More Than 5,000 Still Without Power In Minn., Wis.
More than 9,000 customers are still without power in Minnesota and Wisconsin following Sunday's severe storm, according to Xcel Energy.
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More than 9,000 customers are still without power in Minnesota and Wisconsin following Sunday's severe storm, according to Xcel Energy.
The friendly skies apparently need to be a lot friendlier. A new survey shows 90 percent of Americans feel airlines need to improve services.
One person is dead and two men are injured following two shootings in Minneapolis Sunday evening.
Minneapolis Police are investigating an apparent homicide after a man was discovered shot dead in the chest in a stolen van in Minneapolis.
Firefighters with the Minneapolis Fire Department rescued a man who fell down a grain elevator near the University of Minnesota early Monday morning.
A 2-year-old child was hospitalized after falling out a third story window in Minneapolis Sunday night.
Many towns on the northern half of the Twin Cities metro found themselves pounded with heavy rains and enough hail to make it look like it snowed in June.
A drive along County Road 39 near Freeport is about as rural as it comes. That's until silos and farm fields give-way to zebras and giraffes.
Thousands are without power and inspecting damage Sunday morning after storms lashed central Minnesota and western Wisconsin with hail, heavy rains and strong winds.
A day on the lake makes for a peaceful Sunday. But today it's only the calm after the storm.
Another round of storms is expected in the Twin Cities metro Sunday afternoon just hours after severe weather knocked out power for thousands, downed trees and flooded streets.
The manslaughter trial of a Minnesota police officer who shot and killed a black motorist last summer will resume Monday with closing arguments.
The lineman was injured during an incident while working to restore power in Becker.
Two people were hospitalized Sunday after a tree collapsed on them in St. Paul during the morning's severe weather.
A dairy farm in central Minnesota was working Sunday morning to find shelter for thousands of cows and heifers after severe weather destroyed its barns.
