Grain elevator fire in northwestern Minnesota town leads to water ban, school closures
Residents of a small Minnesota town were asked to go without water as firefighters from 17 departments battled a huge blaze that destroyed a grain elevator.
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Residents of a small Minnesota town were asked to go without water as firefighters from 17 departments battled a huge blaze that destroyed a grain elevator.
A homeowner died in a fire in northern Minnesota earlier this month, authorities said.
A southeastern Minnesota high school teacher and track coach is accused of having sex with several minor students, court documents filed Thursday reveal.
A convoy started on social media has exceed expectations as hundreds gather from all over to honor the fallen first responders.
A 32-year-old woman faces charges for allegedly killing 76-year-old Gary Lehmeyer earlier this month in Faribault.
Firefighters and police officers traded in their uniforms for hockey sticks as the puck dropped at the 8th annual Guns-N-Hoses Charity Hockey Game.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has issued a reminder to be cautious on lakes, as pressure ridges have been materializing on lakes across the state.
An investigation is underway after an inmate died at Crow Wing County Jail.
New charges have been filed relating to the investigation of a murdered Faribault man.
WCCO wondered how the state's largest wild animal is faring in such an usual winter.
How about an outdoor baseball game in February? It's happening at a college in Winona and it's not just our warm, winter weather that's making it possible.
"The Daily Show" correspondent Michael Kosta spent a day in Duluth to learn more about why climate scientists are hailing this frigid city as a climate change safe haven.
"While 911 services remain operational, if you're an AT&T user and encounter difficulties reaching out, please use an alternative device on a different carrier or a landline to contact 911," DPS said.
Crews from several cities battled a fire at two historic buildings Wednesday night on New Prague's Main Street.
Matt Ruge grew up in Wabasha, the river city two hours south of the Twin Cities with only 2,500 people in it. In a small town like this one, word traveled fast when one of their own was killed in the line of duty early Sunday morning.
