Crews Rescue 35 Anglers Stranded On Duluth Ice Floe
The Duluth Fire Department reports strong winds created a crack in the ice Saturday morning, with open water stranding anglers and their equipment.
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The Duluth Fire Department reports strong winds created a crack in the ice Saturday morning, with open water stranding anglers and their equipment.
People across southern Minnesota are digging out from the first major snowstorm of the season.
In 2015, the Minneapolis store Askov Finlayson launched their "Keep the North Cold" Campaign to benefit Will Steger's nonprofit Climate Generation.
After Democrats retook control of the House in the November elections, the incoming speaker, Melissa Hortman, said the button must go.
Annie LaMotte and Kaia Bollmann, both 14, were struck by a driver while walking in the crosswalk at Highway 47 and Pederson Drive Northwest.
It was slow going on area roadways Saturday when flakes began to fly. It left behind a slick mess for drivers, but for the most part, Minnesotans took the snowfall in stride.
Some communities around the metro declared snow emergencies as flakes blanketed Minneapolis and surrounding areas on Saturday.
Police say there was another man at the scene who appeared to have possibly been in a physical altercation with the person found unresponsive by paramedics.
Thirty-five fishermen were rescued Saturday after a crack opened in the ice, trapping them on a floe in Duluth.
Several buses are experiencing delays throughout the Twin Cities Saturday evening as snow continues falling.
WCCO Meteorologist Mike Augustyniak says a storm system coming out of Kansas will make its way to Minnesota on Saturday.
Governor Mark Dayton on Saturday ordered flags across Minnesota to be flown at half-staff in honor of former President George H.W. Bush.
Authorities say two men were able to escape to safety after an ATV went through the ice on a lake southwest of Alexandria on Friday.
The worst of the massive snowstorm threatening the Midwest this weekend looks to clip southwestern Minnesota, and accumulating snow is expected to reach as far north as the Twin Cities metro.
A Minneapolis City Council member says swift action was taken recently after inappropriate decorations were put on a Christmas tree inside the city's 4th Precinct police station. On social media, some called the decorations, which apparently consisted of empty Takis bags and Popeyes Chicken cups, "racist and derogatory."
