More Hwy. 169 Construction: Lane Closures Coming Next Week
Drivers should soon expect more traffic on the already dissected Highway 169 in the west metro.
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Drivers should soon expect more traffic on the already dissected Highway 169 in the west metro.
Gov. Mark Dayton's top budget official says he'll recommend the governor veto most of the GOP-controlled Legislature's budget bills in their current form.
A woman has been charged with being a money mule who sent $295,000 to Jamaican conspirators after elderly people in several states were persuaded to send her the money in a lottery scam.
Panera is being acquired by Europe's JAB Holding Co. for more than $7 billion, the second largest restaurant deal ever made in North America.
A Superior, Wisconsin, woman is jailed after Duluth police say she struck and killed a pedestrian.
A state commission that will decide whether to approve the Keystone XL pipeline's route through Nebraska has scheduled a five-day public hearing on the project.
Minneapolis police say a woman who was injured in a weekend shooting has succumbed to her injuries.
Authorities say a building in the west Twin Cities metro had to be evacuated Wednesday morning after employees inside could smell gas.
April marks Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and multiple law enforcement agencies hit the streets Wednesday in an effort designed to combat the problem.
Douglas Kleinsmith volunteered to train altar boys at St. John Cantius Church.
A 34-year-old old Sauk Centre man is dead after he was struck by a train in Morrison County Wednesday morning.
Two Democratic U.S. senators want the chief of the Army Corps of Engineers to explain the agency's decision-making that ultimately paved the way for completion of the disputed Dakota Access oil pipeline.
The Minnesota House has approved a $3.2 billion education bill that would freeze tuition next year for the state's two-year and technical colleges but the University of Minnesota will likely see a tuition increase.
Mohamud Abdiwahab Hilowle suffered at least three gunshot wounds.
The New York State Museum has expanded its collection of contemporary Native American artwork. The museum says Tuesday it has added eight new works to the collection launched in 1986 and now numbering more than 150 pieces.
