DPS: Stop Recording & Posting Videos Of Road Conditions Behind The Wheel
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety's Traffic Office is telling people to stop talking about it online while driving.
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The Minnesota Department of Public Safety's Traffic Office is telling people to stop talking about it online while driving.
Target is recalling a pair of children's boots over concerns that an attached unicorn horn might come off and pose a choking hazard for children.
Two students have been charged following an altercation with police at Owatonna Senior High School this week that stemmed from racist comments made on social media.
Sweet Martha's Cookie Jar is consistently the Minnesota State Fair's top vendor. In 2018, she sold a reported $4 million in bite-sized chocolate chip cookies.
Authorities in northern Minnesota say two suspected thieves were arrested over the weekend after they were found sleeping in a cabin they'd burglarized.
A suburban Twin Cities man will spend 90 days in a county workhouse for assisting in the asphyxiation death of his wife.
The snow has stopped. For now.
"The results I got back on my test were anything but cute and funny," he said. "The more I looked into it the more shocked I became."
Freshman Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar has apologized for tweets suggesting that members of Congress support Israel because they are being paid to do so. But President Donald Trump on Tuesday called her apology "lame" and said she should resign from Congress or at least not be allowed to serve on committees.
This is the third snow emergency of the season in the Twin Cities and temperatures are higher, much like some tempers will soon be -- unless you're in the snow removal business.
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar's campaign says the Democrat raised more than $1 million in the 48 hours after launching her presidential bid.
A man accused in a 1993 cold case murder that took place in Minneapolis has been arrested.
When you think of vending machines at colleges and universities, you probably think of chips and pop.
Since the Gates Foundation was formed in 2000, it has paid out more than $45 billion dollars in grants.
Since heavy snow (again) started falling Monday night, there've been nearly 400 crashes and spin-outs on Minnesota roads.
