Sheriff: House Fire Near Alexandria Suspicious
Authorities are investigating after a house fire near Alexandria late Saturday night is suspicious in nature.
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Authorities are investigating after a house fire near Alexandria late Saturday night is suspicious in nature.
Thousands of nurses at five Minnesota hospitals went on strike at 7 a.m. Monday, Labor Day, in a dispute over health insurance, workplace safety and staffing levels.
The Hennepin County Medical Examiner has identified the 16-year-old girl who was killed by a hit-and-run driver who was fleeing police.
Monday marks Labor Day, and many are taking the day off from work. However, 41 percent of employers do have some staff working during the holiday.
Karenna has spent her summer planning gifts for kids in the hospital. Her mission is appropriately called "Give A Gift, Give a Smile."
Police are investigating after a man was shot in the head overnight in downtown Minneapolis.
One person is in custody after a shooting in downtown Minneapolis.
A 34-year-old Columbia Heights man died Sunday night in a drowning at the Quarry Park and Nature Reserve, according to the Stearns County Sheriff's Office.
Troy Cole thinks Jacob's abduction could have been prevented if only the Paynesville cases had been thoroughly investigated right when they happened.
Jared Scheierl is now 40 years old and a father of three. He was with one of his young sons when he heard the news about Jacob Wetterling.
In rural Dakota County, there's a veterans home where the residents have put in their time, and now they're learning what retirement is really all about.
Allina Health says they're prepared for nearly 5,000 of their union nurses to walk off the job Monday morning.
Two teenage girls are dead after a single-car crash on a Renaissance Festival service road Saturday morning.
In the Midwest, Minnesota is among the top three states for people with Zika virus.
Law enforcement agencies plan to release more information this week on the discovery of the remains of Jacob Wetterling.
