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Actress Lori Loughlin was in court Wednesday afternoon in connection with an alleged scheme in which wealthy parents paid bribes to get their children into top colleges. The scandal is prompting anger and disbelief among local high school students and college consulting firms.
Amid the water, ice is still a nuisance around the Twin Cities -- especially on side streets, in alleyways and on private residence sidewalks.
Rain, like what's been falling on Wednesday and is likely to repeat on Thursday, can get absorbed by snow pack that's leftover on the roof, almost like a sponge.
Obama has been touring the country with her new book, "Becoming," and will be sharing about experiences that have shaped her.
A Hennepin County deputy has pleaded guilty to two felony charges accusing him of child sex crimes.
President Trump announced Wednesday that all Boeing 737 Max planes will be grounded "effective immediately," after the second such deadly plane crash in five months.
Construction crews are working 24 hours a day to complete the Red Wing Bridge before Mississippi River levels rise.
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announced Wednesday a new neighborhood park has been added to the park system on the city's south side, and officials are looking for ideas from the public to help name it.
The St. Louis County attorney says an investigation into a fatal police shooting in Duluth in January shows the gunman who fired at officers took his own life before an officer returned fire.
The top Republican in the Minnesota House says a legislative auditor's report shows that fraud is pervasive within the state's Child Care Assistance Program.
It's been three years since the University of Minnesota's corpse flower bloomed, and it's set to do so in the coming days.
Minnesota lawmakers and volunteers for Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America rallied at the state capitol Wednesday to demand hearings on gun safety bills.
On March 13th, 1961, the common loon was adopted as Minnesota's official state bird.
After decades in St. Paul, a restaurant is shutting its doors.
A new study finds that Twin Cities drivers don't even crack the top 10 in far as aggressiveness.
