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Ipso Facto, a local rock-reggae band, has been around since 1983, with three of the band members being brothers who went to Worthington High School. Five years ago, the lead singer Wain McFarlane underwent a kidney transplant after being on dialysis.
Researchers have begun putting GPS radio collars on elk in far northwestern Minnesota as part of a broader study to better track their seasonal movements and how they use different kinds of habitat at various times of the year.
Twelve chefs from 10 Twin Cities restaurants have been honored as semifinalists for the restaurant world's most prestigious awards from The James Beard Foundation.
Authorities in Rochester are investigating attempted child abductions from elementary school bus stops.
An 18-year-old man suspected in a Columbia Heights murder and a Minneapolis assault is still at large, according to the Anoka County Sheriff's Office.
This week, the listicle-and-investigative news generator BuzzFeed posted a 12-question food quiz that let's players know, based on their culinary knowledge of the Land of 10,000 Lakes, if they're really from Minnesota.
South Dakota would be the first state in the U.S. to approve a law requiring transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond to their sex at birth if the governor signs a bill passed Tuesday by the state Senate.
The Minneapolis School Board has approved a new plan in the search for its next superintendent.
Increasing numbers of Americans are expecting to work well past the traditional retirement age, and in some cases they are dismissing the idea of retirement altogether. But health and a variety of other factors often get in the way of those expectations.
This week's Excellent Educator leaves a lasting impact on not only her students. Ann Hanson devotes her energy to teaching preschoolers, but little does she know her colleagues are taking notes on how she does it.
A practical getaway guide to the best lodging, dining and attractions in Sicily
Along with a new baby comes a long list of big decisions. Where the newest family member will sleep can be one of the most controversial. About 15 percent of parents say they share sleep space with their child regularly. More than half have done it at some point. It's been billed as both dangerous and beneficial.
During an election year you hear the word "delegates" used a lot. They play a major role in deciding who America's next president will be. But who exactly are they? Good Question.
New data show Minnesota's moose population remains low despite a slower population decline, and officials expect the fall to continue.
The Hennepin County Medical Examiner says a Plymouth woman, killed by her fiancé, died from multiple injuries. Trisha Nelson, 28, died from multiple gunshot wounds and sharp force injuries.
