Highland Friendship Club Hosts 7th Annual Really Big Game
Baseball game will be held at Highland Little League Ford Fields in St. Paul.
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Baseball game will be held at Highland Little League Ford Fields in St. Paul.
A driver "trying to make it to Taco Bell before it closed" at 99 mph is among the thousands of motorists cited for speeding in Minnesota last month.
Federal Title X funds currently allow for more than 53,000 Minnesotans to access reproductive health care services.
A tip to a poachers hotline has resulted in charges against a southern Minnesota couple who investigators say were found with nearly 300 crappies after fishing on Fairmont's Lake Sisseton.
High temperatures and heavy rainfall have created the perfect breeding ground for the toxic bacteria.
Officials in northern Minnesota are tracking a 2-acre wildfire in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
Minnesota animal health officials say a sick horse in Pine City has been confirmed to have West Nile Virus.
New Hope man is second in recent years to come under investigation for voter fraud.
Uber will donate some proceeds from rides both to and from Lynx home games to the Mayo Clinic.
A 23-year-old Virginia woman faces multiple charges after she allegedly broke into a 75-year-old woman's house, assaulted her and robbed her – among other crimes, according to charges filed in St. Louis County.
James A. Shellum, 86, was last seen at a BP gas station in Mauston, Wisconsin around 5:30 a.m. Wednesday.
The Minneapolis chapter of the NAACP is calling the decision not to charge the officers who shot and killed Thurman Blevins the continuation of a system that doesn't value the lives of black men.
The Wisconsin Republican discovered his family history while filming a segment for the upcoming season of the PBS series "Finding Your Roots With Henry Louis Gates Jr."
Special counsel Robert Mueller has referred a collection of cases to New York federal prosecutors concerning whether several high-profile American lobbyists and operatives failed to register their work as foreign agents, according to people familiar with the matter.
Several had been scheduled for trial in mid-August. But City Attorney Lyndsey Olson determined moving forward wasn't in the city's best interest.
