Minnesota Suspends Online Proficiency Testing For Students
The Minnesota Department of Education is temporarily suspending online proficiency testing for students until technical problems are resolved.
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The Minnesota Department of Education is temporarily suspending online proficiency testing for students until technical problems are resolved.
Serial offenders of Minnesota's prohibition on texting while driving could soon face steeper fines.
Melissa Erlandson's one-year-old daughter, London, has a rare form of cancer. Doctors made the diagnosis when she was just 3 months old. Erlandson is asking for help to raise awareness about childhood cancer, and boost the funding needed for research.
A bar in Maple Grove could face felony charges for selling a popular Wisconsin beer without the proper license.
Barway Collins' family pastor says he wants to set the record straight about the community fundraising efforts to give the boy a proper burial. The 10-year-old's body was found just over one week ago in North Mississippi Regional Park.
A 10-year, $7 billion plan for Minnesota road-and-bridge construction has the GOP-led House on a different course than Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton for solving a top issue for both parties this legislative session.
There is not a more beloved or colorful character in the game of ice hockey. Since 1958, Dr. George Nagobads has stitched up and healed players from Golden Gophers to Olympic gold medalists.
With the Minnesota Wild blazing its way through the NHL playoffs, our love for hockey is at a fever pitch. Whether it's the Wild or the Gophers or the "Mighty Ducks" movies, the state has made a reputation on the sport. And one area specifically is trying to capitalize on its hockey enthusiasm.
The mother of an 18-month-old girl that died of homicidal violence earlier this year now faces child endangerment charges for letting the girl stay with her boyfriend, whose sons reportedly told her their father was hitting the child.
Minnesota lawmakers are aiming to provide extra money as the state struggles to get a bird flu outbreak under wraps.
Wednesday is Earth Day, and new rules on restaurant takeout packaging will go into effect in Minneapolis.
Gov. Mark Dayton says he stands behind a new policy instituted by the Department of Corrections that bans the use of media cameras for interviews of inmates conducted in Minnesota prisons. Dayton said Tuesday he trusts the judgment of his agency commissioner and steps he's taking to assure security in state prisons.
Authorities are investigating after a 27-year-old Duluth man fell ill and died while hiking in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Monday.
There's a new pledge drive at Minnesota's Capitol that could leave the state with an even bigger budget reserve. Gov. Mark Dayton challenged House Republicans on Tuesday to back off some of their $2 billion in proposed tax cuts.
Ready to plant a tree? Here's a breakdown of some of the most popular types and their costs.
