Can We Trust Election Polls?
In the week before Nov. 8, 2016, many of the polls showed Hillary Clinton ahead. After a win by Donald Trump, that had some questioning whether they should even trust polls anymore.
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In the week before Nov. 8, 2016, many of the polls showed Hillary Clinton ahead. After a win by Donald Trump, that had some questioning whether they should even trust polls anymore.
University of Minnesota researchers want to know if a trendy type of dog food could be to blame for a potentially deadly problem.
As of last week, more than 13,000 people had applied for a REAL ID. But only about 630 had been approved, processed and mailed out.
Monday night, hundreds of people gathered at the Mount Zion Temple in St. Paul to pay tribute to the people who died.
Monday morning, police say a 20-year-old woman awoke around 7:30 a.m. to a man, naked from the waist down, in her bedroom.
It's an urban garden unlike any Minnesota has seen before, and it will be planted on top of a busy downtown parking ramp.
The Minneapolis Police Department now has a robust peer support team to make sure officers are not dealing with trauma alone.
A 16-year-old girl was shot in the leg while hunting in southern Minnesota Monday.
A Minnesota group that crusades for gun control measures wants voters to remember the Pittsburgh synagogue victims when they go to the polls next Tuesday.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and Bloomberg Philanthropies announced Monday that Minneapolis is one of 20 cities to win Bloomberg's American Cities Climate Challenge.
After complaints from neighbors, Minneapolis is revisiting its 2040 plan.
It's an election campaign that's turned into a political brawl.
Eleven Stars of David stand outside Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh as a heartbreaking reminder.
Minnesota farmers took advantage of favorable weather early last week to make good progress on harvesting before rain moved in.
Dan Feehan was attending Georgetown University in 2001 when he saw the smoke rising over the Pentagon on 9/11.
