Unemployment Holds Steady In Wisconsin
Wisconsin's unemployment rate is holding steady.
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Wisconsin's unemployment rate is holding steady.
A Palisade man is accused of killing his infant daughter by throwing her 12 feet into the air and across a kitchen. Thirty-three-year-old John Peterson is charged with second-degree murder in the November death of the 5-week-old girl, who authorities say suffered head injuries including a skull fracture.
A Hibbing man has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for killing his former roommate and burning the man's body in an Iron Range mine pit.
Dangerously cold temperatures gripped the Upper Midwest in advance of a storm that's expected to bring several inches of snow in coming days, while schools and officials in the Northeast braced for their own blast of wintry weather.
A new survey shows that less Americans feel like they are suffering from "information overload." If you type in "information overload" into Google, you get nearly 4 million hits.
Firefighters in St. Paul battled flames and ice while trying to quell a house fire early Thursday morning. The St. Paul Fire Marshal Steve Zaccard said early Friday morning a 911 caller reported a house on fire on the 700 block of 4th Street E.
Colleges and universities follow a different evidence standard than a criminal prosecution.
Two drivers who collided head-on in Becker County Wednesday morning have died as a result of their injuries.
The St. Paul Police Chief admits there were no surprises in data released about racial disparities in traffic stops by his officers.
Some Twin Cities kids do not have to wait for Christmas -- they are getting new toys every few weeks.
Attorneys for the Minnesota police officer who killed a black man during a July traffic stop are asking that charges against him be dismissed.
Marcia Hall was inducted into the Minnesota Rock Country Hall of Fame in 2005.
Our recent snow has a lot of kids ready to jump on their sleds, but a group of pediatric experts wants parents to hear its safety alert.
A Twin Cities real estate developer was so moved by Jacob Wetterling's case that he has paid cash to buy and tear down the home of Jacob's killer.
Minnesota House Republicans are crying foul after DFL staffers on the losing end of the 2016 election were granted benefits from the state's Dislocated Workers Program, which is normally used for mass layoffs from private companies.
