Driver Rescued After Car Crashes Into Pond
A driver was rescued by passersby when her vehicle went into a holding pond near Highway 169 and Interstate 494 Tuesday morning.
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A driver was rescued by passersby when her vehicle went into a holding pond near Highway 169 and Interstate 494 Tuesday morning.
Allen Lance Scarsella, 24, is charged with one count of first-degree assault and five counts of second-degree assault in the Nov. 19 incident.
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton said Tuesday he is satisfied with a new policy at U.S. Bank Stadium that restricts free tickets for friends and family members of stadium commissioners.
Authorities are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest after a gun shop in the northwest Twin Cities metro was hit by burglars last week.
On day two in the murder trial for Cristian Nunez, prosecutors pieced together how he made his escape to Texas.
Thanks in part to the recent cold weather, St. Paul's four refrigerated outdoor rinks are now open for the season.
Authorities say the principal of Chanhassen High School was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of possessing child pornography involving minors.
At the University of Minnesota, frigid temps meant fashion took a back seat to scarves and ski masks.
The upper Midwest was in the deep freeze Tuesday, with the arctic air expected to shift eastward and affect millions of people as the week wears on.
Public Policy Polling has released the results of its first survey of Democratic Party presidential candidates for the next election cycle.
An 18-year-old Champlin woman died over the weekend when she slipped on new-fallen snow and was hit by a train.
Hours after Green Mill announced it will be closing its Hennepin Avenue location, Red Cow announced it will be moving in.
Twin Cities theater lovers are getting an early Christmas present – a peek into the 2017 – 2018 season at the Ordway!
Authorities say a suspect who robbed a bank in Blaine Tuesday morning was arrested a short time later at Northtown Mall.
Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein says "bureaucratic hurdles, financial extortion and legal maneuvering" stymied her efforts to force election recounts in three states.
