Fmr. Wisconsin Deputy Who Killed Wife, Sister In Law Dies
A former Wisconsin sheriff's deputy who killed his wife and sister-in-law but was found not legally responsible because of his ailing health has died.
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A former Wisconsin sheriff's deputy who killed his wife and sister-in-law but was found not legally responsible because of his ailing health has died.
A 60-year-old man was killed Sunday in a motorcycle crash in southwestern Minnesota, authorities say.
A 25-year-old Columbia Heights man is accused of fatally shooting another man in the head while he was changing a flat tire at a Minnetonka park-and-ride ramp, according to charges filed in Hennepin County.
A federal judge has rejected a request to temporarily stop construction of the Dakota Access pipeline.
Health care advocates in Wisconsin derided the Republican plan to overhaul the federal health care law on Tuesday saying it will increase the ranks of uninsured, while Gov. Scott Walker called it "an important first step" but signaled that more work needs to be done.
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Florida Georgia Line, with special guests Backstreet Boys, Nelly and Chris Lane, are coming to Target Field this summer.
A sweet, nutty-tasting new grain called Kernza is getting a big boost from food giant General Mills, which is intrigued by the potentially big environmental benefits of the drought-resistant crop with long roots that doesn't need to be replanted every year.
The newest member of the Minnesota United squad has been called one of the Loons "best signings" with experience on the national and global stage. But you won't see her on the field, instead you'll see her in the booth -- the broadcast booth.
American Indians from across the country are bringing their frustrations with the Trump administration and its approval of the Dakota Access oil pipeline to the nation's capital Tuesday, kicking off four days of activities that will culminate in a march on the White House.
The national cheese spotlight this week turns to Wisconsin — where else? — as judges get ready to sniff, taste and touch thousands of samples in the U.S. Championship Cheese Contest.
Pursuing your passion can be punishing -- even painful -- when it involves wrestling. Good thing Gigi Bragg doesn't mind.
Lawmakers in the United Kingdom are taking up a debate on high heels. They want to make it illegal for employers to require women to wear them.
Families in central Minnesota are cleaning up after the earliest tornado in state history hit Monday.
A former Chicago lawyer who threatened to sue thousands of people who downloaded pornographic video pleaded guilty to fraud charges.
