More police to patrol Boom Island Park following mass shooting
Park police will patrol the area between 8 p.m. and midnight every day through June 22.
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Park police will patrol the area between 8 p.m. and midnight every day through June 22.
Authorities say a teenage girl missing from central Minnesota for more than a month may have run away with a 23-year-old man.
A recreational cliff jumper died Thursday after leaping into a mine pit in northern Minnesota, authorities said.
The boy was taken to a hospital with a gunshot wound that was not life-threatening.
The weekend won't be a washout, but Minnesotans should keep their umbrellas handy.
The law requires agencies in Minnesota to trace crime guns. And to check an often overlooked box to share that trace information state-wide.
The White House's new travel ban takes effect on June 9. The 19 countries listed as a security concern by President Trump also include some of Minnesota's largest immigrant communities.
A federal raid in Minneapolis has led to more questions than answers and days of back and forth between law enforcement and elected officials.
President Trump once called Elon Musk "one of our great brains," but wrote this week he's gone "CRAZY."
Minnesota regulators hold lotteries for business licenses, giving greenlight for some industry hopefuls to move forward two years after legalization.
The Trump administration has accused the Wisconsin Elections Commission of violating federal law by failing to provide a state-based complaint process for voters bringing allegations against the commission itself.
Carpenter joined the military after 9/11. He was on active duty in Iraq and in the Middle East and returned home after serving his country. But a few years ago, he contracted Guillain-Barre Syndrome which attacked his nervous system and began shutting down his organs.
Five-time Grammy award winning rapper, Lil Wayne, is slated to perform at the Target Center in Minneapolis as part of a concert series celebrating his 20 years in the music industry.
A group of high schoolers from diverse backgrounds gathered at YMCA Camp Ihduhapi in Loretto, Minnesota for the SPARKS (Student Peer Adventure and Recreation Knowledge Specialists) Spring Leadership Retreat, where they honed their wilderness skills and developed leadership qualities.
During the raid, uniforms identified the agents as FBI, ICE and ATF. But many of them wouldn't let their true identity be shown, as they covered their faces with mask. It's a common sight across the country as the Department of Homeland Security cracks down on illegal immigration.
