Wisconsin Recruit Found Dead In Fort Jackson Barracks, 8 Months After Minnesotan's Death
A basic combat training soldier from Wisconsin has been found dead in his barracks at a South Carolina base.
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A basic combat training soldier from Wisconsin has been found dead in his barracks at a South Carolina base.
A new CBS battleground tracker poll shows former Vice President Joe Biden with a nine point lead over President Donald Trump in Minnesota.
Big Ten football might be making a comeback.
Minneapolis Police are investigating a shooting that took place overnight in downtown.
On Sunday, Minnesota Department of Health reported an additional 741 cases of COVID-19 and 13 deaths.
The Minnesota Vikings say the family of George Floyd will be inside U.S. Bank Stadium for Sunday's home opener against the Green Back Packers.
The Minnesota Vikings are getting ready to take on the Green Bay Packers in a very unusual border battle.
This is all happening over the backdrop of new data that shows, from Aug. 21 to Sept. 4, 73 high school athletes who tested positive and 735 students who came into close contact with a positive case.
The same poll shows Sen. Tina Smith with a nine-point lead over her Republican challenger Jason Lewis.
The document was made public on the same day that Chauvin and three other former officers appeared in court for a hearing on the prosecution's request to hold a joint trial.
The incident happened on the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus, near 14th Avenue Southeast and 8th Street Southeast.
Photojournalist Brad Earley was at Hallie Q. Brown Community Center to see how people are putting "good energy into action."
Few details were immediately available, but police say the shooting happened on the 800 block of Lawson Avenue East, near the intersection with North Mendota Street.
Hundreds gathered on the State Capitol steps Saturday to show their support for law enforcement. Tensions built briefly when counter-protesters showed up.
The most consistent weapon the Minnesota Vikings have drawn against Aaron Rodgers since he became Green Bay's quarterback has been a defense built around a relentless pass rush and revved up by a raucous home crowd.