Defense's Change Of Venue Request In Castile Case Denied
The trial of Officer Jeronimo Yanez for the death of Philando Castile will happen in Ramsey County.
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The trial of Officer Jeronimo Yanez for the death of Philando Castile will happen in Ramsey County.
A Minneapolis father was found guilty this week of murdering his 4-month-old daughter, and now the court is slated to decide whether or not the man was mentally ill when he beat the girl to death.
The 2015 law requires buffer strips of perennial vegetation between farm fields and waterways to filter out nitrogen, phosphorous and sediment.
A central Minnesota man faces bias-motivated assault charges after allegedly choking a Somali cab driver and telling police that he doesn't trust Muslims.
A 37-year-old Burnsville woman is accused of hitting her 16-month-old daughter on the head and swearing at her last week.
An environmental assessment of proposals for managing human-wolf conflicts and wolf depredation on livestock in Minnesota recommends that federal officials continue using a combination of lethal and non-lethal methods.
A 37-year-old woman was arrested Wednesday night after fleeing officers from a traffic stop near Pequot Lakes and later being found in the woods.
One year after a fire destroyed much of a historic baseball field in southern Minnesota, police are still looking for answers. On April 6, 2016, a fire broke out at Tink Laron Field in Waseca. That flames spread fast, destroying the grandstand and concession stand.
The move could change the Senate and court for generations. It came Thursday on a procedural motion.
Authorities say three dozen people, including six first responders, had to be treated after being exposed to unknown cleaning compounds at a Plymouth office building on Wednesday.
Erin Rolek is the first sommelier from Minnesota ever named to that list.
A group of doctors is offering to pay for a surgical simulator if North Dakota State University stops using live animals for its trauma life support training.
He told an officer that the girl had been sick and wouldn't stop crying; he said he became frustrated and bit her right cheek.
For decades, research has been done about how bad smoking is for people's health. But, plenty of people are still lighting up. Nearly a billion people around the world continue to smoke tobacco on a daily basis.
A man has been hospitalized following a kitchen fire in south Minneapolis early Thursday morning.
