115 Cats Rescued From Hoarding Situation; Several Ready For Adoption
The Animal Humane Society rescued 115 cats from filthy conditions in a small mobile home Tuesday. Images show the cats in dirty cages with matted fur and old food.
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The Animal Humane Society rescued 115 cats from filthy conditions in a small mobile home Tuesday. Images show the cats in dirty cages with matted fur and old food.
Things are getting real at U.S. Bank Stadium – the Final Four floor is now in place for the NCAA men's basketball tournament.
A former Shakopee superintendent has been sentenced to two years in prison for soliciting bribes from a construction company interested in school district contracts.
Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald said that it was an administrative decision and it did not come as a result of any sort of threats or incidents.
Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis is going to be buzzin' with activity during the Final Four weekend, and we now know the music lineup of the NCAA Tip-Off Tailgate.
Police say a man was arrested Friday morning in Wright County after he was involved in a four-vehicle crash that left one woman dead.
The National Ground Water Association estimates that people living in more than 300 counties across 10 states, including Minnesota, have their groundwater threatened from bacterial and industrial contamination carried by floodwaters.
Police say an 88-year-old St. Charles woman who was reported missing has been found dead.
It didn't take long for a New York City councilman's claim that he's the world's tallest male politician to draw some challenges.
Authorities say a northern Minnesota man missing since early February was found Friday after in Texas, near the Mexico border.
North Dakota's largest city is back in the sandbag-filling business with a new crop of volunteers after a five-year break from warding off major Red River floods.
The trial for a former Minneapolis police officer charged with murder is set to begin on Monday.
Officials have identified the man who died Wednesday after a struggle with police in southern Minnesota.
Investigators say the bus was taking a left turn and struck Marcia Schmidt while she was in the crosswalk.
A grown-up grilled cheese sandwich. A "Mimosa Mary." A 2-foot-long "Boom Stick" hot dog. Those were just some of the new eats and drinks available at Thursday's home opener at Target Field, when the Twins topped Cleveland 2-0.
