Woman Accused Of St. Kate's Fires Faces Terror Charge
A Minnesota woman accused of setting fires at a Minnesota university campus is now facing a terrorism charge.
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A Minnesota woman accused of setting fires at a Minnesota university campus is now facing a terrorism charge.
Saturday's snowy surprise along Interstate 94 near Rogers sent dozens of trucks and cars to area body shops.
Community health care centers around the state could close or deal with drastic cuts if a deal isn't reached in Congress by Thursday.
A new analysis from the Minnesota Department of Health says water contaminated by 3M may have polluted the ground, but did not pose a significant health risk to people.
The shooting was reported on the 9600 block of Trenton Lane North.
Video of the man with a purple seat in the stadium's coat check generated more than 190,000 views on Facebook as of Wednesday afternoon.
A central Minnesota man is accused of threatening a group home employee with a knife earlier this week and pulling another employee down the stairs by her hair.
Authorities in northern Minnesota say there's new information in the search for a woman who went missing last month.
A former Bemidji assistant school principal will serve 25 years in prison for using social media to direct dozens of girls and boys to send him sexually explicit photos.
The current conditions at the ice caves at the Apostle Islands are not allowing for access at this time and may not be ready until the end of the month.
All of the people arrested are awaiting charges. Most are from the greater Twin Cities area.
Minnesota has the third-highest number of locals among athletes competing for Team USA.
Some are calling for a boycott, but their catalog online reveals they have pages of other items for sale that revolve around firearms.
District officials in Duluth schools have removed the novels "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" from the required reading list so as to not subject high school students to the books' use of a racial slur.
Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald said Wednesday that he expects "chaos" as the Legislature rushes to complete its business over the next several weeks and he would not guarantee that several of Gov. Scott Walker's top priorities would pass during the final push.
