St. Paul Police Investigate 'Gruesome' Sunday Night Homicide
The St. Paul Police Department is investigating what it's calling a "gruesome" homicide that occurred Sunday night.
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The St. Paul Police Department is investigating what it's calling a "gruesome" homicide that occurred Sunday night.
One person is dead and three other people are injured after a head-on crash in Stearns County Sunday afternoon, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.
The sign in front of the Minnesota DFL headquarters in St. Paul appears to have been vandalized.
It's not yet Election Day but more than 568,000 Minnesotans have already voted. The state is crushing previous absentee voting records in the first presidential year that allows early voting. Minnesota required voters to provide an excuse to cast an absentee ballot until 2014.
The shirt was reportedly for sale on Zazzle, but has since been pulled.
The Pine Ridge Girls' School is embarking on a mission to prepare young Lakota women for a college education and a fruitful life beyond the borders of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.
A 35-year-old Alexandria woman is in jail after she allegedly stole a squad car and led police on a high-speed chase Sunday evening.
Polls show the race to be tight and majority control of the Senate could hang in the balance.
The official who helped bring the "I voted" stickers to Minnesota to encourage people to turn out at the polls thought the idea was crazy.
Up until this year, the latest in the year the metro area has seen temperatures dip below freezing was back in 1900.
Election Day will actually be a paid holiday for thousands of workers across the U.S. this year. General Motors is one of many companies that give workers a paid day off on Election Day.
Two homes, on opposite ends of the Twin Cities, were damaged in fires early Monday morning. The first happened around 12:30 a.m. in Eden Prairie, on the 7500 block of Ontario Parkway.
Scattered along the chain link are dozens of different locks from couples following a tradition that started a half a world away.
There's a new place in St. Paul that will provide housing to homeless youth.
Thousands of Minnesotans descended Sunday to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport to see Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who told his supporters that he could carry Minnesota, a state that hadn't voted red since 1972.
