Measles Cases Reach 32 In Hennepin County, 34 Total
State health officials said Monday that there have been two more confirmed cases of measles diagnosed in Hennepin County.
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State health officials said Monday that there have been two more confirmed cases of measles diagnosed in Hennepin County.
Schools won't have to cut the salt in meals just yet and they can serve kids fewer whole grains, under changes to federal nutrition standards announced Monday.
One woman is dead after her car skidded off the snowy and icy roads in Aitkin County Monday morning.
Since 2011, rural Minnesotans saw the sharpest drop in those without health insurance compared to urban areas, according Minnesota health officials.
A 20-year-old Baxter man was arrested after a pound of marijuana wax was seized from his home Monday morning.
Officers say they've responded to several reports of pets and wild animals being poisoned in the area near Garden View Drive and County Road 42.
The city hopes the goats will eat up all the invasive species along the bluff edge at Indian Mounds Regional Park.
Workers are striking and immigrant communities are rallying across the Twin Cities for May Day. Several unions and advocacy groups organized demonstrations on Monday for International Workers Day.
Northfield, Shakopee and Red Wing are three main street communities in the running for a $25,000 grand prize.
Authorities have identified the 19-year-old man found fatally shot inside his Bloomington apartment late last week.
A 12-year-old girl died Friday in an apparent drowning in a water channel between two lakes near Alexandria.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's latest stop on his challenge to visit every state in the U.S. is Wisconsin.
Both Dakotas and tribes in the two states are getting federal grant money for historic preservation work. The grants are through the Interior Department and National Park Service.
President Donald Trump would get additional military funds, but no border wall dollars under a massive spending bill that Congress agreed to Sunday night.
Move over Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, Republicans have a new campaign boogeyman. Well, sort of new.
