DPS: More Minnesotans Buckling Up; Record Low Seat Belt Citations Issued During Campaign
Officials say more Minnesotans are choosing to buckle up after seat belt citations dropped to a record low during the annual "Click It or Ticket" campaign.
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Officials say more Minnesotans are choosing to buckle up after seat belt citations dropped to a record low during the annual "Click It or Ticket" campaign.
The high court also is weighing another lawsuit contending Republicans passed the lame-duck measures during an illegal floor session.
Fodor's reported that they reached their decision based on the newness of the airline's fleet of planes, and the number of flights they offer.
A month after collecting $166,000 in early retirement benefits from the Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board, a veteran staffer is back at work there.
Craving a soft serve cone with pulverized bits of your favorite childhood cereal? Well, you might be able to find one this weekend.
Former candidate for Minnesota attorney general Doug Wardlow is being fined thousands of dollars after exceeding the state's spending limit in his race against Attorney General Keith Ellison.
Lillehaug says he has Parkinson's disease and won't seek re-election next year.
On the brink of its centennial anniversary, the James J. Hill Center in the heart of downtown St. Paul is slated to close.
Eagan police have identified the person involved in the instances and say the incidents appear to be a "prank" by a juvenile playing in the woods.
Professional runner and former Gopher Gabriele Grunewald died Tuesday night after a decade-long battle with a rare cancer.
A judge in Clay County has ordered a man to serve nearly 39 years in prison for the death of a North Dakota man whose remains were found buried on the defendant's Hitterdal farm.
It's one of the busiest times of the year at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota. Over the past week and a half, the center has treated more than 70 turtles-- an all-time record.
When she took over the reins at Best Buy on Tuesday, Corrie Barry became the 34th woman currently running a Fortune 500 company. That means women now make up slightly less than 7% of Fortune 500 CEOs. So, why are there so few? Good Question.
The BCA recently reported 170 overdoses across the Twin Cities over a two week span. The victim died in 17 of those cases.
A community watchdog group formed after learning a manufacturing plant exposed them to cancer-causing pollution for years.
