Minnesota House Approves $105 Million For Infrastructure
The Minnesota House has signed off on directing $105 million toward transportation projects after a brief fight over information about federal funding.
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The Minnesota House has signed off on directing $105 million toward transportation projects after a brief fight over information about federal funding.
The construction crews along Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis were not the only thing people were stopping to watch Tuesday.
An inattentive motorist struck Jennifer Schlosser while directing rush hour traffic last September.
Firefighters in Roseville rescued Tuesday a dog that broke through thin ice on a small pond.
A long-awaited project that will serve swimmers in Minneapolis is finally coming to fruition.
The search for a new superintendent at St. Paul Public Schools is down to two.
Authorities say a fisherman was taken to a hospital after falling through the ice on a Crow Wing County Lake on Monday.
The Minnesota State Patrol says a motorcyclist is dead after a high-speed police chase on Interstate 35W near Forest Lake.
A new report says Minnesota farm incomes marginally improved in 2016, but more than 30 percent of the state's farmers were in red last year.
Owners of two Minnesota wineries want to be able to get their grapes from wherever they choose.
American Indian tribes fighting the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline said Tuesday that the pumping of oil into the pipe under their water source is a blow, but it doesn't end their legal battle.
Oil has been pumped into a controversial section of the Dakota Access pipeline after months of delays caused by protests and Native American tribes' efforts to stop the project.
A 2-and-a-half-year-old boy who was kidnapped following a stabbing in south Minneapolis early Tuesday morning has been found, and the suspect is in custody.
A 47-year-old man accused of a assaulting someone with a blade in Minneapolis' Cedar-Riverside neighborhood last week allegedly told police he wanted to stab a Somalian in the neck and that he hates Muslims.
House Speaker Paul Ryan is expressing confidence in the chairman of the House intelligence committee, saying he should continue to lead the panel's probe into Russian contacts with President Donald Trump's associates.
