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The Department of Natural Resources is planning to modernize its electronic hunting and fishing license system with the goal of making it "better and more efficient" for the millions of outdoor enthusiasts who use it annually.
The sale of menthol cigarettes in Minneapolis may soon be restricted to adult-only tobacco shops. The Star Tribune reports that the city has an ordinance that limits other flavored tobacco products to adult-only tobacco shops.
Police in the south metro say a man who went missing and suffers from dementia was found safe Thursday night.
One man is dead and another is in custody after a car crashed into a pedestrian in St. Paul early Monday morning.
The move comes after the airline failed to meet monthly forecasts for more than a year.
A fast moving storm Thursday morning has left hundreds without electric service in Grand Rapids and Kettle River.
Brendan Dassey was sentenced to life in 2007 after he told detectives he helped his uncle, Steven Avery, rape and kill Teresa Halbach.
This is a big week for summer vacations. But, many Americans are going into debt to take a getaway.
A heads up to drivers about a big road closure this weekend. Starting at 10 p.m. Friday night, Interstate 35W will be closed in Burnsville and Bloomington.
Members of Congress once had the plan that's currently given federal employees called the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program (FEHB).
Prosecutors in Europe want to extradite a Twin Cities grandfather accused of Nazi war crimes.
Your pick for Minnesota's best amphitheater is right in the Metro, where things have been known to get a little wild.
"We don't have any answers about why his life ended so violently," the victim's sister said.
A longtime family-owned business in St. Paul has closed for good, after the death of one of the owners. Bruce Noyes was a familiar face at the Dairy Queen on Snelling Avenue.
Minnesota's top Democrats are calling President Donald Trump's health care plan an attack on the states most vulnerable.
