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Union officials applaud a federal judge's ruling which allows them to continue organizing home-based child care providers in Minnesota. Judge Michael Davis on Sunday ruled a pair of lawsuits seeking to halt the unionization effort were filed prematurely. Davis dismissed both cases and refused to impose a preliminary injunction on a new law allowing the drive.
Authorities said they're looking for a suspect after a teenager suffered a life-threatening gunshot wound in St. Paul Sunday night. Police were called to the 500 block of West Charles Avenue at about 10:47 p.m. on a report of shots fired.
Authorities said four people were hurt Sunday night, including an infant, after a two-story deck collapsed in Champlin. Champlin Police responded to the 12900 block of Monticello Lane Sunday night on a report of a deck collapse.
St. Paul Police say a 53-year-old suspect was shot Sunday night and suffered non-life threatening injuries after an officer's life was in danger during an attempted arrest. Authorities were in the area of Earl Street North and Germaine Avenue East attempting to arrest Reginald Craig Sutherlin, who had active warrants and was suspected in a felony domestic assault case.
More details are expected this week on why two Minneapolis police officers were placed on administrative leave. That's when court records become available from an incident that led to their arrest at a Green Bay bar last month.
A Purple Heart earned more than 45 years ago was finally presented Sunday.
The biggest and most surprising political story of the week is that former WCCO Anchor Don Shelby is considering running for Congress against Republican Rep. Erik Paulsen in Minnesota's Third Congressional District.
A federal judge has refused to halt a drive to unionize thousands of Minnesota home day-care operators.
The search for a missing man has been called off after a body was discovered in Hugo, Minn. Sunday, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office.
St. Paul rolled out the red carpet for an annual event that brings the biggest names in Hollywood to town.
The president of a model antique car club is being remembered for her love of family and her passion for the Model T she toured the country in.
Terrell Mayes, who died two years ago in his home in north Minneapolis, would have turned 5 years old Monday.
The Minnesota Department of Corrections uses electronic monitoring to track high-risk sex offenders, as well as other offenders who are finishing out their sentences on supervised release. Thousands of alerts are generated each month, and while most are harmless, strapping a GPS bracelet on an offender's ankle does not guarantee he or she will stay out of trouble.
Pranksters who dial 911 without a real emergency to report face stiffer penalties under a Minnesota law hitting the books this week. The law effective Thursday targets those who report a fictitious emergency to 911 dispatchers with the intent of luring authorities somewhere.
A program that gives teens a firsthand military experience is coping with budget cuts due to sequestration, the automatic federal spending cuts. The U.S. Sea Cadets Twin Cities squadron teaches responsibility, dedication, even boot camp-type training drills.
