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Union airport operating engineers from the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport voted on Wednesday to authorize a strike if negotiations with the Metropolitan Airports Commission break down next month.
One person was killed in a fire at a St. Paul fourplex Wednesday morning -- the city's second fire-related fatality this month.
Airport officials in the Twin Cities say that the busiest travel day this holiday season looks to be Sunday.
Fresh Express is recalling 10 brands of salad mixes sold in 19 states, including Minnesota, after listeria was found in a sample test of one of the products.
Hutchinson man accused of dragging a police officer with his truck and hitting him with a hammer learned his fate in court on Wednesday.
Officials at North St. Paul High School say a "no transition protocol" was implemented briefly Wednesday morning after a juvenile who was not enrolled at the school entered the building.
A 61-year-old Duluth man has been arrested and charged with several criminal sexual conduct counts after victim-survivors came forward, according to authorities in St. Louis County.
State officials say a computer issue that affected employees from several state agencies from accessing their work computers has been fixed.
Police in eastern Minnesota said "thieves went on a crime spree" Wednesday morning that included stealing a car.
A 22-year-old Duluth man is in custody after he allegedly fled authorities multiple times in a stolen vehicle Tuesday.
As the pandemic ravaged the country, deaths from drug overdoses surged by nearly 30%, climbing to a record high. The drug crisis has also diversified from an overwhelmingly white affliction to killing people of color with staggering speed.
The latest figures from the Minnesota Department of Health bring the total case count to 992,851, which includes 12,451 reinfections. So far, 10,254 deaths have been attributed to the virus.
A Minnesota State Senator is calling on Hennepin County Sheriff Dave Hutchinson to resign, after he pleaded guilty to a fourth-degree DWI following a rollover crash in central Minnesota earlier this month.
A recent study by Consumer Affairs shows Wisconsin has the third-worst roads in the nation.
Wednesday is off to a cold and fairly quiet start, but warmer temperatures and possible snow are in the forecast.
