SCOTUS To Take On Wisconsin Gerrymandering Case
A three-judge court struck down Wisconsin's legislative districts in November and ordered new maps drawn.
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A three-judge court struck down Wisconsin's legislative districts in November and ordered new maps drawn.
A woman has been caught on cellphone video pouring what appears to be gasoline through the window of a Milwaukee home and setting it on fire.
Could cutting back on French fries be the key to a longer life? A new study said people could double their risk of dying early if they eat fried potatoes two or three times a week.
Police in Robbinsdale are investigating after a man was found dead inside a car early Monday morning.
Summertime sports often center around baseball, tennis, golf, and soccer. But at a Twin Cities park, it's always rugby season.
After hours of marches and protests, an emotional weekend across the Twin Cities has people calling on their faith to find peace.
The congressman who was shot and critically injured at last week's Republican baseball practice is improving.
A 56-year-old New Prague man was killed Saturday after being hit by an SUV while on his bike near Belle Plaine.
The event is meant to encourage Twin Cities students to excel academically and stay off the streets.
Chad Greenway's Gridiron Gallop 5K Run-Walk was at Lake Nokomis Park Sunday morning.
A Twin Cities school superintendent is expected to step down from his post on Monday.
Protesters took to the streets for a third day Sunday following the acquittal of Jeronimo Yanez, the former St. Anthony police officer who shot and killed Philando Castile.
A day after Jeronimo Yanez was acquitted in the shooting death of Philando Castile, Sen. Al Franken said that the 32-year-old cafeteria worker "did not deserve to die."
The Department of Homeland Security says Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke is no longer a candidate for a position in the agency.
Another protest over the Jeronimo Yanez verdict is planned for Sunday afternoon outside the St. Anthony Police Department.
