Sex Abuse Victim Speaks Out After Religious Cult Leaves Minnesota
A victim of sexual abuse by the leader of a religious sect in Minnesota spoke out Wednesday amid concerns that its members have relocated to the state of Washington.
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A victim of sexual abuse by the leader of a religious sect in Minnesota spoke out Wednesday amid concerns that its members have relocated to the state of Washington.
Gov. Scott Walker promised Wednesday that he has plans to "dramatically help rural schools in the state of Wisconsin," but he's not saying yet exactly what he will propose.
South Dakota lawmakers will consider restricting which locker rooms transgender students can use, reigniting a bitter fight from last year over what school facilities are open to transgender students.
White Bear Lake police are asking for the public's help to find a missing man.
A Plymouth woman made Minnesota proud when she became a nationally-known parenting expert.
Only a year after Richard Davis took the helm at U.S. Bank, the nation's economic fabric was being ripped apart.
One man is in custody following the death of an Eagan woman and her unborn child Tuesday evening.
Fire officials in St. Paul say a duplex fire Wednesday morning has left at least one person dead and firefighters searching for missing children.
The Minnesota icon's death has touched many, who have gone to social media to thank her and express their condolences.
The Trump administration is mandating that any studies or data from scientists at the Environmental Protection Agency undergo review by political appointees before they can be released to the public.
Minneapolis is one of several major cities where police officers do not ask a person about their immigration status.
The man who admitted last year that he killed 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling in central Minnesota in 1989 is serving his sentence at a federal prison outside Boston.
The National Park Service employees' Twitter campaign against President Donald Trump spread to other parks on Wednesday, with tweets on climate change and a reminder that Japanese Americans were forcibly interned in camps and parks during World War II.
Mary Tyler Moore, the star of two of TV's best-loved sitcoms, has died.
Minnesota lawmakers are closing in on a relief package to help more than 100,000 Minnesota residents cover health insurance costs.
