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For organizers of the Art Shanty Projects, the show must go on!
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is proposing to re-align some deer hunting boundaries to reduce infecting moose with parasites and disease.
A dairy farm in Pine River will be able to reopen after a court ruled in its favor Tuesday. A Minnesota Court of Appeals upheld a Cass County ruling declaring that Crow Wing Power & Light Company acted in negligence for years, causing Randy and Peggy Norman to lose their dairy farm.
Out of 25 U.S. cities Minneapolis is the 10th most expensive to throw a wedding in, according to Thumbtack.com.
From the latest in the Supreme Court replacement drama to rising sea levels attributed to climate change, here are the four stories to know for Tuesday, Feb. 23.
The Crystal Police Department just released video showing a recent close call along the highway. The police department said that the incident was filmed by the squad car dashcam of Lt. Pete Underthun, who was stopped at an accident Tuesday morning.
Doctor Fayneese Miller is Hamline University's 20th president, and its first African American president. After spending most of her collegial life on the east coast, Miller made the move to the Midwest and took over as president last July.
Three teens, including a 14-year-old, are pleading not guilty to charges of rioting following a fight at their St. Paul high school. Police used pepper spray to control one of the students at Central High School last week.
A state prison inmate placed on escape status last fall after walking away from a minimum-security lockup in Rapid City is back in custody. Corrections officials say 24-year-old Salvador Ortiz was caught in Rapid City on Saturday and jailed.
Six people are hurt, including two Minneapolis police officers, after a car crash in north Minneapolis Monday evening. According to Minneapolis Police Department, shortly after 8 p.m. a squad car was acting in emergency mode responding to a medical call.
A group that tracks online racism reported the posts to the chief, and the officer's job is now in question.
If you can't get to your kids to save them during a fire: Will they wake up on their own, and know what to do? The Velsor family allowed WCCO into their home to put their family to the test.
Minnesota's governor ordered the state to take back a license plate he called offensive on Monday. The plate had the letter 'F' before an apparent abbreviation for 'Muslims.'
Clinton won more women, Sanders did well with younger voters, conservative Evangelicals trended toward Cruz and Trump picked up votes across the board. Details like that had Cathy from Dayton wondering how we know so much about voters. How do exit polls work? Good Question.
Cordaro Houle admitted to falling asleep while driving before his vehicle left the roadway. The vehicle then rolled into the median. That's when the infant and another passenger were ejected from the vehicle, according to State Patrol.