Update: Missing Coon Rapids Man Found Safe
The Minnesota BCA announced Wednesday that Copeland was found safe in St. Louis County, about 215 miles away from Coon Rapids.
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The Minnesota BCA announced Wednesday that Copeland was found safe in St. Louis County, about 215 miles away from Coon Rapids.
St. Olaf College is one step closer to confirming that a painting that hung on campus for decades is the work of a Norwegian master.
Dreading a repeat of last year's April snowstorm, which dumped 15 inches of snow on the Twin Cities? Well, the latest forecast for the coming storm, which is on track to hit Minnesota on Wednesday, says the metro won't see nearly as much snow this time around. Instead, the forecast calls for a sloppy mix of rain, sleet and snow.
The man arrested at Duluth East High School last week has been charged with threatening violence and possessing a machine gun conversion kit.
Jessica Espy loves the challenge of teaching advanced placement chemistry at Mounds View High School.
Tenants of Minneapolis' Northrop King Building, Minnesota's largest art complex, is cleaning up the mess after someone burglarized the shared space.
This week's snow and rain could drop six to 12 inches of water on the ground.
When a standout Minnesota college hockey player took his own life, his family wondered what they might have missed.
A Minnesota man is now on USA Gymnastics' list of suspended members.
A clearer picture is emerging of the spring snowstorm headed toward Minnesota, and weather officials are describing it as "potentially historic."
The former Minneapolis Police Officer shot and killed Justine Ruszczyk Damond in July of 2017. She was shot in an alley near Noor's squad car.
The Final Four is over, but the effect the tournament had on the city of Minneapolis is just beginning.
Where photos once showed happiness, a somber courtroom held only heartbreak, and the emotional words of a family ripped apart.
The annual report by the industry group Clean Energy Economy Minnesota says more than 61,000 residents now work in clean energy industries.
While most of us are ready to put our winter gear in storage, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says snow in April is actually pretty common for Minnesota.
