Ex-Teacher Accused Of Sexual Misconduct Released From Custody Again
A former Burnsville High School music teacher accused of having sex with a student has again been released after he was arrested for a second time earlier this week.
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A former Burnsville High School music teacher accused of having sex with a student has again been released after he was arrested for a second time earlier this week.
After several tragedies on Minnesota roads last Cinco de Mayo, the Minnesota State Patrol isn't taking any chances this year.
Preliminary reports say that a nail spill on the road is responsible for the road closure.
Russia seems to be gearing up for another Olympic bid, according to Vladimir Putin. The Russian president told Olympic historian David Miller in an exclusive interview that his country has plenty of candidates capable of hosting the Summer Games, not just Moscow.
Do animals determine how attractive a person is? A new survey by website Petsies suggests they might.
From a terrorism alert from the TSA to bells ringing again in Minneapolis, here are the four things to know from Friday, May 5
Our facial expressions say a lot about what we're really thinking -- even more than what comes out of our mouths.
A Twin Cities woman who saves foxes from becoming fur, learned Thursday she may lose her permit to work out of her home.
Your votes sent Kate Raddatz to Walker, which is also home to the best American Legion and best golf hole in Minnesota.
The mother of a missing Minnesota college student says his body has was likely found Thursday.
A former Catholic school administrator from western Wisconsin has been charged with enticing a teenager for sex.
A St. Paul police officer is using his own life experiences to help educate the community about autism.
Kars4Kids' famous jingle and the charity's website give no indication that the money raised for Kars4Kidsis going to Oorah.
This year, the MPD says all recruits will do six months of foot patrols before they move to a squad car.
Cristo Rey is 99 percent students of color, 90 percent qualify for free or reduced lunch.
