Minnesota-based Cargill lays off 5% of its workforce
Agribusiness giant Cargill is laying off thousands of its employees.
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Agribusiness giant Cargill is laying off thousands of its employees.
The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry and Minnesota OSHA have fined a scuba diving weed removal company over $730,000. Their violations led to the death of an 18-year-old in May.
Footage of the fatal 2021 shooting of Winston Boogie Smith by U.S. Marshals task force members in Minneapolis has been obtained by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension after years of trying to unlock a cellphone.
Rap's reigning hater-in-chief Kendrick Lamar will kick off his next tour in Minneapolis.
Authorities in the northwest metro are investigating a fire that killed one resident and caused the evacuation of multiple others Tuesday morning.
The lawsuit alleges USA Powerlifting discriminated against Jaycee Cooper when they denied her entry to two competitions in 2018.
A 22-year-old Hastings man is dead and authorities are looking for a suspect after a shooting in Robbinsdale Monday evening.
Two children are in the hospital after falling through the ice on Markgrafs Lake in Woodbury Monday afternoon.
Before returning to his alma mater of Cretin-Derham Hall to lead and coach, Kim Royston had the unique experience of being a star defensive back for both the Wisconsin Badgers and the Minnesota Gophers.
The Minnesota State Patrol says they've received nearly 2,800 calls for animals in the roadway so far this year.
The phone lines of the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board are still down, weeks after a cyberattack took them out.
Frank Gums Jr., 19, will be on supervised probation for three years for stealing over $20,000 from a food truck in South St. Paul last year.
Legendary Australian rockers AC/DC are Minnesota-bound for the first time in nearly a decade.
A new law requiring public agencies in Minnesota to report cybersecurity incidents to state IT officials is now in effect.
An investigation into the Aug. 13 fire on the 1500 block of 11th Avenue South revealed the cause to be "incendiary/intentional," according to the Minneapolis Fire Department.
