State Senate Committee Approves Lower Penalties For Drug Arrests
A State Senate committee approved sweeping changes to Minnesota drug laws on Friday. Some of those changes would lower the penalties for drug possession.
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A State Senate committee approved sweeping changes to Minnesota drug laws on Friday. Some of those changes would lower the penalties for drug possession.
One person has been arrested Thursday in connection with a homicide in St. Paul, according to Chisago County Officials.
A 46-year-old Chicago man suffered life-threatening injuries Friday morning in a crash near Menomonie, Wisconsin. Ronnie Michael Sistrunk's vehicle went off westbound Interstate 94 just after 9 a.m.
Each day this week, volunteers have put 23 new sets of boots out each day. That represents that on average, one active duty soldier and 22 veterans take their lives each day.
The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office announced Friday that a man on their most wanted list is now in custody. Michael Ray LaBlanc, 40, was arrested late Thursday night after authorities were tipped off to his location.
Gov. Mark Dayton has hired a new state official to help make Minnesota's workforce more diverse. Dayton announced the selection of James Burroughs as the state's chief inclusion officer.
One of the main thoroughfares in downtown Minneapolis will close over the weekend.
A judge has approved a new legal team for the death penalty appeal by a man who killed a University of North Dakota student in 2003.
Police arrested two suspects on Thursday in connection with a homicide that took place last month in north Minneapolis.
Bernie Sanders' claim that Hillary Clinton isn't qualified to be president landed with a boom this week. The blow was far from the first — and won't likely be the last — from the candidate who pledged to stay away from negative campaigning.
Space 150, a local advertising firm which helps big name companies with technology and branding in the digital age, is trying to attract some summer employees a little differently than most of us are used to.
Snow was falling heavily over parts of the Twin Cities on Friday morning, and there were a number of accordant traffic accidents.
Authorities say a Sioux City woman who approached her husband for a kiss instead bit and tore his lower lip. Court records say 59-year-old Carol Smith is charged with felony willful injury.
The FBI in Wisconsin is warning college students to be aware of a phone scam that targets them and uses the agency's phone number on caller ID.
Some high school students in Tulsa, Oklahoma got quite a surprise Thursday. Pop singer Justin Bieber made a surprise visit to Central High School's choir practice.