Abortion Rights Supporters Rally In St. Paul
On Tuesday, thousands of pro-choice supporters rallied at the state capitol to let their voices be heard.
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On Tuesday, thousands of pro-choice supporters rallied at the state capitol to let their voices be heard.
Saying that college wasn't the right fit, Chris Van Antwerp pursued a trade career. After ten years of employment with a local machine shop, he made a switch – and started working at Comfort Matters Heating and Cooling.
Minnesota lawmakers adjourned their 2019 legislative session at midnight Monday with little to show for it. Governor Tim Walz is now preparing to call a special session so the legislature can finish its work.
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers says he'll veto four Republican-authored anti-abortion bills if they reach his desk.
As veteran Sen. Tom Bakk puts it, the 2019 regular session at the Minnesota Capitol ended with a whimper.
The USDA says only 56% of Minnesota's corn was planted-- and 10 days behind the five-year average. This compares to the five-year average of planting 83% of the corn.
The lawsuit filed Tuesday in Manhattan federal court asks a judge to block a rule by the Department of Health and Human Services that is scheduled to take effect in July.
Residents in Hugo are being alerted by authorities after a loaded handgun was lost near an elementary school Monday morning.
Officials in Carver County say an 8-year-old boy was taken to the hospital with burns after a water heater explosion Sunday.
As high school seniors go from figuring out where they're going to college, to figuring out how they'll pay for it, many juggle math equations balancing loans, savings, and scholarship opportunities.
Cass County Sheriff Tom Burch said that police were contacted about a medical emergency at Woodland Resort, which is on Kabekona Bay in Shingobee Township.
SWAT and Crisis Negotiation teams have responded to and are actively working an incident in Chisago City Tuesday morning.
A report by the Metropolitan Council shows that since 2010, Minneapolis and St. Paul have gained the most residents. That's the case for many surrounding suburbs as well.
WCCO pored over police reports and found officers uncovered at least 18 credit card skimmers last year in cities from Burnsville to Eden Prairie to Maplewood.
Meredith Fergus with the Minnesota Office of Higher Education recommends not taking out more than a student's expected first-year salary, take out less every year and don't put college loans ahead of retirement savings.
