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A library book overdue by nearly 50 years has been returned to a university library in southwest Ohio. The University of Dayton says a former student who borrowed the "History of the Crusades" in 1967 has sent it back with an apology for the late return.
The commission that operates Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport has approved a new executive director and CEO. The Metropolitan Airports Commission approved Lakeville native Brian Ryks' appointment Monday following a nationwide search.
A national debate over daily fantasy sports games has come to the Minnesota Legislature, starting first with a House committee hearing Tuesday on a proposal that would clearly show that fantasy games are not gambling and are legal in Minnesota.
A Minnesota woman is recovering from an attack that left her dog dead on Monday.
In the land of 10,000 lakes, there are all kinds of fish we could catch, but Minnesotans seem to have a particular affinity for one. So, why do we love the walleye? Good Question.
Witnesses in a southern Minnesota town say an 11-year-old boy stole a cement truck and took police on a high-speed chase.
Anglers targeting walleye on Mille Lacs Lake during the walleye season must use artificial bait and immediately release all walleye caught.
The Duluth Seaway Port Authority says the first two lake-going freighters are scheduled to depart the Twin Ports Tuesday.
Minneapolis doctors managed to save the leg of a 76-year-old woman after she was struck in her electric motorized wheelchair by a hit and run driver, according to family.
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.
