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The girlfriend of a black man killed by a Minnesota police officer during a traffic stop was expected to return to the witness stand Tuesday in the officer's manslaughter trial, which opened with differing accounts about whether he saw Philando Castile's gun before firing.
An Apple Valley man who was fresh out of jail is back in, and charged in a deadly hit-and-run crash that killed a Twin Cities singer.
A 28-year-old man indicted for murder in a shooting at a Dollar Tree store in Burnsville last November has pleaded guilty.
Minnesota Department of Transportation cameras showed police being led on a high-speed pursuit.
An Apple Valley High School security guard has been placed on administrative leave after responding to a fight involving a Muslim student who's accused him of using excessive force.
A Wisconsin company says a fourth worker has died after an explosion at its corn milling plant.
Wisconsin's $76 billion state budget could be derailed by an $11 dispute.
Delta Flight 2845 from Minneapolis landed July 7 at Ellsworth Air Force Base, about 6 miles northwest of the intended destination.
State Sen. Jeremy Miller says he won't run for the southern Minnesota congressional seat being vacated by Rep. Tim Walz.
A Wisconsin appeals court says a man convicted of killing five people, including his father, should not have been transferred from a mental hospital to a state prison.
The Justice Department has moved to dismiss a lawsuit challenging an Obama administration decision against renewing mineral rights leases for the proposed Twin Metals copper-nickel mine in northeastern Minnesota.
Minnesota's governor is committing the state to upholding the Paris climate change accord by joining an alliance set up by other states with the same goal.
Edina police sergeant Aaron White says officers tracked down three teenage suspects, who thought they had stolen some pretty sweet dough.
The iconic Grain Belt Beer sign on Nicollet Island in Minneapolis is inching closer to shining again over the Mississippi River.
The Minnesota chapter of the Council of American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has filed a lawsuit against a staffing company and UPS, accusing them of firing Muslim employees over prayer breaks.
