Klobuchar Calls For Crackdown On Companies Jacking Up Drug Prices
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar called Monday for a federal crackdown on pharmaceutical companies that are raising the prices of lifesaving drugs to record levels.
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Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar called Monday for a federal crackdown on pharmaceutical companies that are raising the prices of lifesaving drugs to record levels.
The lawsuit brought by a fired Minnesota Lottery leader has been narrowed.
It's been almost four years since 3-year-old Terrell Mayes Jr. was shot will running for cover from gunfire outside his north Minneapolis home.
The Metropolitan Council says that a computer glitch the past few days has prevented Metro Mobility from providing rides to some customers.
The U.S. will protect lions in Africa under the Endangered Species Act, the Obama administration announced Monday, a move that would make it harder for American big-game hunters to bring a lion head or hide into the country.
Two Minnesota men were fined more than $9,000 for illegally shooting a swimming moose from a boat in Canada.
The teacher who was attacked by a student earlier in December is planning on suing St. Paul Public Schools, saying the district has failed to keep teachers safe.
An Eden Prairie business owner has been charged with two tax-related felonies after officials recovered untaxed tobacco products in his business. Hani Hassan Kotifani, of Eden Prairie, has been charged with one count of possession of untaxed tobacco products and one count of purchasing tobacco from unlicensed sellers.
A seasonal favorite is returning to the taps at Tin Whiskers Brewery Co., and, for the first time ever, it will also be available in bottles! The St. Paul brewery is releasing its Barrel Shifter Porter for the first time in bottles on Monday, Dec. 21.
Hennepin County officials have identified the man who died in a north Minneapolis fire Thursday night.
A group of Minnesota House Republicans is staking claim to part of the state's sizable budget surplus for initiatives they say would benefit people near or well into retirement.
Four years ago, the shooting death of a Twin Cities toddler shocked the community and left police with a difficult case. Investigators are still looking for the person who killed Terrell Mayes.
Over 2,000 acres of land was added to Minnesota's 1.3 million-acre system of wildlife management areas (WMAs) this fall.
Minneapolis police say they have arrested two juveniles in connection to a drive-by shooting.
One in 100 children are born with a heart defect. Here in the Twin Cities, those families are fortunate to have access to some of the best pediatric surgeons who can help their children have a bright future. One of those kids is Julia!
