Sheriff: Amy Debower Found Dead Near Car, Extreme Weather A Factor
Weather seems to have played a major role in the death of a 46-year-old Chaska woman Monday afternoon.
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Weather seems to have played a major role in the death of a 46-year-old Chaska woman Monday afternoon.
A Minnesota task force operation has led to multiple arrests on charges related to online solicitation of minors for sex.
A jury has awarded millions of dollars to a sexual assault survivor who was abused by a man who worked at the Children's Theatre. The jury also determined the theatre was negligent and did not protect kids there.
Dozens of pounds of drugs were found in an apartment during a bust in West St. Paul.
A man from Cadott, Wisconsin, is being treated for serious injuries after crashing his vehicle into a guardrail Friday morning.
A Twin Cities woman accused of stealing $2,000 from a bar pull tab fund allegedly told police she did it because someone was threatening to expose photos of her and her ex-boyfriend.
Authorities say a 45-year-old man could face charges after his wife was struck with a hammer and suffered severe facial injuries.
Now that the polar vortex is retreating and temperatures on the rise, the U.S. Postal Service is asking homeowners to clear sidewalks and porch steps of ice and snow to prevent mail carrier injuries.
However, students from kindergarten through grade 5 will be at school as scheduled.
Classes are canceled for Lourdes High School in Rochester after a bomb threat Friday morning.
It's official. Temperatures are above zero in the Twin Cities metro.
As the temperatures rise in the wake of the polar vortex, life is getting back to normal across Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
Hundreds of families in Winona are heading into Thursday night without power because of another Xcel Energy outage.
A Minnesota team won't be at the U.S. National Snow Sculpting Championship this week after two of its proposed pieces — including one depicting President Donald Trump — were denied due to political overtones and inappropriateness.
Every day, those on the front lines of the opioid crisis work to prevent deaths by stopping sales of the deadly drugs. Even in extreme cold, the DEA task force braved subzero temperatures and executed a search warrant on Wednesday. They said they had to move in to keep the community safe.
