Court Rejects Parents' Appeal On Stillwater School Closures
The Minnesota Court of Appeals has rejected an effort by a group of parents to save three Stillwater elementary schools from closure, but the dispute isn't over.
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The Minnesota Court of Appeals has rejected an effort by a group of parents to save three Stillwater elementary schools from closure, but the dispute isn't over.
New stress rankings are out, and they find Minnesota is the least stressed state in the entire United States.
In a state so well-known for its cheese, it's hard to fathom that it's yet to receive an official state declaration. That would all change under a bill up for approval in the state Assembly on Tuesday.
We've become accustomed to "The Star-Spangled Banner" being played before most any game. So David from Minneapolis asked: How did the national anthem become a sports tradition? Good Question.
Joy Mitchell says her 16-year-old son Josh went from being violent and often pulled from school to being able to control himself.
For the first time in nearly a decade, the Minnesota Twins are winners on opening day.
Several Minnesotans have been having close calls with some not-so-friendly birds in their neighborhoods, even in their homes.
"Objective Zero" is launching an app that will give veterans in crisis 24-hour access to help.
The Minnesota Twins threw out the first pitch for the 2017 regular season Monday afternoon as thousands of fans filled Target Field.
The Minnesota House Monday approved a sweeping public safety bill that includes tough new measures to limit mass protests.
The Ramsey County attorney has a stern warning to high school students against a game that is known to take lives.
Police have referred more charges to prosecutors against a UW-Madison student already accused of sexually assaulting and harassing nearly a dozen women.
An annual survey estimates the elk population of northwestern Minnesota at 79 animals in three herds.
Republicans in the Minnesota Senate approved Monday a measure allowing parents to get a tax credit for sending their children to private schools, which Democrats denounced as "vouchers."
Montana, Minnesota and Illinois are among the states considering legislation to protect their residents' information, such as their browsing history.
