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The only states that ranked better were number-one Georgia -- which was cited for its low cost of living, unemployment rate, and its favorable ranking on job growth -- followed by New Hampshire, Utah, and Vermont.
Minnesota ranked as the 26th safest state, sandwiched between fellow Midwestern states Kansas and South Dakota.
Th charges stem from a court date Berry allegedly skipped in June. When he called to ask questions about his court appearance, Berry became angry and threatened to "shoot up the place," the U.S. Attorney's Office said.
UnitedHealth Group Inc. is the first insurer to report earnings every quarter, and analysts see it as a bellwether for the sector. Revenue climbed to $72.34 billion from $65.12 billion, which also topped $71.54 billion expected by industry analysts.
What took foresters 20 years is now possible in less than five, thanks to lidar technology.
Eveleth is also home to the world's largest hockey stick- which is fitting considering how much success they've had on the ice.
As travelers roll through TSA checkpoints at MSP Airport, an average of at least one per week this year has carried with them a prohibited item that puts passengers and staff at risk.
Two young brothers, home alone in their Rochester apartment, were the victims of a terrifying home invasion Tuesday night.
An attorney for a North Dakota photography business that abruptly went out of business and left many wedding couples in limbo said Wednesday the company is working to release photos and images, It's unclear whether customers who paid in advance for uncompleted work will be refunded.
An iconic cluster of restaurants in South Minneapolis is weathering a difficult time.
Live music is back in the Twin Cities. But fans may not know that many venues have their COVID-19 protocols set by the artist that's coming to town.
The man charged with murder and attempted murder in the St. Paul bar shooting last weekend has a long criminal history, and court records show 33-year-old Terry Brown should never have had a gun.
This year's historic drought is hurting two of Minnesota most important natural resources: water and trees.
The Minnesota Legislature this year approved a new state office dedicating time and resources to missing and murdered Indigenous people, the first of its kind in the country that advocates hope will be replicated nationwide.
Storms are moving into western Minnesota, prompting tornado warnings.
