Minn. Man Sentenced To 9 Years In Armed Carjacking
A Minnesota man has been sentenced to more than nine years in prison for a carjacking in South Dakota.
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A Minnesota man has been sentenced to more than nine years in prison for a carjacking in South Dakota.
Authorities say a vulnerable adult who went missing Saturday afternoon has been found safe.
Rep. Jason Lewis says he is confident he will win a repeat victory in Minnesota's 2nd Congressional District this November.
The inaugural women's tournament will be played the Sunday before the men's Master's tournament begins.
Flurries, not fans filled the seats at Target Field less than a week after crews spent hours clearing snow ahead of the home opener.
Mapleton Firefighter Timothy Royce died from an apparent heart attack at the end of last month.
Not everyone is annoyed by the late season snow. It was a busy day at Buck Hill in Burnsville.
People learn every day that one man's trash is another man's treasure. And sometimes, one man's scrap metal turns into another man's sculpture.
Authorities say the westbound side of the Mendota Bridge was shut down Sunday night after a 20-vehicle pileup due to slippery conditions.
A downtown Minneapolis restaurant that sustained damage in a fire last week reopened for business on Sunday.
One person was hospitalized for smoke inhalation Sunday morning following a house fire in St. Paul.
John Krasinski's "A Quiet Place" made a thunderous debut at the box office, opening with $50 million in ticket sales and rumbling to the year's second-best weekend after "Black Panther," according to studio estimates Sunday.
Another shot of snow is headed toward the Twin Cities, and it could leave a couple inches on the ground ahead of the Monday morning commute.
Authorities have released the name of a 30-year-old man who died in a crash after a police chase in Minnetonka.
Bills to nullify Minnesota's water quality standard for wild rice, speed Enbridge Energy's proposal to replace its deteriorating Line 3 crude oil pipeline and block regulations meant to keep nitrates out of drinking water are advancing through the Minnesota Legislature, which reconvenes Monday after its Easter break.
