Quadriga Statue Returns To State Capitol
A very visible part of the restoration of the Minnesota State Capitol is now complete. The large gold statue known as "Progress of the State" on top of the front of the building is home again.
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A very visible part of the restoration of the Minnesota State Capitol is now complete. The large gold statue known as "Progress of the State" on top of the front of the building is home again.
The stage is set for a tax showdown at the state Capitol. Republicans in the Minnesota House passed a sweeping $2 billion tax relief plan on Wednesday that they say is sharply focused on middle class taxpayers.
Some Twin Cities students are speaking up about bullying by staying silent. Totino-Grace High School in Fridley launched a new campaign this week called "We Don't Say." It highlights seven words and phrases the students won't use because of their meanings and how the words affect others.
After three deadly falls in four years, the city of Red Wing is considering more safety measures along a scenic trail.
A man who says he was sexually abused by a nun spoke out on Wednesday as part of the first Minnesota case filed against an order of Catholic nuns.
A St. Francis, Minnesota, man is dead in a single-vehicle rollover crash in St. Louis County.
The Minneapolis man charged with making threats in retaliation over the six Minnesota men who prosecutors say were trying to join ISIS will remain in jail.
Minnesota reached a grim milestone Tuesday after two fatal crashes pushed the state's 2015 traffic fatality number to 100. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety's Office of Traffic Safety says a head-on crash killed two drivers in Carlton, and a roll-over crash in St. Louis County killed a man who was not wearing his seat belt.
A 56-year-old business owner has been sentenced to 51 months – over 4 years – in prison for withholding taxes from his employees for his own benefit, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced Wednesday.
Crews from at least five fire departments are on the scene of a fire at a pork production plant in western Minnesota Wednesday afternoon, according to the Renville County Sheriff's Office.
A 37-year-old man is in jail on suspicion of drunk driving and domestic assault after driving an SUV through a house in Cottage Grove early Wednesday morning following a domestic dispute, according to police.
Gov. Mark Dayton says the state may set up a low-interest loan program for farmers hit by a deadly bird flu outbreak. Fifty-six farms had been hit with the virus as of Tuesday, costing farmers more than 3.3 million birds.
A new report from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency shows a steady flow of problems into Minnesota's lakes, rivers and streams.
Another step in the process as medical cannabis becomes legal in Minnesota in just a few months. Minnesota's medical cannabis program is still on track to begin this summer. The Minnesota Department of Health is approving two laboratories to test the products that will be coming from the state's medical cannabis manufacturers.
After showing more than 200 films over the course of the past few weeks, the 34th annual Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival has wrapped up, and the competition results are in.
