How Minnesota Protects Critical Services From Cyberattacks
As the United States warns about potential attacks from Russian hackers, Minnesota is making plans to boost cyber-security.
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As the United States warns about potential attacks from Russian hackers, Minnesota is making plans to boost cyber-security.
A jury has found a 21-year-old man guilty on one count in the death of a popular artist inside her north Minneapolis home in 2015.
During the worst part of the COVID-19 pandemic, Minnesota's long-term care facilities were so short-staffed that 400 National Guard troops had to be called in to help.
The Minneapolis School Board approved Tuesday a plan to extend the school year into late June so that students can make up class missed during the weekslong teachers strike.
A Twin Cities woman was sentenced to more than 21 years in prison for killing her ex-husband and burying him in the backyard of their St. Paul home.
Mall of America is celebrating the groundbreaking women's sports legislation ahead of the NCAA women's Final Four this weekend.
Minnesota lawmakers are mulling proposals aimed at providing relief to utility customers who are paying for surge charges incurred during a cold snap last February when a winter storm in Texas disrupted natural gas supplies.
The entrance was in ruins Tuesday, but police say the fire affected only the outside of the building. There were no reported injuries.
"It's just some of that just odd ball stuff where you'd think you'd have a lot of it, and that's the stuff that's a struggle to get," Dave Saterbak said.
Tonya Lewis wants people to understand the plight of parents who need help holding their children accountable for the crimes they commit.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is again joining his counterparts across the country in calling for more to be done to protect children from the harms linked to social media.
Foo Fighters have canceled all upcoming concert dates following the death of the band's drummer, Taylor Hawkins.
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension says it has completed their investigation of the killing of Amir Locke by Minneapolis police.
Blaze Pizza and HealthNorth each agreed to pay thousands of dollars in back pay.
