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The final day of the 2017 session is here and positive signs of agreement are coming from the State Capitol. After weeks of partisan fighting, lawmakers spent the weekend working on a budget compromise and they'll continue that work Monday.
Outfielder Byron Buxton invited members of the Minnesota National Guard to play come play catch on the field.
Some grads in Melrose are getting a special and creative gift from a retired teacher named Jim Ploof.
A loyal base showed up Sunday to cheer on the Minnesota Twins among rain and temperatures in the 40s.
Thirteen students at Carleton College have been suspended for an entire school year after a hazing incident last month.
Minnesota lawmakers are racing against the clock to pass a $45 billion dollar, two-year state budget.
Authorities say a tornado that left one man dead and dozens hurt in western Wisconsin last week caused an estimated $10 million in damage.
Authorities say one building is a total loss and another suffered minor damage in a bonfire on Saturday in northwestern Minnesota.
There had been speculation Sheriff Rich Stanek would seek the Republican nomination for Governor.
Officials are set to unveil the $30 million makeover of the Minnesota Children's Museum in St. Paul.
A large tree uprooted from the soggy, rain-soaked ground in Hopkins Saturday night, hitting a power line and leaving residents in the area without electricity for a brief time.
Police in St. Paul say they are investigating after a car slammed into a tree early Sunday morning, killing the driver and seriously injuring his passenger.
Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke, who says he's been appointed an assistant secretary in the Department of Homeland Security, has denied he plagiarized content in his master's thesis on homeland security.
Here's a look at the four things you need to know for May 21, 2017.
Ryan and Melanie Nelson had few options available to them when their baby girl, Harper, was diagnosed with autism.
