St. Cloud State Athletes' Lawsuit Alleges Fewer Opportunities For Women
The lawsuit comes two months after St Cloud State made major cuts to its athletic programs, including women's tennis.
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The lawsuit comes two months after St Cloud State made major cuts to its athletic programs, including women's tennis.
They are not embracing him just yet, but Minnesota Republicans say they will vote for Donald Trump in November if he wins the party nomination.
It was intense back pain as the result of a traffic accident that put young mother Wendy Leffler on the opioid train. But what began as a way to manage her pain suddenly took control of her life.
The Northern California doctor who was asked to help Prince before his death is an addiction and pain specialist who has championed the use of a semi-synthetic opiate to treat pain.
"We have more people looking to adopt than we have animals coming through our shelter from our own community."
Adrian Peterson is donating $100,000 toward relief efforts after flooding ravaged his hometown of Palestine, Texas.
The largest recall in American history just got bigger. Federal regulators announced Wednesday that 35 to 40 million more Takata airbag inflators need to be fixed.
Starting next week, some Wisconsin residents will have to pass a drug test in order to get unemployment benefits. Gov. Scott Walker's office announced the rule Wednesday after he approved an emergency request by the state's Department of Workforce Development.
Minnesota lawmakers have taken the first step toward banning cellphone cases designed to look like handguns.
A western Wisconsin man faces almost 120 charges after authorizes seized dozens of malnourished dogs and found several dead ones on his property. The Pierce County Attorney's Office says 68-year-old Stuart Earl West, of Elmwood, ran a puppy mill In El Paso Township.
Minnesota State-Mankato's baseball coach on Wednesday lamented the lost opportunity for his team if it were to qualify for the NCAA Division II championship and couldn't play because the tournament is in North Carolina.
Federal authorities including the Drug Enforcement Administration are joining the investigation of Prince's death.
An expert on treating addiction has questioned whether a California doctor responded appropriately when he was called to help Prince.
A former Twin Cities resident is accused of killing his wife while at home with their three children -- and telling investigators it was a suicide.
Democratic lawmakers challenged Republicans Wednesday to release their list of construction projects.
