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A Minnesota police officer who fatally shot a black motorist seconds after the man informed him he was carrying a gun "did what he had to do" in a thoroughly justified use of force, a defense attorney argued during closing arguments.
Minneapolis police say officers took 26 guns off city streets in the last week, bringing the total number of firearms recovered in Minneapolis so far this year to 443.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency says the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency first has to approve the fix.
A 56-year-old woman was arrested Monday after a pedestrian was hit and killed in a crash in Plymouth Monday night.
Minneapolis police are investigating after an incident with an armed robbery suspect Tuesday morning.
Organizers said that the plan would call for people to gather at the State Capitol at 7 p.m. the day the verdict is read.
A Cloquet man says he's "so happy" after a Wisconsin hospital found a way to help reunite him with his service dog that he feared he'd lose.
The Better Business Bureau is warning those looking for pets online that there has been an uptick in fake adoption web sites.
Trump's last appearance in Iowa occurred in Des Moines during his "Thank You" tour as president-elect in December.
Strong storms packing a bunch of lightning are flaring up across western Minnesota Tuesday morning – with more severe storms expected in the late evening.
When it comes to cellphones, can people become addicted? A new survey by Decluttr.com shows checking our cellphone is often the first thing people do in the morning and the last thing people do at night.
President Donald Trump says apprenticeships could match workers with millions of open jobs, but he's reluctant to devote more taxpayer money to the effort.
President Donald Trump's call to review 27 national monuments established by three former presidents put in limbo protections on large swaths of land home to ancient cliff dwellings, towering sequoia trees, deep canyons and ocean habitats where seals, whales and sea turtles roam.
Steve Thomas, a digital artist, started his career at a paper in Pittsburgh doing graphics and occasional illustrations, but it's his latest work is a part of that far, far, far away galaxy and that's what make Forest Lake's Steve Thomas a Minnesotan to Meet.
Gov. Dennis Daugaard on Monday signed into law a bill that creates rules governing the use of lakes on private land for recreation, immediately re-opening many waters to outdoor enthusiasts and capping an hours-long special legislative session he called to address the issue.
