Gov. Dayton Touts Clean Energy Job Growth
Clean energy companies want certainty that the state's clean energy policy will continue in the future.
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Clean energy companies want certainty that the state's clean energy policy will continue in the future.
Federal, state, and local officials conducting damage assessments verified more than $21 million of eligible damages.
The Minnesota Department of Health faced a backlog at the beginning of 2018 and encountered 2,321 reports awaiting triage.
A 74-year-old Annandale man has died after the minivan he was driving on Tuesday struck a dump truck head-on in Wright County.
With less than a week before the primary elections, Vice President Mike Pence is in Minnesota.
A fugitive has been apprehended in Minneapolis after a week-long manhunt and a short foot chase Tuesday.
Multi-level marketing firms often tout full-time income on part-time work, an incentive strong enough to attract more people into the industry every year.
A woman who fired into a group of people outside a St. Paul house and killed one man has pleaded guilty to a felony charge in an agreement with prosecutors.
St. Paul become a city in 1854. For Minneapolis, it was 1867. More than 150 years, later the Twin Cities are two distinct places.
A man who lives near a missing Iowa college student says he has nothing to hide.
The University of Minnesota is set to release a new apple called First Kiss.
At an afternoon press conference, St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter called for the release of the body camera footage once the BCA completes all key interviews and Williams Hughes' relatives have had a chance to view the video.
Authorities say at least one person died Tuesday afternoon after a crash between a vehicle and a dump truck near Annandale.
There is a lot of uncertainty at Farmfest this year, with many farmers hurting from trade war tariffs on crops like soybeans.
Angela Davis introduces us to some parents who say Fraser has created a support system for them.
