Lawmakers Seek $15 Million For Highway 12 Safety Upgrades
Area lawmakers are asking for $15 million for emergency safety upgrades for a deadly stretch of Highway 12 in the west Twin Cities suburbs.
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Area lawmakers are asking for $15 million for emergency safety upgrades for a deadly stretch of Highway 12 in the west Twin Cities suburbs.
A new plan was proposed at City Council on Monday to ban businesses from packing customers' purchases in plastic bags.
We're getting a look inside a St. Paul high school that's been making headlines for disruptive student behavior.
U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar and U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer say Minnesota stands to benefit from lifting a trade embargo with Cuba.
The Minnesota Senate overwhelmingly passed a bill to start planning for high-security Real ID driver's licenses on Monday.
Winona law enforcement and Saint Mary's University are asking for the public's help locating a student who went missing early Monday.
Spring might officially be here, but winter has at least one more big punch on the way in the form of a March snowstorm.
A 64-year-old man and his two dogs had to be rescued from a lake in rural Kandiyohi County on Monday after his vehicle was trapped in the water
A western Wisconsin man is facing his 11th DWI charge after being arrested on St. Patrick's Day.
Spring has sprung, which means it's time for the annual Macy's Flower Show! Each year, Bachman's transforms the 8th floor auditorium into a luscious garden, filled with bold plants, bright colors and big smells.
An off-duty Iowa State Patrol trooper tried to get out of a drunken-driving arrest by repeatedly refusing to cooperate and then berating the arresting officer for making the "community weaker," according to police recordings released Monday.
Gov. Mark Dayton has released details on his $100 million plan to boost the state's economy and curb the disparities that exist in housing, education and jobs for minorities in Minnesota.
Whenever I write about cyclists sharing the road with motorized traffic, I inevitably receive comments or emails about a blatant lack of respect for the law by cyclists. Riders are, after all, considered traffic and subject to the same laws as motorists. This includes stopping at both stop signs and stop lights; often cited by critics of absconding cyclists as one of the laws most frequently abused.
Senate Democrats are pushing to get more counselors in Minnesota schools.
Hennepin County has released the name of the man killed in the Burnsville officer-involved shooting on St. Patrick's Day. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner identified the man as 38-year-old Map Kong, of Chaska.
