WisDOT: Construction Zone Worker Seriously Injured After Motorist Attempts Going Around Stopped Vehicles
Wisconsin officials say a construction zone worker is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck by motorist Monday.
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Wisconsin officials say a construction zone worker is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck by motorist Monday.
Minnesota wildlife officials are taking steps to curb a fatal brain disease among the state's wild deer.
The Benton County Sheriff's Office is looking for the driver of a car that struck and hurt two people in Mayhew Lake Township.
A controversial mountain biking trail proposed to run through Lone Lake Park in Minnetonka was approved by the Minnetonka City Council early Tuesday morning.
Conservative activist Laura Loomer is suing Rep. Rashida Tlaib over an incident that happened at a campaign event last year in Minneapolis, seeking $2 million in damages for alleged assault and battery.
The Minnesota Department of Human Services says it must repay the federal government an estimated $48 million that it paid to ineligible chemical dependency treatment providers.
A new study has ranked all U.S. states based on their DUI laws -- and Minnesota tops the list.
Prince's estate will take over management of the late rock star's studio complex near Minneapolis.
Scattered showers and possibly severe storms might rumble over the Twin Cities on Tuesday afternoon and evening.
A Maryland state senator who recently announced he's running for Congress says he didn't send a tweet describing U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar as an "illegal."
Kenneth Lilly leaded guilty Monday to opening fire on a school bus driver in the middle of a February snow storm on Interstate 35W.
For the second time in less than two years, Curtis Marc Petzel faces several criminal charges in connection to a deadly motorcycle crash.
With just one week away from the start of school for most Minnesota students, parents are now adjusting times kids go to sleep.
A WCCO-TV investigation found a manufacturing plant with repeated pollution violations has found a way to keep operating.
In Big Lake alone, police had about 150 reports of damaged cars.
