North Dakota Pipeline Protest Spurs South Dakota Legislation
Gov. Dennis Daugaard's office is pursuing legislation to make it clear that the governor's emergency response powers apply to destructive protests.
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Gov. Dennis Daugaard's office is pursuing legislation to make it clear that the governor's emergency response powers apply to destructive protests.
Police in Duluth have a person of interest in custody following a deadly shooting Tuesday.
A Bloomington man is charged with threatening violence after he was accused of pointing a gun at another motorist in December.
Chicago Police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi says 25-year-old Chad Robertson died Wednesday, one week after being shot.
State lawmakers are advancing a bill to require crisis response training and more diversity on police departments.
Samuel Christopher Jones is scheduled to be paroled after serving just over 13 years for the killing of a 3-year-old.
If he ever doubted whether he chose the right path in life, all Bennet Cyrus had to do was take a look at all of his awards for excellence.
They were in court Wednesday when 21-year-old Quran Mitchell was officially charged with second-degree murder in the death of Joshua Isaiah Lockhart, Jr.
The federal government has sent out 180 letters to businesses, cities and even school districts, saying they will have to pay the estimated $60-million cost of cleaning up a toxic landfill in Burnsville.
University of Minnesota researchers were part of a first-of-its kind study that shows it's possible to predict, with high accuracy, if infants will develop autism spectrum disorder, depending on early changes in their brains and family history.
A Ramsey County Judge Wednesday dismissed a motion from Officer Jeronimo Yanez's attorneys to dismiss the charges against him, including manslaughter.
Lt. Gov. Tina Smith said during a Wednesday rally that the state needs to hold accountable a small number of businesses stealing from workers.
Police in Shakopee say a boat that had been dedicated to fallen soldiers and was stolen in Shakopee has been recovered.
Minnesota lawmakers are moving to require diversity and crisis intervention training for law enforcement officers after two fatal shootings of black men put police-community relations in the spotlight.
A top executive at the company building the controversial Dakota Access pipeline is comparing pipeline opponents to terrorists.
