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A U.S. Senate committee probe of a painkiller-abuse scandal at a VA facility in western Wisconsin that veterans referred to as "Candy Land" because of the free flow of prescription drugs has turned up "systemic failures" in an inspector general's review of the facility.
Authorities have issued an arrest warrant for a man they say sneaked into the Minot zoo and was bitten by a bear.
The Supreme Court is making it easier for landowners to bring a court challenge when federal regulators try to restrict property development due to concerns about water pollution.
While there are festivals year-round across the state, summer is really prime time. The following is just a sample of what's going on in June.
The trial of a Portland man charged with killing a man and fleeing to Minnesota has been pushed back. Abdirahman Haji-Hassan was scheduled to appear in court for jury selection on Monday, but court officials say the case was continued.
Medtronic reported better-than-expected financial results in the most recent quarter, as sales for its pacemakers, stents and other medical products rose.
A house in Excelsior is damaged after a fire Monday night. The fire occurred Monday night in a house on the 4700 block of Spring Creek Drive.
SWAT team officers were called to a house in Chisago County by homeowners who said a man had entered their residence and fired gunshots.
Efforts continue to free a grounded Lake Superior freighter. The Roger Blough ran aground Friday afternoon on a reef in Whitefish Bay in eastern Lake Superior.
One man is dead after a single-car crash in Dayton late Monday night. According to the Dayton Police Department, officers responded to a call just after 10 pm. of a single-car crash near 125th Avenue N. and East French Lake Road.
Striking it big in Silicon Valley is a coder's dream. That was the dream of Minnetonka's Matt Ronge, who started out as an Apple intern, but took that dream back home to Minnesota and came up with Astropad, an app to make everyone an artist.
Police are monitoring a man at a local hospital who claimed he was having a heart attack after leading them on a short chase.
Fifteen years ago, WCCO photojournalist Tom Aviles introduced us to the Memorial Rifle Squad. Aviles stayed in touch with the men, who are now passing the tradition on to the next generation of veterans.
This Memorial Day tens of thousands of American flags are planted at graves, like those at Fort Snelling, to honor the nation's fallen soldiers. But why is the flag red, white and blue? Good Question.
A Minnesota mother is leading the way to make sure kids of all abilities have a place to play together.
