If A Deer Jumps Out In Front Of Your Car, Try To Stop But Don't Swerve
Drivers need to be extra careful this month as the odds of hitting a deer are now at their highest.
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Drivers need to be extra careful this month as the odds of hitting a deer are now at their highest.
U.S. Bank Stadium officials are promising state lawmakers vigorous oversight of security at the $1 billion facility.
Authorities say all the animals and people connected with the farm were safe.
Gov. Mark Dayton is asking a lower court to stay its ruling that his veto of the Legislature's budget was unconstitutional while the Minnesota Supreme Court considers the case.
One of the founders, Phil Roberts, said he is closing the doors of Muffuletta on Nov. 11 after some years of dwindling crowds.
A northern Minnesota mother is advising parents to check their children's Halloween candy after she bit into one of her son's Snickers bars and found it full of pins.
Two suspects charged with setting off pipe bombs in the north Twin Cities metro also are accused of theft and damaging property.
The Hopkins Police Department is now among a growing list of metro police departments that are a part of the Vitals Aware Services, which helps police interact with those with emotional and intellectual disorders.
There are just 95 days left until Super Bowl LII kicks off in Minneapolis, bringing thousands of spectators and fans to our state.
Minneapolis mayoral candidate Tom Hoch is drawing criticism from one of his rivals following a Halloween Facebook post in which he said it was "a scary thought" to have four more years of the current leadership.
After our coldest Halloween in 15 years, several inches of snow fell in central Minnesota and the Twin Cities Metro.
Michael Oreskes has resigned as chief of NPR's newsroom following accusations of sexual harassment that dated back to the 1990s.
A Wisconsin woman is facing charges after her 9-year-old son was tied to the roof of their minivan to help hold down a plastic pool.
Some of the majors include sociology, theater, journalism and political science.
Enbridge wants to replace the 282 miles of the existing pipeline in Minnesota, which was built in the 1960s, with a new 337-mile pipeline.
