Northern Minnesota toddler severely injured in dog attack
The girl had been playing in her yard with her mother when the attack occurred.
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The girl had been playing in her yard with her mother when the attack occurred.
Many WCCO viewers across the state Saturday took part in the unofficial start to Minnesota summer -- the fishing opener.
A portion of Highway 52 is shut down on Saturday after a fatal crash in Vermillion Township.
Thunderstorms and heavy rain are possible. There's a possibility for severe weather, including tornados, in southwest and south-central parts of the state from the mid-afternoon through early evening.
Blanding's turtles have seen their numbers drop over the years, but since the Minnesota Zoo and MnDOT put up turtle fences, mortality rates in those areas have dropped up to 80%.
The local sheriff's office spotted a group walking south from the border with Canada.
The legislation would expand background checks to private gun transfers, not just purchases in federally licensed firearms dealers, and implement a "red flag" law authorizing extreme risk protection orders.
Minnesota House and Senate negotiators on Friday had their first public meeting to finalize a deal on legalizing recreational marijuana, as lawmakers near adjournment for the year.
The Cottonwood County farmer admitted in his guilty plea to purchasing conventionally farmed frains from a supplier and reselling them with the organic label.
Federal authorities have proposed new regulations that would force Minnesota's iron mining industry to slash its mercury emissions.
A Duluth man pretending to operate a law firm pleaded guilty to wire fraud on Wednesday, according to United States Attorney Andrew Luger.
Police say they found unloaded weapons in a vehicle outside the school and took a juvenile into custody.
A key DFL leader in the Senate says his caucus has the votes to pass a public safety package that includes two gun policy reforms.
A Wisconsin family's need to keep the coastline clean led to a new more perplexing task. Giving boats a well-needed shine was what drew Liz Emmer and her boys to Spirit Lake Marina this week.
The 50 new citizens come from 26 countries, including Afghanistan, Colombia, Ethiopia, Ireland, Peru, Somalia, and Vietnam.
