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For many in south Minneapolis, it's hard if not impossible to describe the terrible sadness and shock in wake of Sunday's triple homicide and suicide.
First responders say a 2-year-old boy is alive thanks to a quick-thinking stranger.
The U.S. Postal Service alone says it will bring more than 20 million packages per day to people's homes. But, will the delivery person let you know your gifts have arrived? What are the companies policies when it comes to dropping off your goods? Good Question.
Investigators are searching for two shoplifters who sprayed chemicals at store employees on Black Friday in Blaine.
The new head of the Department of Human Services apologized to taxpayers Monday for more than $100-million in spending mistakes.
Families in the Northland are digging out from a major winter storm that dumped nearly 22 inches of snow on Duluth over Thanksgiving weekend.
Authorities in St. Louis County say a driver slid into a moving train Monday afternoon after being unable to stop due to icy road conditions.
A new exhibit highlights the history and strength of the Native American communities of Minnesota.
Authorities in Stearns County say a detached garage sustained $250,000 worth of damages after an early morning fire Sunday.
Days after a storm blew through the metro area, Saint Paul Public Works announced they will plow residential streets on Tuesday, Dec. 3 and Wednesday, Dec. 4.
The Minneapolis Fire Department has completed its investigation into a fire that killed five people at the Cedar High Apartments last week.
Authorities in Morrison County say a man was injured after a single-vehicle crash Friday afternoon.
The Minnesota Department of Health announced it will add two qualifying conditions to the state's medical cannabis program.
Police are on the scene of a "critical incident" at a suburban Milwaukee high school, but say the building is safe and a suspect is in custody.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says the time of waiting and debating are over, and action on climate change is needed.
