Ice Castles Not Returning To Minnesota This Winter Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
A popular winter attraction will not be returning to the Twin Cities this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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A popular winter attraction will not be returning to the Twin Cities this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Over one million absentee ballots have been accepted so far in Minnesota, according to the latest data from the Minnesota Secretary of State website.
President Donald Trump has scheduled a rally Saturday in a conservative Milwaukee suburb, just nine days before the election.
The Minnesota State Patrol says a fatal crash involving a semi and passenger car has prompted the closure of eastbound Highway 36 to the east of the Twin Cities Friday morning.
Chris Hirte spent five months in a hospital, two of them on a ventilator, before moving to the transitional care unit in Osseo for the final two months of around-the-clock care.
As we get closer to the election, politicians are doing what they can to get your vote. But over 40 years ago, a mayor in the northern Minnesota town of Kinney did what she could to get her city a new water system. That meant seceding from the union.
It's been more than 200 days since Minnesota schools first closed due to COVID. As winter approaches and cases rise, health officials warn the effects of the pandemic are wearing on us.
The judge in the George Floyd case has dropped one of the murder charges for former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who continues to face a more serious murder charge, along with a manslaughter charge. The charges for the other three officers in the case also stand.
Rick Duncan retired in April 2018, citing health reasons. The county began investigating claims after a female employee came forward with the allegations against Duncan.
It's a toss-up race bringing national attention to Minnesota. Political groups have poured millions of dollars into the 7th Congressional District.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota is suing the state, alleging prison officials have not taken adequate precautions to protect inmates from COVID-19.
A health department spokesperson told WCCO you'll be contacted within two days of the state receiving positive results. If that doesn't happen, there's a glitch in the system.
After nearly 7 years, two western Wisconsin families finally have answers as to who, police believe, killed their loved ones.
Community members say this is what they wanted all along, charges they believe have a chance of leading to a guilty verdict.
Governor Tim Walz on Thursday announced the appointment of Jerrod Shermoen as a District Court Judge in Minnesota's Ninth Judicial District.
