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A 37-year-old woman tried to stop the pontoon from striking the deck by sitting and putting her feet out to stop it, but investigators say her feet ended up sliding down, and her legs became pinched in between.
The Crow Wing County Sheriff's Office said 49-year-old Loren Hinch of Merrifield was swimming near a pontoon on Pelican Lake when he needed to be removed from the water.
"When COVID happened, at the very beginning, everyone was petrified," day care owner Julie Fees said. "To be specifically called out and asked to step up and then be eliminated because we are sole proprietors?"
Police say two groups of tubers on the Mississippi River engaged in a fight Sunday evening that eventually escalated into a stabbing. The groups comprised about 25 people total.
It was a tragic day on the Minnesota River Sunday as two people died in separate incidents in Renville County.
Gov. Tim Walz is reviving and doubling down on his Walz checks proposal, saying he now wants to give families back $2,000 and individuals back $1,000 from the record surplus.
One woman is dead and another is gravely injured after a rollover crash in northern Minnesota early Sunday morning.
After a comfortable Saturday, dangerous heat is in store for Minnesota over the next two days. It comes during Juneteenth celebrations and plenty of other weekend events in the Twin Cities.
The heat will come on Sunday and stick around through Monday. High temps will be in the 95-100 degree range, with Monday being the hotter day in the Twin Cities.
Father's Day this weekend takes on a whole new meaning for two dads in Rochester who nearly lost their son shortly after he was born.
A man was injured when a gun accidentally went off during a bar fight in Duluth on Saturday morning.
A southern Minnesota sheriff's deputy recently spent his time on the job rescuing a dehydrated baby skunk.
WCCO's Jonah Kaplan talks with the Minneapolis Federal Reserve about why interest rates are rising now and what it means for consumers.
Jensen, a family practice physician from Chaska and former state senator, criticized the board at a campaign event Monday and renewed his attack with a video he posted to Twitter Thursday night. Jensen said all five investigations were based on allegations from anonymous critics. Jensen said he has provided information to the board, but has heard nothing back in months.
Democratic Gov. Tim Walz told reporters late Thursday that talks with Republican leaders had "reached an impasse," leaving about $7.2 billion of an original $9.25 billion surplus unspent.
