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City officials in Bloomington have sketched out a plan to build one of North America's largest indoor water parks near the Mall of America, and doing so without having city taxpayers on the hook.
A student at the University of Central Florida caused a bit of a scare Tuesday when she showed up to class wearing a Halloween costume with live ammo draped across his chest.
The largest online retailer for Halloween costumes has nothing to do with Amazon or Minneapolis-based Target.
The University of St. Thomas is cancelling classes Wednesday afternoon so that all students, faculty and staff can attend a campus-wide discussion following a recent incident where a black student found racist graffiti on his dorm room door.
A driver has been arrested after crashing his car into a parked vehicle in Frazee and killing a man inside.
Wednesday will mark another day of mourning for victims of Saturday's synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh.
Lois Riess is currently in custody in Fort Myers Beach. The 56-year-old is due before a judge Thursday for a case management conference.
Mary Virgin teaches at Cottage Grove Elementary. She takes her students on adventures by instilling in them a love of reading books. It's what makes her an Excellent Educator.
A mother and daughter were laying on the couch when the SUV driver went through. The driver did not have a license.
Award-winning WCCO photojournalist Tom Aviles stayed the night to take us behind the tarps and inside the crisis in tent city.
Rochester Public Utilities was having trouble with turkey vultures. More specifically, the waste the birds were leaving behind.
Just one week before the election, President Trump said he can change what it means to be born in America. In an interview with Axios, he says wants to challenge birthright citizenship, which has been part of the United States Constitution for 150 years.
With the rising trend in grain-free dog food, veterinarians around the country have noticed some of the dogs eating this type of food have developed a form of heart disease called dilated cardiomyopathy, or DCM.
It began as a fun, out-of-the-box idea for last February's Super Bowl. You might recall those plaid, faux fur trapper hats that Minneapolis ad agency Mono sold, pre-warmed to out of town guests.
The loss of Don and Robin Kelly leaves a hole in a tight-knit family, and a tight-knit town.
