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A 34-year-old woman is accused of stealing wallets from a yoga studio in Apple Valley and in turn using the stolen credit cards to buy hundreds of dollars worth of items, including an Xbox.
The two mayors were scheduled to ride along and participate in garbage pickup with the City's Public Works staff.
The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center sent out a reminder Tuesday that it's not just people who suffer from frostbite on these bitterly cold days.
Judge G. Tony Atwal had a blood alcohol content of more than twice the legal limit.
From a pot shop in Santa Cruz that hung a banner proclaiming "Prohibition is Over!" to one in San Diego handing out T-shirts showing the first moon landing and declaring a "giant leap for mankind," the Golden State turned a shade greener with its first sales of recreational marijuana.
Light snow is expected in the metro just in time for the evening commute, but with it being as cold as it is, it could certainly still make a mess of the roads.
The embattled politician is slated to resign Tuesday. His appointed replacement, former Lt. Gov. Tina Smith, will be sworn in Wednesday.
Former Minnesota congresswoman Michele Bachmann says she is weighing whether or not to run for Al Franken's Senate seat.
The 25 homicides last year in Iowa's largest city is the greatest amount since 1978, when 27 people were killed.
Colorado authorities were contacted with concerns about the mental health of Matthew Riehl over a month before he shot and killed a deputy and wounded four others. But the 37-year-old man was never held for a mental health evaluation.
In 2017, Zurich, Switzerland took the prize for the most expensive city for a date, at almost $200.
NBC News opened the new year by appointing Hoda Kotb as co-anchor of the "Today" show's first two hours with Savannah Guthrie, replacing Matt Lauer following his firing on sexual misconduct charges in late November.
Bone-chilling cold gripped much of the U.S. as 2018 began, breaking century-old records and leading to several deaths that authorities attributed to exposure to the dangerously low temperatures.
The big holiday season is over, but that doesn't mean there's nothing to do in Minnesota this month. Kick off 2018 with some extra fun.
An economist says a business conditions index for nine Midwest and Plains states rose over the past month, pointing to continuing improvement in regional economic conditions.
