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Attorneys for a police officer facing manslaughter charges in the fatal shooting of Philando Castile don't think the defendant can get a fair trial in Ramsey County, so they've filed a motion for a change of venue.
A judge refused to head off the imminent flow of oil in the disputed Dakota Access pipeline, likely clearing the way for operations to begin next week.
A cappella group Pentatonix is set to perform during the 2017 Grandstand Concert Series at the Minnesota State Fair.
A court in Poland has issued an arrest warrant for a Minnesota man sought in a Nazi massacre, opening the way for Poland to seek his extradition from the United States on war crimes charges.
The Republican-controlled Iowa Senate has approved a bill that would ban most abortions in the state after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
A UW-Madison disciplinary committee has decided to expel a student accused of sexually assaulting and harassing nearly a dozen women.
Vehicular homicide charges have been filed against the driver of a car who led police on a chase near the Mall of America that ended with a fatal crash.
It is that time of the week when we surprise CCO's Excellent Educator. Andrea Whitcomb got her start in teaching music 17 years ago to high schoolers. But she made the switch to teach the younger kids at Lincoln Elementary School for the Arts in Anoka. She says she loves the challenge of introducing music to students for the first time.
Police say David Pollard stole jewelry - guns - even a 100 year old violin that a family had passed down through several generations.
Big events hosted in Minnesota may give some homeowners a tax break this year and next.
President Donald Trump has said the federal workforce is too big. He's expected to propose significant cuts to it in his 2018 budget on Thursday.
Metro Transit is considering rising bus and light rail fares as it anticipates a $74-million budget shortfall.
State lawmakers are advancing tax breaks for Super Bowl-related events ahead of next year's big game in Minnesota.
Some say international visitors afraid to come to the U.S. because of the president's immigration policies.
Hundreds of advocates for the homeless came to the capitol Tuesday asking lawmakers to fund programs they say could dramatically reduce the number of people without a place to call home.
