The Bills Left Behind By The 2019 Legislative Session
From January to May, state lawmakers introduced nearly 6,000 bills -- the most in state history. Only 65 of them actually passed in the regular session.
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From January to May, state lawmakers introduced nearly 6,000 bills -- the most in state history. Only 65 of them actually passed in the regular session.
An 11-year-old girl has a message from her hospital bed for the man who nearly killed her.
The ranks of Democratic White House hopefuls backing impeachment proceedings grew on Wednesday following a rare public statement from special counsel Robert Mueller that made clear his Russia report didn't exonerate President Donald Trump.
The protest comes after a series of assaults at the facility which houses psychiatric patients, many of them sent directly from local jails.
It's estimated that about 350,000 tons of road salt are used each year in the Twin Cities. It also doesn't help when winter weather lingers into spring.
War has its way of forgetting the people it affects the most. Iraqi-Minnesotan Jamal Ali isn't about to let that happen.
The group Gender Justice announced the launch of their campaign "UnRestrict Minnesota."
Two western Wisconsin middle schoolers are doing something no adults have been able to tackle.
As Hennepin County's population has expanded -- nearly doubling since 1950 -- the number of sirens has increased.
A California man protesting without a permit at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport on Monday was charged with trespassing after police say he refused to leave.
A 39-year-old Minneapolis woman faces murder charges in connection to a fatal stabbing in downtown Minneapolis over the weekend.
The Minnesota State Patrol says two people are in the hospital with injuries after a crash on Interstate 94 in Minneapolis Wednesday.
A new report shows the state crime labs' efforts to review tests of unanalyzed rape kits delayed more than 300 active cases last year.
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have received a $3.7 million grant for a study that could lead to earlier, more accurate diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder.
The Minnesota Department of Health has unveiled a plan, called "END HIV MN", which has the goal of ending the HIV epidemic in Minnesota.
