How Eden Prairie Keeps Their Deer Population In Check
Deer hunting season is far from over for some cities across the metro. In Eden Prairie, controlled hunts are taking place now through March.
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Deer hunting season is far from over for some cities across the metro. In Eden Prairie, controlled hunts are taking place now through March.
A Minneapolis police officer is off the streets and under investigation for shooting at a car filled with people.
While less than a half-foot of snow is forecast in the Twin Cities, southern Minnesota could wake up to eight inches of snow by Sunday morning.
In response to this week's blizzard across North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota, the U.S. Postal Service plans to open post offices and deliver packages on Sunday across much of the affected region.
According to family, a third person has died from a weekend crash caused by a wrong way driver. Two-year-old Payton Bailey passed away at the hospital.
Two construction companies have agreed to pay a combined $147,500 in fines over safety violations in the death of one worker and injuries to another during construction of the Minnesota Vikings' new stadium last year.
A St. Paul man has been sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole for killing another man outside an auto parts store in St. Paul.
Authorities say the body found in Benton County Wednesday morning is that of a St. Cloud man reported missing the night before.
The Hennepin Theatre Trust announced that "Hamilton" is coming to the Orpheum Theater in its 2018-2019 season.
The government is proposing that airlines let passengers make phone calls during flights using Wi-Fi.
Saturday, a veterans group will walk one last time to honor Jacob Wetterling. The Anoka County Vietnam Veterans Chapter 470 began their tradition in December 1989. They walked 61 miles from Anoka to the Wetterling home to raise awareness about Jacob's abduction.
Rogers police say a burglary suspect "knew exactly what he was seeking and where it was located" when he broke into a gun store earlier this week.
Wisconsin transportation officials have gotten the go-ahead to produce the state's first anti-abortion license plates.
Two Sioux tribes suing over the Dakota Access pipeline say they're willing to put their claims on hold while the Army considers whether to allow the pipeline to cross under a Missouri River reservoir in North Dakota.
The search for a man who disappeared while paddle boarding in Waconia last month has been suspended, according to the Carvery County Sheriff's office.
