Free Entry To Minnesota State Parks On Day After Thanksgiving
After a big Thanksgiving meal, there's nothing better than getting outside for a walk.
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After a big Thanksgiving meal, there's nothing better than getting outside for a walk.
A national eating disorder treatment center based in Minnesota is making some changes. Some patients and staff will be transitioned out of the Emily Program.
A Minnesota woman says Sen. Franken grabbed her backside in 2010 while the two took a photo at the State Fair.
A Minnesota man has been sentenced to more than 10 years in prison for stealing $2 million from investors hoping to make money off North Dakota's oil boom.
A 29-year-old St. Paul man is facing charges after his girlfriend was shot and stabbed to death in an apartment early Sunday morning.
Every Thanksgiving week since 1958, the Union Gospel Mission has made sure that no Twin Cities family goes hungry.
Minnesota farmers have now harvested about 90 percent of the state's corn crop as the season approaches its close.
There's plenty to love about Thanksgiving – family, food, football – but if there's one downside, it's the traffic.
A Blaine woman is charged with fourth degree assault after prosecutors say she punched a nurse in the face in her room at Mercy Hospital last month.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals says the leader of an isolated religious sect who pleaded guilty to sexually abusing two teenagers must be given a lesser sentence.
The perk of taking presidential turkeys to Washington goes to the chairman of the National Turkey Federation.
It's the best time of the year if you're looking for a great deal on restaurant gift cards. Spend $100, get $20. Spend $100, get $25. Spend $25, get $5.
Die-hard football fans will be able to watch Super Bowl players, coaches and the media interact in the Twin Cities nearly a week before the big game.
The Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe is hosting a rally at the Minnesota State Capitol in an effort to draw attention to what it calls a public safety crisis after the loss of a law enforcement agreement with Mille Lacs County.
The victims were Melissa Seefert, 65, and Clarence Seefert, 66.
