Minneapolis Man To Get Life For Backyard Slaying
A 25-year-old Minneapolis man was convicted Tuesday of killing a man in his backyard in a robbery gone bad.
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A 25-year-old Minneapolis man was convicted Tuesday of killing a man in his backyard in a robbery gone bad.
Re-elected U.S. Sen. Al Franken says he will continue working across party lines even as Democrats become the minority party in the Senate.
The mother of the boy Adrian Peterson was charged with abusing says she hopes the NFL won't further punish him.
The party's over for Minnesota Democrats. After two years of calling the shots in state government — a span in which they legalized gay marriage, raised the minimum wage and launched a state-run health exchange — their new reality is one of shared control with Republicans who gained a state House majority.
According to the URL for this blog post, this is the 100th edition of "This Week's Best Bets." How time flies when you're sitting in the dark for an untold number of two-hour chunks. And what better way is there to spend the aftermath of a long election campaign drawing to a close and some of the first snowflakes promising a long, cold, harsh winter ahead?
Education officials say Minnesota schools largely prevailed in Tuesday's election with requests for operating levies.
On Saturday, Nov. 1, WCCO-TV viewers in the Twin Cities metro, and all the way to Houston in far-southeastern Minnesota, spotted a rare and mesmerizing sight, the hole punch or fall-streak cloud.
Minnesota health officials say they're currently monitoring 48 recently arrived travelers as part of their new program to watch for signs of Ebola.
A Brainerd man's family have been trying to find him since he went missing from the Clark Lake Group Home.
The leader of the House Republican majority-in-waiting says a detailed governing agenda will come later and the focus in the next two years needs to be on the practical.
The Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis has released the files of 24 priests accused of sexual abuse.
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton says he's willing to meet newly emboldened state House Republicans half way on key issues facing the state as long as they reciprocate.
More than 8,000 motorists were cited for not wearing their seat belts during a 16-day campaign in October, according to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. A preliminary report showed that 8,080 drivers and passengers were cited from Oct. 10-26 for not wearing their seat belts in the "Click It or Ticket" campaign.
A 32-year-old St. Cloud man was taken to the hospital by a passerby after crashing his SUV into a Wright County ditch.
Minnesota's pride in its voter turnout took a beating this midterm election, with only about half of eligible voters taking the trouble to show up. Unofficial numbers from the secretary of state estimate Tuesday's turnout at 50.31 percent, well below the projection of 55 to 60 percent.
