Police: Teens In Stolen Truck Hit Mother, Toddler
A mother was seriously hurt after the SUV containing her and her toddler was struck by a stolen vehicle driven by a teen runaway.
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A mother was seriously hurt after the SUV containing her and her toddler was struck by a stolen vehicle driven by a teen runaway.
Nationally, the Centers for Disease Control said 84 children have died from flu complications since October.
An Osseo School Board Chairman has suggested bringing in armed volunteers to schools to help prevent school shootings.
It is the place to be every St. Patrick's Day, but 20 years ago, no one was really sure if the luck of the Irish would shine on The Local.
Authorities say a 15-year-old girl from Savage was found safe after being reported missing earlier this week.
A school in northern Minnesota and another just over the Minnesota-Iowa border have closed due to threats Thursday.
An annual report says medical errors reported by Minnesota hospitals and surgical centers have been rising slightly for the past four years, and the number of resulting deaths rose in 2017.
Fire has destroyed a business and damaged a second property in a small community in Otter Tail County.
President Donald Trump's budget proposal includes a major overhaul of America's food stamp program.
In 2017 the largest Girl Scout group in Minnesota, sold almost 4.5 million boxes and brought in over $17 million.
Authorities in Burnsville are looking for an adult male involved in a pair of suspicious incidents earlier this week.
A man was hospitalized with serious injuries and a suspect is in custody after a shooting in Brooklyn Center Wednesday afternoon.
Eagan High School students are constructing a tiny house -- all framed, sided, wired and plumbed.
High school students in Minneapolis walked out of class and marched Wednesday to protest gun violence and urge lawmakers to change gun laws.
Dozens of families demanded action at the State Capitol Wednesday after their loved ones were abused in Minnesota senior care facilities.
