Klobuchar Bill Aims To Help Vets Exposed To Burn Pits
"There are questions that demand answers about the toll toxic burn pits is taking on our nations heroes," Sen. Amy Klobuchar said.
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"There are questions that demand answers about the toll toxic burn pits is taking on our nations heroes," Sen. Amy Klobuchar said.
Despite the summer being over, road construction continues to be a major factor in the metro.
An former executive at a major Minnesota-based fitness firm and eight others are accused in a new federal indictment of using insider information to scoop up stocks before word of the company's sale in 2015 pushed share prices higher.
Experts say most people who are infected have no symptoms or experience only mild, flu-like symptoms.
Police said the body had partially decomposed, and was being sent to a Twin Cities medical examiner.
The Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority held its first board meeting since U.S. Bank Stadium fired its previous security company Friday.
A hotel employee who drove the men to the airport said the passengers had expressed concern about turbulence that was expected during the flight.
School officials say part of Minnehaha Academy's Upper School campus is set to be demolished in the coming weeks.
Better access to effective birth control likely contributed to the birth rate decline.
Fire officials say it happened at the Cityview Community School Thursday evening around 5 p.m.
The second of two Wisconsin girls charged with repeatedly stabbing a classmate to impress horror character Slender Man will plead guilty in a deal that will send her to a state mental hospital and bring an end a case that shocked people in part because the attackers were only 12.
A chase in Western Minnesota ended with a deputy shooting the driver.
Authorities in St. Paul are investigating the city's 17th homicide in 2017 after a man was found shot dead in the parking lot of a strip club.
At one orchard in Webster, hard cider was, at first, just an experiment. Now, it's the Best of Minnesota!
Vacuuming a home, raking the lawn or carrying boxes up the stairs can help the heart, according to a new, long-term study on exercise.
