SPPD Drafts 1st Policy On Transgender, Gender Non-Conforming People
Among the features of the policy is the requirement for personnel to use preferred pronounced and adopted names.
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Among the features of the policy is the requirement for personnel to use preferred pronounced and adopted names.
Several fire departments responded morning Tuesday to battle a house fire in the north metro.
The "Should've Been a Cowboy Tour XXV," is based on Keith's debut single and first number-one hit 25 years ago.
Republican Rep. Erik Paulsen is distancing himself from President Donald Trump following his meeting in Finland with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which the congressman called "dangerous" and "embarrassing."
A friendly game of basketball at a local gym took a turn for the worse when one of the participants called the police.
Wildlife conservationists in Alabama are expressing outrage after the body of an endangered type of sea turtle washed ashore with a beach chair wrapped around its neck.
A couple in Florida is warning other parents about food packaging labels after their teenage daughter died from eating a cookie.
Remember "Rugrats?" Well, Tommy, Chuckie and the gang have a new TV and movie deal.
It's getting more crowded around Jupiter. A team of astronomers is reporting the discovery of a dozen new moons circling the giant gas planet.
Amazon is hoping customers don't see any more dogs, after early problems on Prime Day meant people trying to shop got only images of cute canines delivering an apologetic message.
After learning that she was being left out of her mother's will, a Florida woman is accused of beating her to death.
UnitedHealth Group's second quarter earnings beat Wall Street expectations, helped by a surge in government-funded coverage, and the nation's largest health insurer hiked its 2018 forecast again.
An explosion caused by lava oozing into the ocean sent molten rock crashing through the roof of a sightseeing boat off Hawaii's Big Island, injuring 23 people Monday, officials said.
Police say a bicyclist who weaved past the gates blocking access to a bridge over a river in eastern Wisconsin escaped serious injury after falling into the gap that was created when the bridge started to rise.
If you'd like to work at the Great Minnesota Get-Together, your chance is here.
