Federal Workers Respond To Shutdown Deal With Relief, Uncertainty
There is great relief for hundreds of thousands of federal workers with word of Friday's temporary deal to end the government shutdown.
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There is great relief for hundreds of thousands of federal workers with word of Friday's temporary deal to end the government shutdown.
Douglas County prosecutors say they do not anticipate filing additional charges in the immediate future against 21-year-old Jake Patterson, the western Wisconsin man suspected of kidnapping 13-year-old Jayme Closs and killing her parents three months ago.
Forty percent of the teams are from outside Minnesota -- including Australia, England, and even China.
WCCO reporter, and hockey enthusiast, Bill Hudson has spent the better part of his life in this climate.
President Donald Trump says he'll sign legislation shortly to reopen shuttered government departments for three weeks, ending what has become a record, 35-day partial shutdown.
A Nevada man has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for sexually abusing a toddler from the Fargo and Moorhead, Minnesota area.
A man from Big Lake was arrested Friday morning and is suspected of driving under the influence and crashing his pickup truck into a power pole.
The victim sustained a broken tooth and needed stitches.
The Minnesota Commerce Department is urging unpaid federal workers to be careful with the risk in looking into short-term loans.
Animal torture charges have been filed against the former tenant of a Twin Cities woman whose dog was beaten to death earlier this month.
Sick calls from air traffic led to a brief ground stop at New York's LaGuardia Airport Friday morning. The short staffing caused many flights to be delayed or canceled -- causing a ripple effect at several airports across the country.
If approved by the legislature, workers would be eligible for the loans to replace their income up to $5,000 a month, for three months.
Deputies say the victim's husband told them his wife was dead inside the home.
The first study conducted on injuries connected to electric scooter riders found that those who ended up in the emergency room suffered chiefly from head injuries and broken bones.
State officials say that more than 1,000 furloughed government workers in Minnesota have applied for unemployment benefits.
