Little Falls Man Found Guilty On All Four Counts Of Murder
The Little Falls, Minn. man who shot and killed two teenagers after they broke into his home has been found guilty of all four counts of premeditated murder.
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The Little Falls, Minn. man who shot and killed two teenagers after they broke into his home has been found guilty of all four counts of premeditated murder.
A 37-year-old White Earth man has been indicted and is accused of producing, receiving and possessing child pornography. On Tuesday in federal court, Corey Victor Bevins was charged with three counts of production of child pornography, five counts of receipt of child pornography and one count of possession of child pornography.
Minnesota lawmakers are hoping to minimize any lapse in the state's online voter registration system. A judge ruled Monday that the portal be shut off because Secretary of State Mark Ritchie lacked the power to set it up unilaterally.
Some Minnesotans eligible for private insurance plans through the MNsure health care exchange may qualify for retroactive coverage, credits or cost-sharing reductions. Two categories of people are eligible.
There's a lot that you can say about this winter. Some of the words are even fit for print. While it's undeniable that many of us have had our fill of the cold, spring-winter (I call it "Sprinter") has been a boon for at least some industries across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Northfield Police say a body found on farm property over the weekend was a man previously reported missing. Christopher Nevin, 44, had last been seen on April 5, when he left home on foot without his cell phone or his wedding ring.
There are just two days left in April, and we are still seeing snow after a few days of consistent rainfall throughout the Twin Cities. But it's nothing compared to what happened almost one year ago.
A Minnesota Senate panel has approved legislation that would legalize medical marijuana. The chamber's Committee on State and Local Government advanced the legislation after questions on how a program would be set up and run.
Canterbury Park officials announced Tuesday plans to build a $2.5 million event and expo center that will make their available event space the fourth largest in the Twin Cities. The plans unveiled Tuesday were for a 30,000 square foot structure that would give Canterbury Park more than 100,000 square feet in event space.
Political calculations are complicating consideration of a public works financing package. It's a marquee bill being closely watched from water-starved Worthington to the campgrounds-in-waiting at the new Lake Vermilion State Park.
A new report breaks down the amount the average American couple spends on their wedding day -- and the result may make eloping sound like a pretty good plan.
If you've ever wanted to live within the hallowed halls of Prince lore, or if you just want a convenient way to escape this state where "Sometimes It Snows in April," you may be in luck. Provided you have a few million just collecting dust, the Purple One has put his house in Spain up on the market.
April is Autism Awareness Month and for the 19th year, the Autism Society of Minnesota is hosting an open conference to help talk about this puzzling disease. Jonah Weinberg, the executive director of the Autism Society of Minnesota, joined the WCCO This Morning show on Tuesday to talk about the event.
Everyone wants to look good at their most important moments -- their weddings, big parties or work events. Many will spend hundreds to get our hair and nails done, but when it comes to makeup, we'll usually do it at home.
Target hired a new chief information officer to help overhaul its data security systems in the wake of a massive pre-Christmas data breach. The Minneapolis-based discounter said Tuesday that it named outsider Bob DeRodes, who has 40 years of experience in information technology and replaces Beth Jacob.
