'Stay Home': Tow Truck Drivers Help Hundreds During Friday's Snow
Tow truck companies raced to keep up with the nearly 600 crashes on Minnesota roads Friday, while trying to keep safe themselves.
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Tow truck companies raced to keep up with the nearly 600 crashes on Minnesota roads Friday, while trying to keep safe themselves.
A Proctor High School student has been charged for an alleged sexual assault of a football teammate last fall.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers say they have confiscated bushmeat multiple times since December at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
A judge in Anoka County has ordered Mercy Hospital to keep a patient battling COVID-19 on a ventilator, the latest development in an ongoing legal battle with the man's family.
Starting Jan. 19, anyone looking to visit a Minneapolis or St. Paul bar, restaurant, sporting event, or any other indoor venue serving food or drink, will need to show proof of vaccination or a negative test result from a test taken within the last 72 hours.
The Cretin-Derham Hall boy's hockey team is ranked second in the state and the team is getting hot at the right time. They're a brotherhood, in a very literal sense.
An inch every hour is accumulating in the southwest late Friday morning, and areas could see more than 10 inches of snow.
A Minnesota court advisory committee met again Friday to examine whether to allow more video coverage of criminal trial proceedings, with some members expressing hesitation toward expanding the use of cameras in courts.
Another Twin Cities suburb has approved a mask mandate as the state struggles with the surge in COVID-19 cases from the Omicron variant.
Minneapolis' first Black police chief steps down this weekend.
A federal judge sentenced a Rochester man to 10 years in prison for burning a Minneapolis pawn shop during the unrest following George Floyd's murder.
The snow storm Friday led to more than 700 crashes and spinouts on Minnesota roads.
Minneapolis moved classes online Friday for the next two weeks, but students in St. Paul are still headed into the classroom.
A Minnesota state lawmaker apologized Friday for driving under the influence last weekend.
A St. Cloud man was arrested Friday for multiple outstanding warrants.
