500 Minnesota National Guard Troops Could Be Deployed In 2018
Over the weekend, hundreds of Minnesota National Guard soldiers found out they might be getting deployed next year.
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Over the weekend, hundreds of Minnesota National Guard soldiers found out they might be getting deployed next year.
On Monday, workers replaced siding on the exterior of the Minnesota Vikings' home before the NFL season officially kicks off.
Emboldened and proclaiming victory after a bloody weekend in Virginia, white nationalists are planning more demonstrations to promote their agenda following the violence that left a woman dead and dozens injured.
Someday the sky will be all purple with people running everywhere. But what exact shade of purple will that sky be?
A new acquisition by Target should put them in a position to expand their delivery capabilities.
The Assembly's jobs and economy committee planned a vote Monday afternoon on the bill.
As the 77th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally draws to a close, the South Dakota Highway Patrol has compiled some numbers on the public safety aspect of the gathering that draws hundreds of thousands of visitors to the Black Hills.
It's always great to bring encouraging updates from the patients profiled in Kylie's Kids, and this week Kylie Bearse has two to share.
Kids are getting fancy phones as early as first and second grade, but a new parent-backed push is asking families to hold off until 8th grade.
Three men were shot at point-blank range during an auto racing event in southeastern Wisconsin, but no suspects have been arrested in the killings, a sheriff said.
Authorities say a man is dead after a shooting in north Minneapolis Sunday night and they are seeking a suspect.
During Minnesota summers, threshing shows across the state bring farm history to life.
President Donald Trump is continuing to face criticism for failing to denounce last weekend's firebombing of a Twin Cities mosque.
The 47-year-old receptionist was engaged to be married this fall and leaves behind an adult daughter.
Minnesotans are planning to stand in solidarity with the counter-protesters who were injured and killed in confrontations with white supremacist groups this weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia.
