Supreme Court Gives Grants To Improve County Courthouse Security
The Minnesota Supreme Court is providing $1 million to improve security at 57 county courthouses across the state.
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The Minnesota Supreme Court is providing $1 million to improve security at 57 county courthouses across the state.
The Minnesota Timberwolves introduced star guard Jimmy Butler to hundreds of fans at the Mall of America on Thursday.
Although weather officials said there were possible tornadoes Wednesday night in Olmstead County, there are no reports of damage.
St. Paul Bagelry provides bagels for the company's own locations, as well as wholesale bagels to co-ops and grocery stores all over the Twin Cities and outstate.
The majority of hate crimes experienced by U.S. residents over a 12-year period were not reported to police, according to a new federal report released Thursday that stoked advocates' concerns about ongoing tensions between law enforcement and black and Latino communities.
One person is dead after a motorcycle and a semi-truck collided in Blue Earth County Wednesday night.
Around the country, state lawmakers have been talking about – and legislating – ways intended to protect free speech on college campuses.
"She was bleeding badly from a face-lift."
Thunderstorms that spun off tornadoes as they rumbled across Iowa injured at least two people, mowed down crops and damaged homes and farm buildings.
Republican donors paid $35,000 apiece to hear familiar a message from President Donald Trump: The media, particularly CNN, keep trying to take him down, and yet Republicans just keep on winning elections. He noted with pride that his party had won four special elections this year.
On Wednesday afternoon, St. James Police arrested 19-year-old Jesus Daniel Ibarra at his home.
A 16-year-old girl is dead, and two other adults are injured, following a two-car crash in Stearns County Wednesday afternoon.
A bird's-eye view is helping police track down suspects and make quick arrests.
Critics of all the congestion around the Twin Cities say it is not just the multiple road construction projects.
Starting July 1, people could see a change in their credit score.
