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Stephen King and other high-profile writers are heading to the Twin Cities this spring for a weekend book festival that promises to be the state's largest celebration of "readers, writers and great books."
Sheriff's officials say one person has died after an SUV broke through the ice on a western Wisconsin lake.
WCCO-TV's Mary McGuire sat down with the 911 operator who took the phone call that led authorities to Jayme Closs.
Some students at a Twin Cities high school say they don't feel safe going to class Friday after an anti-Semitic social media post.
There probably isn't a word in our Minnesota lexicon that prompts a more Pavlovian response than Cossetta -- your choice for the best international grocery store in Minnesota!
The only time the State of the Union address was delayed was due to a great national tragedy.
Minnesota lawmakers got their first look this week at the emotional debate over legalizing marijuana.
Efforts are underway to clear out a homeless encampment that sits in the heart of one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in Minneapolis.
The outpouring of support continues for Jayme Closs and her family. Fresh off the printer Thursday are blue T-shirts with the message "#Jaymazing."
What happened to Jayme Closs is rare. Less than one percent of abductions are from strangers and Jayme's case is rare even within that one percent. Experts say parents should not downplay what happened to Jayme, but to use it as an important teaching moment.
A Hennepin County Sheriff's Deputy will not be charged for shooting and wounding a man during a stand-off in Crystal, according to the county attorney's office.
U.S. Rep. Betty McCollum wants to know why the federal Environmental Protection Agency opted against filing formal comments with Minnesota regulators when the state was considering whether to issue a key water pollution permit for the PolyMet copper-nickel mine in northeastern Minnesota, and she is questioning whether the agency is hiding information.
A Mankato woman faces criminal charges after her 2-year-old daughter tumbled out of a moving car while in an unrestrained car seat -- which was captured on dashcam video and went viral online.
Senate President Pro Tempore Brock Greenfield, the bill's sponsor, says people are being asked to "lease back" their constitutionally protected right to bear firearms.
Prior to last year, Wisconsin's unemployment rate never dropped below 3 percent.
