Savage Teacher Makes Social Media Etiquette A Priority For 4th-Graders
We all have those Facebook friends who might need a lesson in social media. A teacher in Savage is doing it right, educating her kids at an early age how to use it properly.
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We all have those Facebook friends who might need a lesson in social media. A teacher in Savage is doing it right, educating her kids at an early age how to use it properly.
This Sunday will mark the two-year anniversary of Prince's death, and there's a good chance some fans will head down to First Avenue to check out his golden star.
Students in Minnesota are leaders in one of the fastest-growing activities across the country -- robotics.
A jury found a man guilty on a lesser charge after the death of an international student at the University of Wisconsin-Stout campus.
A Minnesota lawmaker wants public schools to display the United States motto "In God We Trust."
A $5,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to the arrest of a Minnesota woman accused of killing her husband and a woman in Florida.
A federal judge has ordered a 20-year-old Minneapolis woman to remain jailed as she awaits trial on charges she tried to travel to Afghanistan to join al-Qaida and set fires at a college campus.
Criticism over the move by Sun Country to leave 250 passengers stranded in Mexico may soon be heard on the floors of the United States Congress.
A 24-year-old Minnetonka man is attempting a rarity in the world of chess. This week, he'll begin his quest to become the United States champion for the second year in a row.
The wife of a Minnesota officer struck and killed on Highway 12 is speaking out about distracted driving and how one person's choice changed both her and her son's life forever.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a case that could make it a lot easier for states to collect sales taxes.
Prosecutors in western Wisconsin are weighing possible charges against a father accused of fatally shooting his teenage son from Minnesota.
A former Minnesota FBI counterterrorism agent who was caught in a Trump administration crackdown pleaded guilty Tuesday to leaking classified documents to a national media organization, saying he knew it was illegal but felt FBI investigations treated minority communities with "suspicion" and "disrespect."
The Midwest Dairy Association has three choices that you can vote for.
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is working with truck drivers to help stop sex trafficking.
