'It Was Just Nuts': Severe Storms Leave Residents With Damage, Debris, And Outages
It's cleanup day for many in Minnesota and Western Wisconsin after a strong line of storms moved through in the early morning hours Friday.
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It's cleanup day for many in Minnesota and Western Wisconsin after a strong line of storms moved through in the early morning hours Friday.
A home in northeast Minneapolis was deemed uninhabitable after a structure fire early Saturday morning.
Squall line storms early Friday morning left thousands across the Twin Cities metro and western Wisconsin without electricity. Powerful winds uproot trees, knocked down power lines, and felled a tree branch that fatally struck a 4-year-old girl.
Officials in Mankato say a 4-year-old girl died Friday morning after a tree branch fell on the tent she was in overnight.
Friday was a celebration of the woman who was a giver and a fighter to the very end. Surrounded by her favorite music -- Motown hits -- her favorite colors worn by some of her favorite people, her life was celebrated just how she wanted it to be.
A 56-year-old St. Paul man has been charged in connection to a quadruple homicide in western Wisconsin, while on Friday authorities in Arizona reported that the other suspect had been taken into custody there.
Carter Theissen and Christian Brown are Wakefield's grandsons, who played against each other during Friday night's game. Theissen plays for Breck School as a wide receiver. Brown is a running back for Concordia Academy.
Tucked inside an unassuming storefront in downtown "Hutch," as the locals say, craftsmen delicately create cookware by the touch of their fingertips.
Early voting has started across Minnesota Friday. In Minneapolis, voters will get to decide the future of the city's police department.
A Minnesota woman is trying to make sure every caregiver the state gets a well-deserved break.
The Hudson Public Library in western Wisconsin is close Friday after sustaining significant damage from early morning storms.
"To know that some of it is preventable, and it's harder than it needs to be, it feels like quite a change from last year when we were all in this together," University of Minnesota Medical Center Dr. Andrew Olson said.
The shooting happened April 10 at about 1:30 p.m., on the 3600 block of Aldrich Avenue North. Police say a man was found shot multiple times, and was taken to an area hospital.
One of two boys who were pulled from Lake Nokomis in critical condition earlier this month has died.
Officials have identified the man fatally shot Wednesday morning in south Minneapolis as Christopher Bryant Crockom.