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To deter criminals, Senator Amy Klobuchar has introduced legislation to increase penalties for people who use stolen identities.
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To deter criminals, Senator Amy Klobuchar has introduced legislation to increase penalties for people who use stolen identities.
A man is dead and a Chisago County commissioner is in critical condition after a fiery crash on Interstate 35.
An already-busy travel week is now complicated by the weather out east. People in Minnesota and across the country are affected by the massive snowstorm hitting New York, Boston and Washington, D.C.
The city of Roseville says pet shops can no longer sell cats or dogs -- a first-of-its-kind decision in Minnesota.
A new study says student loan borrowers are struggling to keep up with their payments.
Buzz Lightyear, Wall-E and Dory are all headed to the Science Museum of Minnesota this summer to show kids the central role science and technology play in creating their most beloved movie characters and universes.
Environmentalists say Republicans who control the Minnesota Legislature and their allies are pressing a slate of bills that add up to bad news for the environment.
The Augsburg men's hockey team is raising money so a longtime employee of the Minneapolis college can visit his family overseas.
Gov. Mark Dayton said Tuesday that congressional Republicans' plan to replace the Affordable Care Act would reduce health insurance access and increase costs in Minnesota.
Republican House Speaker Kurt Daudt says he's exploring whether the Legislature can reject a recently approved $14,000 raise.
One bobcat suffered burns following a barn fire, the other was kept as a pet thousands of miles away.
An accident in Polk County earlier this month has brought a new meaning to the phrase "spilling the beans."
The Wisconsin Election Commission's chairman says Bernie Sanders' campaign needs to take responsibility for blurring state laws on 17-year-olds voting in its social messaging ahead of last year's presidential primary.
Gov. Dennis Daugaard has signed into law a bill that he proposed to address potential oil pipeline protests in South Dakota.
A major winter storm is expected to bring blizzard conditions to where 50 million people live and work.
