florida? It could be coming soon.
The editorial board of Minnesota's largest newspaper has announced that it's not endorsing either Democrat Keith Ellison or Republican Doug Wardlow in the race for attorney general.
The 2019 Final Four will mark yet another big-time event for Twin Cities tourism. With the increase in car and foot traffic comes an inevitable increase in Uber and Lyft requests, a side job many Minnesotans took advantage of during the 2018 Super Bowl.
First off, wait for Black Friday or Cyber Monday to buy TVs, electronics, large appliances and apparel.
Catherine Greig helped James "Whitey" Bulger evade authorities for 16 years while he was on the FBI's most wanted list.
An unidentified cheerleader for the San Francisco 49ers was photographed kneeling during the national anthem at Thursday evening's "Battle of the Bay" between the Oakland Raiders and the Niners at Levi's Stadium.
Two people were taken to the hospital after a crash Friday morning in Minneapolis.
Authorities in West St. Paul say that a man is in custody following a situation Friday morning where a residential road was closed, with a SWAT team on the scene.
A high school mascot comes in many forms. This week, we've found your choice for the best in the state.
With Election Day less than a week away, two women vying to be Minnesota's next United States Senator took each other on in a debate Thursday night. Incumbent Democratic Senator Tina Smith is competing against Republican State Senator Karin Housley. Gov. Mark Dayton appointed Smith in December after Al Franken resigned.
