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It's one of the most popular, and indulgent, meals you can order for breakfast: Eggs Benedict is salty, savory and satisfying.
When the 48th Annual NAACP Image Awards are announced next month, some Twin Cities teenagers will be in the audience.
Betsy Hodges is asking senior city staff members to investigate the implications of soon-to-be President Donald Trump's proposed policies.
While Democrats have been grilling President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet nominees, few have been as critical as Minnesota Senator Al Franken.
Ryan Holtan-Murphy is getting married in June. His fiance's name: Marie Packer.
The competition will have 75 teams competing on 16 rinks. And even if it's above freezing, the games will go on.
A Minnesota House Committee advanced a bill on Thursday to lower the tax on premium cigars.
Minnesota lawmakers are working to offset massive health insurance premium increases for more than 100,000 residents who buy their own coverage.
An investigation is underway after three Rogers High School students were struck by a truck while attempting to board a school bus Thursday morning.
Health officials are investigating how a rare rat virus called the Seoul virus infected eight people in Wisconsin and Illinois.
One Minnesota lawmaker thinks that raffles to raise campaign money are the perfect way to spice up dull political parties.
Six police officers suffered minor injuries and one protester was taken to a hospital after a clash between law enforcement and opponents of the Dakota Access pipeline in southern North Dakota.
A cross came down Tuesday from a Belle Plaine veterans memorial following the objections of a national watchdog group focused on the separation of church and state.
Dehn is serving his third term in the Minnesota legislature representing district 59B, which covers downtown Minneapolis, the North Loop and parts of the Northside.
A group of about two dozen North Dakota landowners is suing the developer of the disputed Dakota Access oil pipeline for alleged deceit and fraud in acquiring land easements.
