Sex Offender Email Scam, Virus Putting Minnesota Parents On Edge
Minnesota parents are getting a frightening email in their inboxes. It says there is sex offender activity in their area, and offers resources to protect them against sexual predators.
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Minnesota parents are getting a frightening email in their inboxes. It says there is sex offender activity in their area, and offers resources to protect them against sexual predators.
The view from Sky 4 showed smoke pouring out of the structure, while the fire was still burning. Crews from nine fire departments arrived to fight the blaze.
A new University of Minnesota study says low income women who get support from a doula during the pregnancy end up with fewer dangerous and costly birth complications.
Enjoy the mild January temperatures while they last. Come Friday, Minnesota will again see the mercury drop, and over the weekend there's the possibility of wind chills around 40 below.
Now that there's enough snow to get out on the trails, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources wants to remind everyone about snowmobile safety.
As another blast of arctic air is forecasted to descend on Minnesota this weekend, state officials are reminding residents that assistance is available for households that are having trouble paying their heating bills.
With an average balance of $31,000, Minnesota ranks 5th highest in the country for student loan debt. The initiative, called SELF Refi, will allow people to refinance their debt at a lower rate.
Gov. Mark Dayton still has water quality on his mind.
This year's winter wheat crop in the Dakotas is smaller than the previous year's. The Agriculture Department estimates South Dakota's crop at 1.1 million acres, down from 1.4 million acres.
Minnesota's commerce commissioner says "Wild West" tactics by some in the bail bond industry are over. State regulators have reached an agreement with 21 insurance companies that provide surety bonds to the state's bail bond industry. The Commerce Department oversees regulation of the industry because it's a form of insurance.
Community outreach groups announced a new plan Thursday to highlight what they call a lack of racial equity in Minneapolis.
There are new restaurants chasing trends, or trying to forge an identity as cutting-edge. Then there are restaurants that are just plain good; restaurants that open and instantly feel like they've been around all along.
A central Minnesota woman who's behind bars in Kentucky is charged with fatally bludgeoning her father with an axe-like tool.
A federal appeals court on Thursday affirmed the conviction of a former Minnesota head shop owner who openly sold millions of dollars' worth of synthetic drugs from his store in downtown Duluth.
Authorities say deputies have found a missing Sioux City woman lying in a snow-covered field in rural Woodbury County.
