Minnesota Renaissance Festival Extends Their Drive-Thru Parade
The Minnesota Renaissance Festival announced Tuesday evening they would be extending their Festival on Parade.
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The Minnesota Renaissance Festival announced Tuesday evening they would be extending their Festival on Parade.
The Minnesota DNR is investigating how a cougar made its way into Bloomington.
Just because we won't see fans with Homer Hankies on TV this postseason doesn't mean they won't be swirling around!
The Vikings-Titans COVID outbreak has Minnesota high school football programs remaining vigilant.
A rape case that went unsolved for 15 years is closed because of a years-long push to test untested sexual assault kits.
The suspect who fired at St. Paul police Monday night after carjacking was shot dead in Tuesday night in St. Cloud, according to police.
A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld a six-day extension for counting absentee ballots in Wisconsin's presidential election, handing Democrats a victory in their fight to deliver the key battleground state for Joe Biden in November.
A man accused of fatally beating and strangling his wife and leaving her on the side of a road on the Red Lake Indian Reservation was sentenced Tuesday to 16 years in federal prison.
A Hibbing man has been charged with criminal vehicular homicide after a crash that led to the death of a man who was on the shoulder of Interstate 35W giving a driver directions.
Minneapolis police shot a man in the Phillips West neighborhood following a car crash early Tuesday evening.
Roughly 100 million people are expected to watch Tuesday's first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden.
A Minnetonka man and a Minneapolis woman are charged with the attempted robbery and shooting of an Edina doctor.
President Donald Trump returns to the battleground state of Minnesota Wednesday.
Gov. Tony Evers urged people throughout Wisconsin on Tuesday to "get on the same team" by taking steps to slow the spread of COVID-19, with cases statewide at their highest numbers since the pandemic started.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court weighed Tuesday whether to go along with conservatives who argue that 130,000 voters should be removed from the rolls in the hotly contested presidential battleground state, while the Democratic attorney general defended not purging them.
