Missing 15-year-old found safe
Police in southern Minnesota say a 15-year-old that went missing in September has been found safe.
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Police in southern Minnesota say a 15-year-old that went missing in September has been found safe.
Volunteers from non-profits like the Salvation Army and American Red Cross are now returning home after a two-week deployment in Florida. But the work there is far from over.
The third driver was taken to Mayo Clinic and is expected to survive.
A 61-year-old North Branch woman is now awaiting sentencing later this year after being found guilty of animal cruelty.
The Minnesota governor's race heats up Tuesday night with another debate.
Trace amounts of rain, along with wind, have led to combine fires. And in some cases, those fires have spread, destroying several acres of crops.
The commercial claims that Ellison "has been anti-cop forever, cops know it." Political experts say that some of the accusations the group makes are misleading.
Near the town of Becker, university researchers are trying to see if there's a future for winter wheat and winter rye in Minnesota.
Officials in Mille Lacs County say a couple is dead in what they believe to be a carbon monoxide poisoning incident.
The warning means weather conditions are "ideal for wildfire," the DNR said. Those include strong winds and minimal humidity levels. Much of the state of Minnesota is under drought conditions.
Enbridge Energy will pay out millions in fines for water quality violations and aquifer breaches in the Line 3 pipeline construction project, according to state agencies.
On the campaign trail, Ettinger has stressed his support for abortion rights. His opponent Rep. Brad Finstad is emphasizing the economy, which he says is the top issue for voters.
Trevor Reiter entered his plea Thursday, according to court records.
The 2023 Governor's Pheasant Hunting Opener will be held in Owatonna.
Plummeting water levels in the lower Mississippi River are projected to drop even further in the weeks ahead, a projection shows, dampening the region's economic activity and potentially threatening jobs in one of the country's poorest states.
