Duluth Has 2nd Confirmed Emerald Ash Borer Infestation
State agriculture officials say a second infestation of emerald ash borer has been discovered in Duluth.
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State agriculture officials say a second infestation of emerald ash borer has been discovered in Duluth.
A Twin Cities school could win $1 million for being the top community college in the U.S.
Google is now expanding its home delivery service to Minnesotans in the Twin Cities and beyond.
Delta Airlines pilots plan to picket outside MSP Airport Thursday, according to a statement from the Airline Pilots Association.
Some residents in St. Louis Park have put up yard signs that say "Thank You SLP Police Department," and residents in Edina have been displaying the sign "We Thank Our Edina Police Department."
Two brothers learned they will spend 30 years in prison each for invading a home in north Minneapolis and raping two female victims, the Hennepin County Attorney's Office announced Tuesday.
Seven Midwest governors have sent a letter to the Environmental Protection Agency seeking regulation changes intended to increase sales of gasoline blended with a higher percentage of ethanol.
Donald Trump is rolling out proposals Tuesday to make child care more affordable, including a plan to guarantee new mothers six weeks of paid maternity leave and create new dependent-care savings accounts.
Twin Cities nurses remained on the picket line Tuesday, awaiting a return to the negotiating table in hopes of striking a deal with Allina Health.
The chief of police in New Richland was found dead Monday night in an apparent suicide, according to the Waseca County Sheriff's Office.
The Foley Police Department and Benton County Sheriff's Office are investigating after finding a deceased male in Lion's Park on Monday.
City officials in Minnetonka say that a motion Monday night to approve a liquor license for a Total Wine store failed to pass a city council vote.
The Walker Art Center is highlighting Minnesota filmmakers this week, showcasing works that delve into local activism, politics and issues such as police violence.
The idea of Castle Danger began in 2006 when Clint McFarlane first began homebrewing. Taken with the hobby, he began making his own recipes in 2007.
Investigators say the victim in a fatal shooting at a suburban Milwaukee senior apartment complex knew the person who killed him.