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Rain battered the metro Friday night and into Saturday morning, pouring more than five inches in some areas. Eden Prairie had more than five inches, Prior Lake reported 4.75 inches, as Bloomington saw four inches and Minneapolis had 3.6 inches in some areas.
A political newcomer from Eagan is announcing plans to run for Congress as a Democrat in Minnesota's 2nd Congressional District. Thomas Craft is launching his campaign at a Saturday morning event in the State Capitol rotunda.
With the Basilica Block Party rolling into town this weekend, Kristin from Minneapolis wanted to know: Where does the term Rock 'n Roll come from?
It took a while, but a spokesperson with Target Field says they are finally making up for the business they lost early in the season.
A St. Paul man is charged in the kidnapping of a couple from a grocery store parking lot.
A line of powerful thunderstorms caused significant damage as it moved through the northwestern Minnesota city of Thief River Falls on Friday evening.
City officials are asking the public's help finding a suspect in connection to a stabbing Thursday in Minnehaha Regional Park that left a 21-year-old man in the hospital with multiple wounds.
A 27-year-old Stockton man has been charged with conspiring to deal more than 500 grams of meth. Gabriel Orion Lowther was charged with one count of conspiracy as his indictment alleges that from August 2012 to June 2013, he aimed to distribute 500 or more grams of methamphetamine.
The former Shattuck-St. Mary's teacher charged with seven counts of sexually abusing six students changed his plea to guilty on Friday, according to the Rice County Attorney. Lynn Seibel, 71, taught at the Faribault boarding school and was accused of sexually assaulting six males students from 1999 to 2003. He'll now be sentenced on Oct. 4.
The pediatric patient who received a cord blood transplant back in April in an attempt to cure HIV/AIDs has died, according to officials with the Amplatz Children's Hospital in Minneapolis. Medical officials said the 12-year-old boy, who has not been named, was born with HIV and later contracted leukemia.
Music will still be played at a north Minneapolis church despite losing its most important instrument to arson.
The fired Minnesota Senate aide alleging multiple sexual affairs at the Capitol says a sensitive list of names isn't the only evidence he has produced about relationships between legislators and staff.
Minnesota is getting a visit from the nation's education chief as he makes a pitch for expanded government spending on early childhood learning programs.
Apple juice is a popular drink for parents to give their kids, but the government is proposing new limits on the amount of arsenic found in apple juice.
St. Paul police are working on leads in a shooting in the Payne-Phalen neighborhood that left a man dead Thursday night.
