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A disaster emergency proclamation has been issued for three Iowa counties pummeled in weekend storms. The proclamation issued by Gov. Terry Branstad lets state resources be used in storm recovery.
The expected heat index on Thursday could reach anywhere from 105 to 110 degrees on Thursday.
Three Franciscan friars won't stand trial until at least next year on charges linked to their role in supervising a suspected sexual predator accused of molesting more than 100 children, most at a Pennsylvania high school.
They include the latest developments from the police shootings in Baton Rouge, and a Republican National Convention speech some are saying sounded suspiciously like one delivered eight years ago at the Democratic National Convention.
UnitedHealth's second-quarter earnings jumped 11 percent to trump expectations even though the nation's largest health insurer took a bigger hit than expected from coverage linked to the Affordable Care Act.
After 36 years, a downtown Minneapolis restaurant is shutting its doors. Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar is closing at the end of the month.
The greatest political show on Earth is unfolding in Cleveland, Ohio, this week.
Zyrtec, Xeljanz, Lipitor. They might sound like strange words, but they're now household names after billions of dollars of advertising by drug companies. That had Kim from River Falls wanting to know: How do prescription drugs get their names?
Here in the Twin Cities, Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign focused on education. On Monday evening, Clinton spoke to members of the American Federation of Teachers at the Minneapolis Convention Center.
Melanoma is the most often talked about type of skin cancer, and it can be fatal, but basal cell carcinoma is the most common kind.
To most players at the USA Cup, there's more thought put into kicking a ball, than finding their next meal, but for the U-12 girls soccer team from Haiti, starvation is a cruel reality.
A man and his 1-year-old daughter are dead after a semi truck struck a vehicle in Dakota County Monday morning.
The 3,000 delegates attending the national convention are not just teachers, but also specialists in a variety of fields like psychology, nutrition and special education.
Here in Minnesota, support is pouring in for local officers. Some officers say they are seeing "unprecedented" encouragement.
On the convention floor Monday, some of the delegates attempted to change the rules to stop Donald Trump's nomination.
