Police: 5-Year-Old Found Safe In Minneapolis
Police say a 5-year-old boy has been found safe after his mother took him from a Minneapolis home against a court order.
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Police say a 5-year-old boy has been found safe after his mother took him from a Minneapolis home against a court order.
It's no secret that police have their eyes on drunk drivers as people ring in the new year.
It's a song that's synonymous with New Year's: Auld Lang Syne. Even if you don't know the words, you certainly know the tune. So, what does Auld Lang Syne mean? Good Question.
Authorities say they have arrested a suspect in connection with the death of a 54-year-old Menomonie, Wisconsin, man.
Police in Duluth say a man has been rescued after being stranded for days in a remote area near the Superior Hiking Trail.
Roseville police say Ralph Latrez Bell's body was found on March 22 in Roseville. An autopsy was completed and the preliminary manner of death is suicide.
A 7-foot-tall bear will be dropping from a White Bear Lake restaurant at midnight on the dot, ushering in 2019 with a new Minnesota tradition.
The victim, unidentified but listed as 27 years old, sustained several stab wounds, including one to the right side of his head near his ear
Before we jump head first into 2019, let's take a moment and give this year the sendoff it deserves -- after all, a lot happened.
A 19-year-old Big Lake man is dead after he lost control of his vehicle and was T-boned by another vehicle Sunday evening.
Wisconsin saw the defeat of Gov. Scott Walker, a teenage girl mysteriously missing and a summer of storms in 2018.
An 11-year-old boy is being credited with rescuing a man from the bottom of a Twin Cities swimming pool.
Snow, strong winds and plunging temperatures – that's what many Minnesotans can expect for the last day of 2018.
There are just a few hours left in 2018, and people are getting ready to ring in the New Year.
Minnesota legislators passed seven new laws that will be implemented on January 1st, 2019. And while some changes may go unnoticed by the majority of Minnesotans, others may directly impact you and your family.
