Who Is Tina Smith, Minnesota's Next Senator?
Lt. Gov. Tina Smith's appointment as a U.S. Senator will mark the first time she has ever held a political office in her own right.
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Lt. Gov. Tina Smith's appointment as a U.S. Senator will mark the first time she has ever held a political office in her own right.
Smith will serve in Franken's stead until a special election can be held in November 2018.
A crash on an icy road left a Twin Cities woman with a serious brain injury 10 years ago.
Nothing quite gives visitors a taste of the "Bold North" like a zipline ride 100-feet above the frigid Mississippi River in early February.
A Minnesota National Guard member is "talking and doing well" after a head-on crash with a suspected drunk driver in Minneapolis earlier this week.
Authorities say a man died Wednesday after a crash involving a tractor trailer and front end loader in Hugo.
NOAA took normal climate factors to determine the probability that there would be at least 1 inch of snow on the ground on Dec. 25.
Will the Republican former judge now abandon politics and ride off into the sunset?
Financial assurances have been one of the most contentious issues in the fight over the proposed mine near Babbitt and processing plant near Hoyt Lakes.
A memorial bike ride in honor of the Brasa Rotisserie employee killed in a St. Paul hit-and-run is slated for this weekend.
The extra money you shell out for premium gas may not be worth it, according to a new study by AAA.
Al Franken says Gov. Mark Dayton "couldn't have made a better choice" in appointing his replacement in the U.S. Senate.
That plan would likely be challenged by Minnesota Democrats, since it puts a Republican a heartbeat away from the governorship.
3M says it will close its plant in Eagan next year.
A traffic stop on Interstate 94 in southeastern North Dakota ended with officers seizing nearly 200 pounds of marijuana.
