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State officials say 16 Minnesota DVS exam stations will be reopened for a majority of services on May 19, with class D road tests resuming on May 26 for motorists who have had appointments canceled.
On Thursday, the Minnesota Department of Health reported a significant jump in processed COVID-19 tests, reaching a new one-day high.
Authorities in western Wisconsin say a volunteer firefighter was suspended from his duties this week after he was arrested for allegedly setting a string of grass fires.
The Minnesota Congressional Delegation has released a video Friday urging those who have fully recovered from coronavirus (COVID-19) to donate plasma to help fight the virus.
Add the Twin Cities Pride weekend to the list of events going virtual this year.
Authorities in central Minnesota are searching for a man following an early morning stabbing that left another man dead.
Although life has been at a standstill for the past two months due to COVID-19, our homes don't stop aging from the normal wear and tear.
Gov. Tim Walz's decision to let his stay-at-home order expire could trigger the necessary bipartisan cooperation needed to pass his $2 billion bonding bill.
WCCO bought a plane ticket in order to go past MSP Airport security and see the empty boarding spaces firsthand.
While some are ready to worship side-by-side again, that may continue to be on hold. But many religious leaders have found faith defies physical spaces.
The good news is there's no evidence they can spread COVID-19. The bad news is it's not clear when they'll go away.
Prosecutors charged an 18-year-old man Wednesday with shooting and wounding a St. Cloud police officer who was trying to arrest him — a shooting that sparked unrest after rumors surfaced that police had shot two black men.
Owner Leslie Bock told WCCO that last week she made the decision to sell Betty Danger's - even after coming out of their most profitable year.
Two people are in the Ramsey County Jail after the sheriff's office says they assaulted and kidnapped a woman, and attempted to get ransom money from her friends and family.
About 100 of the normal 1500 horses are now stabled and training to begin a shortened and far different season; provided the state allows starting gates to open in less than four weeks.
