Twin Cities Teen Organizes To Make Gift Bags For Homeless
Her and her army of helpers are putting together gift bags for homeless children.
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Her and her army of helpers are putting together gift bags for homeless children.
Members of the St. Paul Winter Carnival Royal Family, Vulcans, and Klondike Kates took turns unveiling each of the four designs on Facebook on Saturday morning.
California certified its presidential election Friday and appointed 55 electors pledged to vote for President-elect Biden, officially handing him the Electoral College majority needed to win the White House.
A Chisago County sergeant was finishing a traffic stop on Friday night when his squad car was hit by a pick-up truck.
As health officials say the state may be seeing the impact of COVID exposure at Thanksgiving gatherings, another 6,337 cases and 75 deaths were reported Saturday.
It was the second day of the hunting season when Lacey Lupien, a nurse from northwestern Minnesota, harvested a giant bull elk.
A source tells WCCO St. Paul Chief Todd Axtell fired the officer who shot Washington, but that didn't satisfy many of the protesters.
A 64-year-old man who had been incarcerated at the Minnesota Correctional Facility in Faribault has died of COVID.
MNUFC Loons have given us a reason to cheer again. The Minnesota United secured their spot in the MLS Western Conference finals Thursday night with a huge defeat over #1 ranked Kansas City.
The incident happened at the building on the 200 block of Pleasant Street Southeast.
State leaders warn the community spread is impacting our long-term care facilities, and the ability to care for the people who live there.
The officer who was injured was identified Friday as Albert Lea Officer Kody Needham, who has been in law enforcement for four years.
The Mobile SUDS program is a first-of-its kind program comprised of peer recovery specialists and counselors who meet with someone seeking help to offer proactive support.
Since mid-November, when new restaurant and gym restrictions started, 50,000 Minnesotans have filed for unemployment benefits.
Commissioners said further delaying construction would hurt workers who have already arrived in northern Minnesota, and that the court has the authority to halt construction on its own should it rule in the tribes' favor.
