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My kids constantly remind me that it's OK to do stuff just for fun, and they're often right.
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My kids constantly remind me that it's OK to do stuff just for fun, and they're often right.
Jasna Burza grew up in Bosnia during the Bosnian War. She's a graduate of the University of Minnesota and the College of Saint Benedict. It was a visit to Minnesota when she was 18-years-old that not only changed her, but changed her future.
A federal agency is launching a civil rights investigation into gender discrimination at the University of Minnesota-Duluth.
A Minnesota man accused of threatening to kill a federal judge and FBI agents has pleaded guilty to a lesser count. Khaalid Abdulkadir, 20, is accused of tweeting threats last December after one of his friends was arrested on terrorism charges.
A Circle Pines home is damaged after an early morning fire Tuesday. According to Anoka County Sheriff's Office, around 4:30 a.m. fire officials responded to a call of a house fire on the 60 block of Circle Drive.
Get ready to pack some patience if you're heading to the airport in the next few weeks. Spring break coupled with a shortage of TSA workers at new checkpoints will mean some long lines at MSP.
There are only a few remaining signs of the icy grip of winter after another day of temperatures in the 60s. The snow may be gone, but there is still some ice on metro area lakes.
Authorities are investigating after a man was apparently shot while riding a Metro Mobility bus on Monday. The Shakopee Police Department says the incident happened at about 2:15 p.m. on Stagecoach Road.
The push for Alimony Reform has made its way to Minnesota. A lawmaker wants to update the law, calling it outdated, and some permanent payments unfair. And one man hopes his story will help move Minnesota's law into the 21st century.
A talented violinist from Duluth is winning over musical hearts nationwide. Gaelynn Lea has an unconventional approach to playing her instrument, born of necessity.
Minnesota lawmakers will open their 2016 session on Tuesday under most unusual circumstances.
A Minnesota man accused of threatening to kill a federal judge and FBI agents might instead plead guilty to a misdemeanor.
After 18 negotiation sessions, Twin Cities janitors have reached a tentative agreement with the cleaning companies that employ them.
Minnesota's current warm spell is leading to fear that our forests and fruit trees could bud early, and that could be devastating for them later in the spring.
Gov. Mark Dayton is laying out his opposition to a proposed copper-nickel mine near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area in northern Minnesota.
