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Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday she opposes construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, breaking her longstanding silence over a project criticized by environmentalists as a threat to the planet's climate.
A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed by a Mendota Heights police officer, who was later killed during a traffic stop.
Kelly McDonald, who works at Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems in Largo, Florida, volunteers for Ride 2 Recovery and Project HERO – cycling events that support wounded warfighters.
It may only be the first day of fall, but we're already thinking ahead to winter. That's because the city of St. Paul has announced Red Bull's Crashed Ice will return!
A convenient guide to five of the most popular shopping districts and the best department stores in New York City
A school board member in Columbia Heights has no plans to resign, despite a vote Tuesday night asking him to do just that.
It's Fashion Week Minnesota all this week, and Wednesday's event, FWMN-HOMME, is at the MUSE Event Center. It features Sota Clothing, which is perfect for the guy who is looking for something that screams "Minnesota" men's wear.
Ms. Gretchen Enselein from Robbinsdale Middle School is a ball of energy. She uses that energy to engage students, even those faced with suspension. That's what makes her this week's Excellent Educator.
Americans celebrated Tuesday afternoon as Pope Francis made his first-ever visit to the United States. He arrived at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland and was greeted by the first family. He did not make any formal remarks, but smiled and waved at the crowd.
As early as next year, Minnesotans might need more than their driver's licenses to board a plane.
Writing a will before you die is a topic that can be tough to even think about. But one family learned the hard way how important it is to do it the right way.
A Columbia Heights school board member faced dozens of people calling for his resignation Tuesday night.
A Clay County sheriff's deputy has been disciplined for a comment he made on social media. KFGO-AM reports Detective Jason Hicks was given a one-day unpaid suspension. Hicks wrote on Facebook that somebody should have "stomped his guts out" when referring to a man who was seen taking pictures of swimmers at Island Park Pool in Fargo, North Dakota, in July.
On a sunny fall day, a passing speedboat on Crooked Lake creates a postcard-like setting. It is an opportunity for peaceful recreation without leaving the metro. But the sounds of passing speedboats caused some homeowners to fear losing their shoreline during the summer of 2014.
A shopping trip to the Mall of America ended with jail time for two different male-female duos. Officers say they weren't shoplifting, but that they had committed their thefts before they even got to the mall. It seems technology helped make the arrests possible.
