Downed Power Lines Cause 'Nightmare' In Rogers
Crews were able to clear roads in Rogers by late Wednesday afternoon after storms set power lines toppling on county roads.
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Crews were able to clear roads in Rogers by late Wednesday afternoon after storms set power lines toppling on county roads.
Maren Zabel was 39 years old when she died last month. She was a wife, a mother, and a very accomplished artist.
Bail will remain unchanged for the man accused of shooting Black Lives Matter protesters last fall during the occupation of Minneapolis' 4th Precinct police station.
For residents in Roseville, in the north metro, the drama was over in just seconds.
The band that helped catapult Prince to international superstardom is reuniting in his memory. The Revolution, which backed up Prince in the 1980s, will play two shows Sept. 2-3 at First Avenue.
After severe storms tore through central Minnesota Tuesday night -- downing tress and power lines, causing outages and flash flooding – two more rounds of potentially severe weather are brewing.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources unveiled the winning design for the next state parks and trails license plate Wednesday.
For the fifth time since it opened 19 years ago, Disney's "The Lion King" is returning to stage at the Orpheum Theatre.
A man claimed he had godly instruction to shoot and kill his friend in Minneapolis Monday, according to charges filed in Hennepin County.
The National Weather Service has confirmed there were at least two tornado touchdowns in southeastern Minnesota during Tuesday night's severe weather.
Police in the Chisago City area are seeking the person, or persons, who vandalized several graves in the South Green Lake Cemetery.
Jack Jablonski is proving that "hard work pays off" after sharing an inspirational video.
Former Fox News Channel anchor Gretchen Carlson is suing network chief executive Roger Ailes, claiming she was fired after refusing his sexual advances.
U.S. Bank Stadium was among a number of structures to sustain damage during the severe weather on July 5.
Facebook announced last week that it was changing its news feed (again), putting a higher priority on posts from friends and family and more tailored selections from news or media outlets.
