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Tattersall Distilling announced they will be building a second location in Wisconsin, a decision they say is driven by Minnesota's "restrictive" liquor laws.
Top Minnesota officials are touting the state's vaccination efforts as more than 2 million COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered. It comes on the same day as the state officially breached 500,000 virus cases.
A man suspected of killing two co-workers at a Wisconsin grocery distribution warehouse before fatally shooting himself was a 41-year-old from suburban Milwaukee, a law enforcement official said Thursday.
Deadly shootings in Atlanta Tuesday highlight an increase of attacks targeting Asian Americans nationwide.
In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen takes us to an Irish heritage center unlike any other in the Midwest.
It's been just over a week since Gov. Tim Walz gave the greenlight to plan those summer weddings, at 50% capacity anyway.
Homeowners and business owner have complained about the shootings in the area. Some say they feel like they are being held hostage in their own neighborhood.
The state Supreme Court on Wednesday pulled a Wisconsin judge from the bench after he was charged with multiple counts of possession of child pornography.
A 66-year-old pilot from Minnesota walked away uninjured after his plane became entangled in power lines in Wisconsin Wednesday.
Dangerously cold temperatures in mid-February had a chilling effect on natural gas prices, costing CenterPoint Energy, the state's largest natural gas company, $500 million in just 10 days and nearly doubling customer bills as a result.
The St. Patrick's Day parade, put on by the St. Paul St. Patrick's Association, hosted their first parade since 2019.
Dr. George Morris returns for the fifth week of Clarifying COVID, where we catch up on the latest pandemic developments.
The previously seated jurors were re-questioned following news of the multi-million dollar settlement between the city of Minneapolis and George Floyd's family.
Seven jurors seated last week in the Derek Chauvin trial were re-questioned Wednesday following the news of the City of Minneapolis' $27 million settlement with the family of George Floyd.
The bill to restore the statue passed out of committee Wednesday and will go to the Senate floor for a vote.
