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State Rep. John Thompson says he was reacting as a concerned father when he showed up to a traffic stop involving his adult daughter on Sunday.
"My hope is that it's one of the biggest years, and everybody's excited to get back together," Felix Foster said.
Officials in Beltrami County in northern Minnesota have issued a state of emergency due to flooding in the area.
As wildfires sweep across the southwestern United States, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency says that fewer wildfires are expected in the Upper Midwest in 2022.
Among the signs that your trees have been infested with emerald ash borer: pay attention to the bark. If it looks like, where the bark should be, it's exposed, that's usually a sign of an infestation. Also if you see small holes drilled into the tree would be another sign.
The Dakota County Medical Examiner's Office listed Carlson's cause of death as "positional asphyxia complicating acute fentanyl toxicity."
The latest figures from the Minnesota Department of Health place the total case count at 1,447,575, which includes 64,792 tracked reinfections.
U.S. wildlife officials have agreed to craft a new habitat plan for the snow-loving Canada lynx that could include more land in Colorado and other western states where the rare animals would be protected, according to a legal agreement made public Tuesday.
The future of Hennepin County Sheriff Dave Hutchinson's peace officer license will go before a judge in September.
A federal judge in Minnesota on Tuesday threw out a lawsuit by eight former hockey players alleging sexual abuse by a college and youth coach in the 1980s, suggesting in the order that the case might be better served in state courts.
The Minnesota House has passed a bill to replenish the state's unemployment insurance trust fund and get bonuses to frontline workers, in a potential breakthrough after months of stalemate.
Ellison says the Utah-based companies used deceptive and predatory practices to sell homeowners residential solar panels that cost far more than they should have.
The American Society of Civil Engineers estimates that tens of billions of dollars will need to be spent on infrastructure over the next 20 years.
The identities of the jurors in the Kim Potter trial will be released on Friday, along with other trial documents.
As inflation continues to raise food prices, a local nonprofit is seeing an uptick in the number of people participating in its bulk buying program.
