Waterville Man, 23, killed in northern Minnesota ATV crash
Investigators believe the driver of the ATV "lost control on the roadway, entered the ditch, struck a large oak tree," before ths vehicle caught fire.
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Investigators believe the driver of the ATV "lost control on the roadway, entered the ditch, struck a large oak tree," before ths vehicle caught fire.
One person is dead and two others have life-threatening injuries after a crash in Crow Wing County Saturday morning.
A South Dakota woman was killed in a crash between an SUV and a semi truck in central Minnesota Saturday morning, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.
Emani Labon, with the help of independent filmmaker Taylour Alexandria, has spent nearly the last year examining the troubling "school to prison" pipeline and how Black youth are disproportionately treated and criminalized compared to their white counterparts.
Sunday is a Next Weather Alert day due to the potential for a couple of rounds of severe weather.
An assault suspect is in custody Saturday after allegedly stealing two cars and leading authorities on a chase through multiple northwestern Minnesota counties.
President Joe Biden ordered federal assistance to areas affected by severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding in Minnesota from May 8-13.
A driver hit and killed Braxton Sorenson one week ago in Cedar Lake Township. The 15-year-old was riding his bike when he was hit.
Nov. 29 will mark 10 years since Decker, a father of four, was shot and killed outside Winners Bar. It's a day Rosella Decker will never forget. These days she often visits her son's gravesite in St. Nicholas.
A baby boy who was injured in a three-vehicle crash in Isanti County on July 1 has died, State Patrol says.
The Canada Border Services Agency says the program will restart soon and that the reopening date will be posted on its website once it has been confirmed.
Some morning showers will give way to a sun/cloud mix later Friday morning.
Minnesota veterans who served in the two decades following the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks can now apply for one-time bonuses approved by the Minnesota Legislature this year.
This summer, the engineering company WSB is trolling across Normandale Lake in Bloomington, using their electro-fishing boat to stun the invasive fish below.
A Minnesota resident is among the latest defendants indicted in a wide-ranging probe of what American officials describe as increasingly aggressive efforts by the Chinese government to seek out, silence and threaten pro-democracy activists abroad.
