Free COVID-19 Testing Sites Coming To Six Minnesota Cities Next Week
State health officials have announced the next group of cities to host free COVID-19 testing sites next week.
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State health officials have announced the next group of cities to host free COVID-19 testing sites next week.
While presidential political rallies are meant to energize each party's base, they have also become increasingly emotionally charged.
A horse trailer tipped over on southbound Interstate 35E early Thursday morning in St. Paul.
Minnesota's trees are extra stressed this season -- which is a good thing for impatient fall color enthusiasts.
There is hope that help could be on the way for one if the industries hit hardest by COVID-19.
"What we have done for Minnesota, if we lose Minnesota, I am never coming back," President Trump said.
A Twin Cities father is sharing his heavy loss with the hope it will lead others to find help. St. Paul firefighter Tommy McDonough died from suicide last month. He was 28 years old.
Some Twin Cities teachers are demanding changes to keep everyone safe in school.
A 27-year-old Maplewood man is expected to be charged with indecent exposure and lewd behavior after an incident at a Hugo elementary school parking lot.
A 23-year-old man is facing murder charges for a fatal weekend shooting on St. Paul's Grand Avenue.
Early television ratings show a steep drop from 2016 in the number of people who watched the first 2020 Presidential debate. That might be because viewers thought it was out-of-control, with more insults and information. How bad was it?
The letter calls for Frey to create a plan of action to make public safety a priority, to get people back downtown, and help businesses survive.
There's a new space opening at the Mall of America that's helping some local business owners get a fresh start in a difficult year.
Police in St. Cloud shot and killed a man suspected of exchanging gunfire with St. Paul Police and carjacking a St. Paul woman.
A federal judge on Wednesday rejected a challenge by Republican U.S. Senate candidate Jason Lewis to Minnesota's coronavirus restrictions, turning aside the former congressman's arguments that the rules unconstitutionally limit his freedom to campaign.
