Keith Ellison Says Wardlow 'Flip-Flopped' On Background Checks
DFL Attorney General candidate Keith Ellison said Wednesday his Republican challenger flip-flopped on his support for universal background checks.
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DFL Attorney General candidate Keith Ellison said Wednesday his Republican challenger flip-flopped on his support for universal background checks.
So far in 2018, 32 officers have left the department's ranks.
Officials with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources say that hunters will have more opportunities this year.
"Where do people who encounter these issues come up with this money? Like how does that even work?"
"The closes I remember was one vote," Kurt Daudt said. "If people think their vote won't matter, this is one of those elections where your vote does matter. You do need to get out and vote."
WCCO took you behind the scenes to see just one night of what hundreds are dealing with inside the Minneapolis homeless encampment that's just outside of downtown.
The DEA is warning first responders and parents to be on the lookout for candy laced with marijuana and methamphetamine this Halloween.
America's sweetheart, Grumpy Cat, is making an appearance Saturday at Mall of America.
The U.S. Attorney's Office for Minnesota and the FBI are hosting a community meeting in response to last week's deadly shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue.
A Winona teen was arrested Wednesday after a video of him making a school shooting threat surfaced.
Jayme Closs disappeared from her western Wisconsin home more than two weeks ago, and there's yet no new clues as to what happened to her.
A white nurse at a Missouri hospital has lost her job after sharing a picture of herself in a racially offensive Halloween costume.
A Missouri mother is suing a day care center after surveillance and iPad cameras captured teachers encouraging pre-school students to fight each other.
A Kentucky father says he now regrets dressing himself and his son in Nazi costumes for a Halloween event.
An East Ridge high school football player is suing the Minnesota State High School League after he was suspended for four games after a targeting penalty.