Opioid Overdoses Have Spiked In Minnesota During Pandemic
The opioid epidemic led to a record number of drug overdoses in the United States last year. The spike is happening in Minnesota, too.
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The opioid epidemic led to a record number of drug overdoses in the United States last year. The spike is happening in Minnesota, too.
Small town pride rings true in Lanesboro, thanks to a telephone.
The rain just kept pouring in parts of Minnesota and Western Wisconsin Wednesday night.
Prominent leaders in the social justice community are rallying in support of DFL state Rep. John Thompson.
The federal government is set to start sending monthly boosted child tax credit payments to families across the United States Thursday, and more than half a million Minnesota families are expected to benefit.
Minneapolis police and federal investigators are teaming up to find the people who robbed a U.S. mail truck Tuesday afternoon.
As of now, children 12 and under are not eligible to receive any COVID-19 vaccines currently in distribution.
The owners of the Seven Points development announced Wednesday that they're removing the garden over concerns of violence, property destruction, arson, and noise ordinance violations in the area.
Authorities in Bloomington are investigating after several people were shot at overnight in a party bus.
A 55-year-old Lino Lakes man and self-professed supporter of President Donald Trump has been sentenced to a half-decade of probation for attacking an elderly couple over a Joe Biden sign. He will not be able to vote until the probation terms are filled.
A St. Paul man is accused of a series of credit card thefts at medical clinics and retail stores throughout the metro.
The Minnesota State Fair is looking to hire more than 1,000 workers for this year's get-together.
The defense team for Kim Potter, the ex-Brooklyn Center police officer charged with killing Daunte Wright, has filed a motion opposing cameras in the courtroom during her trial.
A 22-year-old Minneapolis man faces felony charges of arson and damage to property for allegedly lighting a dumpster on fire in Uptown earlier this month, causing tens of thousands of dollars in damage to a restaurant.
