Native Americans, Supporters Protest DAPL In D.C.
American Indians and their supporters are rallying in Washington against continued construction of the disputed Dakota Access pipeline.
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American Indians and their supporters are rallying in Washington against continued construction of the disputed Dakota Access pipeline.
Authorities have charged four men in two separate deer poaching incidents late last year in or near the camp in southern North Dakota that housed Dakota Access pipeline protesters.
Minnesota is joining a lawsuit to block President Donald Trump's new travel ban. The lawsuit was originated by Washington State. Oregon, New York and Massachusetts are also joining the suit.
Have you been wondering why Buzz, the iconic Cheerios bee, has been missing from the box of your favorite cereal?
Dozens of high school culinary students put their skills to the test in the Minnesota Pro-Start Invitational Thursday.
Authorities say the conspiracy operated from June 2013 to May 2016.
From high school state tournaments to a Minnesota Wild team drawing record crowds, March Madness is in full effect in downtown St. Paul.
Since March of 2009, the stock market has been on a roll. The S&P 500 is up about 250 percent. So, how long do bull markets last?
Ever have that awkward moment when you are getting a haircut and the conversation runs dry? That's not a problem at a Minneapolis salon.
The Rosemount High School girls' basketball coach says he is alive today because a fellow teacher was in the right place at the right time.
Minnesota health care leaders are alarmed about deep cuts to Medicaid coming out of Washington.
Hello? Is it a refund you're looking for? Lionel Richie and Mariah Carey will not be visiting St. Paul later this month as planned.
There are about 3.3 million Muslims living in the United States. Five of them live in Dawson, Minn. And all of them are part of the same family.
Montevideo police said John Nuernberg passed away while on vacation in Mexico.
The detection of a highly pathogenic strain of bird flu at a Tennessee chicken farm has poultry farmers stepping up security in an attempt to prevent an outbreak like the one in 2015 that required the destruction of millions of chickens and turkeys in the Midwest. The appearance of milder forms of bird flu at a Wisconsin turkey farm and another Tennessee chicken farm has heightened concern.
