Robbinsdale City Council Votes To Restrict Sale Of Flavored Tobacco
Another Minnesota city is cracking down on flavored tobacco products.
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Another Minnesota city is cracking down on flavored tobacco products.
A battle is brewing over a proposed amendment that could change the way crime labs operate in Hennepin County.
StandDowns offer veterans access to services and resources to get them back on track.
Gov. Mark Dayton says a projected budget shortfall will require some "modest corrections" to the Legislature's budget passed earlier this year.
The U.S. government is asking a state court judge to order that FBI documents related to the Jacob Wetterling investigation be returned to the federal agency.
As transportation crews replace incandescent light bulbs to the more energy-efficient LED lights, they have found they do not handle snow as well as before.
Richard Benjamin is a veteran who found himself looking for a house for his wife and their six children.
A Twin Cities fertility clinic is dealing with a cyber-attack on its computer system that may have affected more than 3,000 patients.
The first big snowstorm of the season created dangerous travel conditions in the Upper Midwest that caused scores of highway crashes, including one that killed an elderly woman in Minnesota.
It was the opening day of deer hunting season, and Ronald Hansen says he loaded his rifle the same way he had countless times before, aimed at a target and fired a shot. This time, the gun barrel exploded, knocking the farmer from Hampton, Iowa, backward, severely damaging his right hand and ear and burning his face.
Netflix said Tuesday that it has written actor Danny Masterson out of the comedy "The Ranch" with Los Angeles police investigating sexual assault claims against him that date back to the 2000s.
Democratic Rep. John Conyers resigned from Congress on Tuesday after a nearly 53-year career, becoming the first Capitol Hill politician to lose his job in the torrent of sexual misconduct allegations sweeping through the nation's workplaces.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is permanently closing its Willmar Office on Friday.
Minnesota doesn't have enough funding to update all of its aging underground infrastructure, as water and sewer pipes reach the end of their expected life spans in many areas across the state.
Starting Tuesday, there's a new way to get emergency help in Minnesota. A new statewide network makes it possible to send a text to 911.
