New Department Of Agriculture Program Looks To Limit Farm Accidents
As harvest season approaches, the Department of Agriculture is hoping farmers take advantage of a new program to stay safe.
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As harvest season approaches, the Department of Agriculture is hoping farmers take advantage of a new program to stay safe.
The building has been sitting empty since 2005, and since that time many in the community have been asking for it to be turned into a much-needed youth center.
Candyland is just one of several stores we've seen close up shop in downtown recently. The area has seen an increase in unrest, and a drop in customers.
A northern Minnesota high school has decided to push back its first day of school due to a staffer testing positive for COVID-19.
While most Minnesota students get back to some kind of school next week, Wisconsin returned to learning this week.
St. Cloud Police reported Friday they had begun an investigation into possible sexual misconduct involving a high school gymnastics coach and girls on the team.
The victim, identified as 17-year-old Jorge Batres of Coon Rapids, was pronounced dead at the scene after being shot in the head.
Over 200 Allina health care workers at St. Francis Regional Medical Center and Abbot Northwestern Hospital have voted to authorize a two day strike, starting on Sept. 14.
Earlier in the week, Joe Biden visited southeastern Wisconsin, and met with the family of Jacob Blake, the Black man who was shot in the back by police in Kenosha.
Ahead of the holiday weekend, the Minnesota Department of Health reported 856 additional cases of COVID-19 and 10 deaths.
A man is injured after he got is arm caught in an auger on Thursday morning.
This week we are saying goodbye to one of the best storytellers ever to work in the Twin Cities. Bill Hudson's been a part of WCCO for more than 30 years.
The man, identified as 34-year-old Said Sharif Maye, is wanted of criminal vehicular homicide, as confirmed by the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office. Authorities believe he was attempting to ultimately get to Somalia.
A group called Free Minnesota Small Business Coalition argued the governor is usurping the powers of the Legislature.
So far this year, 13 people have lost their lives in boating accidents in Minnesota. That's the highest number since 2011 for this time of year.
