Minnesotans Look To Avoid Heat Injury As Blistering Temperatures Continue
Although some welcome the heat and humidity, Minnesotans need to watch out for ways to keep the heat from causing a medical emergency.
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Although some welcome the heat and humidity, Minnesotans need to watch out for ways to keep the heat from causing a medical emergency.
Minneapolis Public Schools will bring back students for the last day of classes Friday after moving some of its schools to distance learning earlier in the week due to excessive heat.
Gov. Tim Walz told reporters that he's hoping they can get the work done during a special session that he will call for Monday, which could last several days.
Crews worked to put out a house fire in north Minneapolis on Thursday afternoon.
Authorities seized more than 20 pounds of methamphetamine, 2 pounds of cocaine and thousands of dollars while executing search warrants related to a drug investigation in the Twin Cities.
In a sign of what Republicans might attempt when the House returns next week from recess, the National Republican Congressional Committee tweeted Thursday, "@Housedemocrats must vote to strip anti-Semite @IlhanMN of her committee assignments."
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is working to slow the effects of climate change in forests along the North Shore.
He was not wearing a seat belt, according to authorities, and investigators suspect alcohol was a factor.
It's a welcome sight for downtown Minneapolis, as people are out and about again to enjoy the farmers market on Nicollet Mall and events in Peavey Plaza.
Hillcrest Development purchased the 107-year-old factory, which includes a nine-story tower, two years ago for $2.1 million.
Eric Nelson's request for a new trial for Derek Chauvin is fairly routine, but the request to investigate the jury is not.
The funeral for Winston Smith, a Black man fatally shot by deputies in a Minneapolis parking ramp earlier this month, is scheduled for this weekend.
Three former partners at a St. Cloud law firm are suing the firm's president after he fired them and other employees he felt supported former President Donald Trump.
On Thursday, the state health department reported 175 newly confirmed positive cases and seven new deaths due to the virus in the last 24 hours, from about 17,341 newly completed tests.
According to a new survey, Minneapolis is increasingly among the world's most livable cities, even amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
