Strong 1Q Leads UnitedHealth To Up 2016 Forecast
UnitedHealth hiked its 2016 forecast after the nation's largest health insurer topped Wall Street's first-quarter earnings expectations.
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UnitedHealth hiked its 2016 forecast after the nation's largest health insurer topped Wall Street's first-quarter earnings expectations.
The former chief financial officer for a large industrial contracting company from Granite Falls is charged with embezzling $5.7 million from her employer.
A Minnesota man who robbed a bank in North Dakota has been sentenced to more than five years in federal prison.
From Minnesota Wild's playoff win to the New York primary, here are the four stories to know for Tuesday, April 19.
While Lewinsky builds an engaging base around the seriousness of rape and the consequences of alleging it, what he makes his characters do – especially Thomas – just gets so nut that it's difficult to watch with a straight face.
Investigators say a 15-year-old girl and her dog were struck and killed by a freight train Saturday evening in Wadena.
School officials in a Wright County school say a "vague" threat written inside the high school has prompted some safety measures Tuesday.
The Minnesota State Patrol says a vehicle pursuit led to a three-vehicle crash with injuries in Rochester Monday afternoon.
The Minneapolis Fire Department is investigating a house fire early Tuesday morning. According to the Minneapolis Fire Department, the fire occurred on the 5400 block of 31st Avenue South.
The Tax Day deadline means millions of Americans have been scrambling to get their taxes done on timeBut millions more, 40 percent of the population, don't have to. So who doesn't pay federal income tax? Good Question.
For decades, people have found ways to share their family memories. It may seem the popularity of the latest trend, scrapbooking, has dwindled. But don't tell a scrapbooker that.
A pit bull attack left a 2-year-old boy with serious injuries to his face and neck.
St. Paul Police are investigating a suspicious death Monday evening.
While craft brewers have been experimenting with different adjuncts, the basic recipe always remains the same. A little bit of each ingredient is required to create the brew. So, it makes sense then that a little bit of several Minnesota breweries went in to creating the newest brewery in Minneapolis.
The more than 400 children at Horace Mann Elementary school in St. Paul began chanting for their favorite Minnesota sports team before the guest of honor arrived. And then it happened -- Lord Stanley's Cup was walked into the school's gymnasium.
