Shoreview Joins Cities Limiting Sale Of Flavored Tobacco
It's all part of an effort to curb the growing use of flavored tobacco among teenagers and even young kids.
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It's all part of an effort to curb the growing use of flavored tobacco among teenagers and even young kids.
Authorities have identified the woman who died following a weekend hit-and-run in south Minneapolis.
Police say John Steurer chased his ex-wife around a machine shop before shooting her in the arm.
A Frazee, Minnesota man was arrested in Detroit Lakes Wednesday for wielding a knife in the lobby of a Becker County Human Services office.
A 57-year-old Minneapolis man has pleaded guilty to sending a threatening letter to an Islamic Center, according to the United States Attorney's Office.
The U.S. Office of Government Ethics tweeted Wednesday, "We can't repeat enough how good this total divesture will be."
Minnesota's legislative auditor says he's opened an investigation into the Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority's control of two luxury suites at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Four people are facing charges in a deadly Prior Lake shooting last week that led to a police chase and officer-involved shooting in Edina.
Netflix subscribers can now binge on many of their favorite shows and movies even when they don't have an internet connection.
Prince's estate is worth about $200 million, a new court filing suggests.
Cops in Canada appear to have taken a page from their counterparts in Minnesota in threatening to subject drunk drivers to disagreeable pop music on their rides to jail.
Republican Stewart Mills will have to pay a pretty penny for a recount in Minnesota's 8th Congressional District. The Secretary of State's office estimated Wednesday that Mills' requested recount will cost more than $102,000.
A Charlotte police officer whose fatal shooting of a black man outside an apartment complex touched off several nights of unrest in the city was justified in opening fire and will not face charges, a prosecutor announced Wednesday.
The hundreds of arrests during the months of protests against the Dakota Access oil pipeline in North Dakota have created an unprecedented burden for the state's court system, which faces huge cost overruns and doesn't have enough judges, lawyers and clerks to handle the workload.
Wisconsin election officials are set to hold their last meeting with county clerks before launching a presidential recount.
