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The Legislature doesn't appear likely to make major changes to the University of Minnesota's governing board, despite recent scandals involving the school's sports programs and claims of administrative overspending.
The head of the FBI in Minneapolis says authorities may never be certain about the motive behind the stabbing attack that left 10 people wounded at a Minnesota mall five months ago.
All indications pointed to the metro area reaching 60 degrees before the end of the afternoon.
Authorities say there were no injuries and minor structural damage after a van caught fire near a garage in West St. Paul Friday morning.
Sheriff Ron Ganrude says there were cuts on his hands and his kayak was nowhere to be found.
A number of restaurants in the Twin Cities are taking advantage of the break from winter weather.
Authorities have identified an 11-day-old baby that died last month in what is being investigated as a homicide.
Three different driving ranges -- Columbia, Gross and Hiawatha -- were all open for golfers at 10 a.m. Friday.
These staffers in particular are often the conduit between the secretary's office to the country bureaus, where the regional expertise is centered.
A 63-year-old Apple Valley woman has been sentenced in the death of an infant at her home day care in 2014, according to the Dakota County Attorney's Office.
White House spokesman Sean Spicer says the AP report is "100 percent not true." And he called it "irresponsible."
The 18-year-old student reportedly drew a swastika on a desk in a public part of the residence hall.
The first face transplant performed at Mayo Clinic is providing a young man from Wyoming a second chance at a normal life.
Mark Charles Barnett is also a registered sex offender in Florida.
Warmer weather has law enforcement warning about the dangers of thin ice.
