On Internat'l Women's Day, Group Rallies For Constitutional Amendment
International Women's Day has been celebrated for decades, but this year, there is a renewed energy behind the cause because of movements like #MeToo and #TimesUp.
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International Women's Day has been celebrated for decades, but this year, there is a renewed energy behind the cause because of movements like #MeToo and #TimesUp.
A 21-year-old Buffalo, Minnesota man is in custody after a 6-month-old baby suffered brain trauma that was not accidental.
Twenty-five people were arrested on federal and state charges in connection with a heroin ring that distributed the opioid in the Duluth area.
At the Capitol Thursday morning, a proposal for new legislation is finding support through the #MeToo movement.
A 47-year-old Minneapolis man is accused of urinating into a co-worker's water bottle numerous times after she rejected his romantic advances.
Great steaks start with great beef, and one Wayzata chef knows his way around beef.
After the star of the latest season of "The Bachelor" spurned a woman from Minnesota, a state representative is proposing banning him from the Land of 10,00 Lakes.
President Donald Trump revived a debate over the link between gun violence and graphic depictions of violence in video games Thursday, bringing members of the video game industry and some of their most vocal critics to the White House.
Adaptive snowboarder Mike Schultz could very well have the winning formula at the Paralympics — whether or not he even crosses the finish line in first.
The largest physicians' organization in Minnesota is calling for a ban on assault weapons and more research on gun violence in the wake of the Florida high school shooting.
The Mall of America is talking about plans to build one of the largest indoor waterparks in the world.
It's unique, overwhelming and it's taken over part of the Xcel Energy Center this week with the boy's high school tournament.
A man suspected of driving drunk struck a van with 15 Minnesotans, killing one of them. It happened Tuesday along I-75 in south Florida, on what's known as Alligator Alley.
For so many Minnesotans, in all different stages of life, this tournament is personal.
Sunday beer runs were made legal last summer for the first time in state history. So how's it been going so far?
