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A nationwide campaign is underway to teach people how to respond in emergencies.
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A nationwide campaign is underway to teach people how to respond in emergencies.
Authorities have identified the bodies of two people found dead Tuesday morning in a northwestern Minnesota home.
Leah Phifer says she won't run in a crowded Democratic primary to replace Rep. Rick Nolan.
Authorities say items stolen from a St. Paul sports bar during the Minnesota Wild's playoff game last Friday were returned on Wednesday.
A Minneapolis freedom-of-information activist has claimed victory in his long-running legal battle to see emails from the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office pertaining to biometric technologies.
Minneapolis officials postponed Earth Day clean-up plans this weekend as a blanket of snow still rests on the city in the wake of the weekend's record snowstorm.
Republican Keith Downey announced Wednesday that he is withdrawing from the Minnesota governor's race.
The legal saga began after the Legislature passed a law allowing more counties to hire private firms for annual financial audits.
An island-wide blackout has hit Puerto Rico, but the mayor of San Juan says the scheduled MLB series between the Twins and Indians will go on as planned.
City strollers and cyclists in downtown Minneapolis will have to stay off the Stone Arch Bridge later this week as it will be closed for maintenance of nearby power lines.
Every year, editors and readers make their selections for the best the metro area has to offer, and once again, Rosen is among that upper echelon.
Authorities say the rival groups involving 40 to 50 people argued on the bus and began fighting as they exited the vehicle.
A new survey by the website, Affirm, shows that 26 percent of Americans plan to use their tax return to pay off debt -- and that includes debt racked up by overspending on the holidays.
The parent company of Herberger's and Younkers filed for bankruptcy in February.
Despite widespread protests, state lawmakers are not likely to pass a single bill restricting guns this year.
