Car Crash Brings Down Power Pole In Savage; Section Of County Road 42 To Be Closed Wednesday
A car crash brought down a power pole overnight southwest of the Twin Cities, briefly affecting homes in the area amid subzero temperatures.
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A car crash brought down a power pole overnight southwest of the Twin Cities, briefly affecting homes in the area amid subzero temperatures.
Gregory Ulrich, 67, is in custody in connection to Tuesday's deadly shooting at a Buffalo health clinic.
When Tiffany Politte dropped her mom off at the Allina Health clinic in Buffalo Tuesday morning, she had no idea she was about to become a hero.
Minnesota's political leaders are speaking out about the shooting late Tuesday morning at Buffalo's Allina Health Clinic.
WCCO's John Lauritsen shows us how to avoid adoption scams while making sure a dog fits into your family's budget.
A Twin Cities grandmother is being honored for helping police find a little boy taken from his family.
In the 1800s, Coon Rapids was known as a place where land owners would hunt raccoons. Historians assume that is where where the city's name derives from.
The vaccine allocation represents a bump of about 5%, Minnesota Health Commissioner Jan Malcom said during a news conference.
A second case of a new, more contagious strain of the coronavirus has been detected in Wisconsin, less than a month after it was first seen, health officials said Tuesday.
A former University of St. Thomas student accused of calling in phony bomb threats targeting buildings where he was supposed to be attending class was sentenced Tuesday to a year in federal prison.
The case goes back to an incident that happened in the days after George Floyd's death, specifically Derek Chauvin's arrest on May 29.
A Little Falls man who reported his wife missing last weekend is now charged for her murder.
On Tuesday morning in Duluth, 26 anglers were rescued from Lake Superior after they got stranded on a separated sheet of ice.
Another morning of light snow and subzero cold led to more than 200 crashes on Minnesota roads, leaving some 19 motorists injured.
According to the Minnesota Department of Health, there have been 469,254 total cases confirmed in Minnesota since the start of the pandemic last March. The state's death toll is now 6,308.
