With Spring Arriving, High School Athletes Finally Getting Outside
Finally, after weeks of waiting, spring has sprung in Minnesota. And high school sports can get underway.
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Finally, after weeks of waiting, spring has sprung in Minnesota. And high school sports can get underway.
Communities across central and southern Minnesota are keeping an eye on flood levels. In New Ulm, the Cottonwood River is already 5 feet above average. It will rise another foot before it starts to recede Wednesday.
According to the criminal complaint, the 26-year-old led police on an 80-mph chase down a St. Paul alley.
House Republicans began to flesh out the specifics of their plan that comes with some modest income tax rate cuts.
A central Minnesota man now faces first-degree murder charges in the killings of his grandparents, who had taken him into their home.
Three friends took extreme measures to make Minnesotans more aware of what's happening in Somalia.
Gun owners around the country are blowing up expensive coolers after the NRA accused outdoor lifestyle company Yeti of joining a nationwide boycott of the gun-rights organization.
More than a dozen tractor-trailers lined up beneath a Detroit-area freeway overpass to aid police trying to help a man contemplating suicide.
Disney World is opening up their theme parks and their wallet, in a search for thousands of summer workers this year.
Weighing U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear accord, President Donald Trump declared on Tuesday that if the Iranians "restart their nuclear program, they will have bigger problems than they've ever had before."
The Minnesota Supreme Court holds a public hearing Wednesday on whether it should make permanent a pilot project that has allowed news cameras in criminal courtrooms in limited circumstances.
A Wisconsin man is charged with fatally shooting his uncle in northeastern Minnesota.
The events promoter is celebrating the start of National Concert Week with $20 "all-in" tickets to over 2,000 of the company's tour of summer concerts.
A city in west central Minnesota is getting out of the business of selling liquor.
State health officials say sexually transmitted diseases continue to rise in Minnesota, with record numbers of chlamydia and hepatitis C cases reported last year.
