Background Check Bill Stirs Up Both Sides In Gun Debate
Talk about expanding background checks for gun sales has returned to the Minnesota Legislature, but it won't come to a vote.
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Talk about expanding background checks for gun sales has returned to the Minnesota Legislature, but it won't come to a vote.
Soon consumers may be able to know when food was picked, how nutritious it is and whether it contains pesticides just with the push of a button.
Officials are investigating after a scammer claiming to be a Hennepin County sheriff's deputy tricked a Richfield woman out of $10,000.
Some Minnesota lawmakers are pushing for racial economic disparity legislation at the State Capitol Tuesday. Senate Democrats have included $91 million in their budget for an "equity article."
Farmers markets will be opening soon and that means lots of sugar snap peas. Chef Ashley Mendel from A'viands manages the St. Gertrude Rehabilitation Center Kitchen in Shakopee, and recommends this bright, minty, spring pea soup.
A Grand Forks man accused of leading a large drug trafficking operation has been sentenced to life in prison.
An employee at North High School has been placed on leave during an investigation into employee misconduct, according to a school official.
A shooting during the Antigo High School's prom last weekend has other school districts reviewing their own security plans for the spring dance.
A Sun Prairie man accused of killing his mother with a sword has been ruled competent to stand trial.
3M's first-quarter results beat analysts' estimates, helped by lower expenses.
When he was alive, Prince made hundreds of millions of dollars — for record companies, concert venues and others. That much is certain. What's less clear is how much he left behind and who'll come forward to claim it.
Here's a sign of the times: Baby Boomers are no longer the largest living generation in the United States. Millennials have officially surpassed them.
A three-day hiring fair begins at U.S. Bank Stadium Tuesday. More than 2,500 part-time positions will be hired in the area of guest experience, event security, housekeeping, retail, food service and more.
From a young age Leah Matsch had a love of art. It was that love that took her from sketching to inking. Now, Matsch still uses her ink skills but, since joining the staff at Good Look Ink in Burnsville, they are used to create a different type of tattoo and that's what makes this Hastings resident a Minnesotan to Meet.
How important is a name when it comes to your long-term success and failure throughout life? Apparently it's important enough that some parents are now paying to get the perfect one.
