How Has Fatherhood Changed?
"Now, to be a good dad, you're expected to do more of what mothers used to do," says Dr. Bill Doherty, professor of family science at the University of Minnesota.
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"Now, to be a good dad, you're expected to do more of what mothers used to do," says Dr. Bill Doherty, professor of family science at the University of Minnesota.
There is a new food truck hitting the streets of Minneapolis this summer – and it is free for kids looking for a good meal.
Beverly Burrell has now been sentenced in the fentanyl overdose deaths of 3 men.
A Twin Cities man was sentenced Thursday to four years in prison for driving drunk last summer and killing an Iowa lawyer in a head-on crash.
A raid at a Minneapolis daycare center is revealing a larger issue of fraud with centers in the state.
Every day, Minneapolis police officers are called to situations that are non-criminal in nature. Now, the department is looking for community members to serve as navigators to help people find the resources they need.
Minnesota had defended its law as a reasonable restriction that keeps order at polling places and prevents voter intimidation.
The mummified spider monkey found in the air ducts of the old Dayton's building in downtown Minneapolis was put on display Thursday at the Science Museum of Minnesota.
Police say a North Dakota man jailed for manslaughter in Fargo walked away Thursday from the building where he was on a court-ordered furlough.
Visitors at Blue Mounds State Park can make online prairie and bison tour reservations starting Friday, according to the Minnesota DNR.
In 1916, President Woodrow Wilson officially proclaimed June 14 as Flag Day, which is now celebrated around the country.
A new interactive exhibit and app for Gooseberry Falls State Park promise to give visitors a better understanding of the beloved North Shore landscape.
Target is pulling a Father's Day card from its shelves after critics on social media pointed out it was the only one on display to feature a black couple and had the words "Baby Daddy" emblazoned on it.
A 20-year-old Andover man is accused of following a driver who cut him off on a highway in Blaine and threatening him with a crowbar in a parking lot, according to charges filed in Anoka County.
Soon after a helpful citizen saved and brought home what he thought was a kitten, he made a realization: this wasn't a domestic breed.
