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Police say that another armed robbery has been reported in the same area as a string of earlier robberies near the University of Minnesota campus. The most recent robbery was reported early Saturday morning on the walk bridge over Interstate 35W in the area of 5th Street and 9th Avenue Southeast.
One person is injured after a rollover accident occurred on Interstate 94 in Hudson, Wis. early Monday morning. According to the St. Croix County Sheriff's Office, around 4:07 a.m. officers received a call of a rollover at mile marker four near Hudson, Wis.
Iowa egg farms are bouncing back from last year's bird flu outbreak but rebuilding flocks with millions of new egg layers is taking time as the industry predicted.
Treasure hunters are now out in full force looking for a hidden medallion, as part of the St. Paul Winter Carnival's annual Pioneer Press Treasure Hunt. The St. Paul Winter Carnival officially begins this Thursday, but already a few clues have been released to those hoping to score big.
President Barack Obama is casting the Democratic primary to replace him as a contest between Hillary Clinton's pragmatism and experience versus Bernie Sanders' idealism and liberalism.
The search continues for a permanent superintendent of the Minneapolis School District after the interim dropped out of the race. Michael Goar withdrew his name from consideration but will stay as interim superintendent until someone else is picked.
Investigators in Le Sueur County have identified two men in connection with a theft of a historic church bell. According to the Le Sueur County Sheriff's Office, a church bell dating back to the early 1900s was stolen from St. Paul's Lutheran Church in German Lakes.
The Carlton County Sheriff's Office says a 56-year-old man is in jail after burning down his own cabin last week.
From the east coast's major snow to Bernie Sanders fixing his gaze toward Minnesota, here are the four stories to know for Monday, Jan. 25.
As cities on the East Coast are digging out of more than two feet of snow, Minnesotans are looking to see flakes fall Monday both during the morning and evening commutes.
There was a time when nearly every town in the state had a bottling company -- and many sold their own soda pop. As Coke and Pepsi grew, most bottling companies fizzed out, but one of the oldest bottling companies in the state is still going strong.
Some Minnesota students found out first-hand what it was like to be stuck in that East Coast blizzard. About 200 teenagers from the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis traveled to Washington D.C. this week for a pro-life rally.
Minnesota voters won't get a say in the presidential race until March 1, when the state's caucuses will be held.
A Twin Cities church came together on Sunday to remember a young mother who died while vacationing in Jamaica. Crystal Glewwe, 32 of Ham Lake, was killed in a bus accident.
Thanks to the help of generous Minnesotans, children around the world will soon have something to eat. Volunteers from Feed My Starving Children gathered at Calvary Lutheran Church in Golden Valley on Sunday.
