Police: Man Shot In Head In South Minneapolis
Police say a man was shot in the head in south Minneapolis Monday evening.
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Police say a man was shot in the head in south Minneapolis Monday evening.
A 20-year-old man is facing charges for his role in a drive-by shooting that left another man dead last week.
Authorities say a Minnesota state trooper suffered minor injuries in a scuffle with a man who was exposing himself to motorists on Interstate 35W in downtown Minneapolis.
The Minnesota House has passed a bill that would levy harsh penalties against parents who subject their children to female genital mutilation.
President Donald Trump's national security adviser is denying a report that claims Trump shared highly classified intelligence about Islamic State militants with a top Russian diplomat.
The owner of Surdyk's is ready to pay a bigger fine in order to keep their doors open longer.
Authorities are concerned for the welfare of a missing woman who has memory issues.
It appears that the vicious cyber-attack launched Friday is showing signs of slowing its spread, but not until the ransomware, identified at "Wannacry," affected an estimated 300,000 computers in 150 countries.
Just a week to go until the end of the Minnesota legislative session, and yet there's still no agreement on a budget to fund state government.
The Minneapolis Police Department's Bike Cops for Kids Program is encouraging young people to read.
A man is still hospitalized after being shot as he sat outside a popular downtown Minneapolis restaurant Saturday evening.
The comprehensive study found that toddlers with irregular bedtimes nearly doubled their risk of obesity by the time they were 11.
Authorities recovered a body from a lake in northern Minnesota Monday afternoon.
The Minnesota Department of Commerce kicked off a comment period Monday that will include 22 public meetings as it released a draft environmental review of Enbridge Energy's proposed replacement for its aging Line 3 crude oil pipeline across northern Minnesota.
Minnesota's two licensed medical marijuana manufacturers have lost a combined $11 million in just two years of sales, according to financial documents obtained by The Associated Press.
