St. Paul Residents On Alert After More Reports Of Dog Poisonings
Daniel Luck says that Friday his German Shepard Sheba ate a piece of bread in the backyard. Following a trip to the vet, the dog threw up what appeared to be rat poison.
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Daniel Luck says that Friday his German Shepard Sheba ate a piece of bread in the backyard. Following a trip to the vet, the dog threw up what appeared to be rat poison.
A Minnesota judge has denied a request to release squad car video of the July 6 shooting death of Philando Castile.
Rebecca Otto is the third Democrat to announce a campaign to replace Gov. Mark Dayton, whose term expires in January 2019.
Police say a call Monday to a north Minneapolis elementary school about a person with a gun turned out to be a prank.
Three people were arrested last week for the possession and sale of methamphetamine and marijuana in southern Minnesota.
Daytime snow showers Monday made for hazardous driving across Minnesota.
Police say a man accused of fatally stabbing a transgender woman in Sioux Falls has been charged with murder and other counts.
Both directions of Interstate 94 in Maple Grove will see closures this weekend as construction crews work to remove a bridge.
Officials at Minnesota's state-run insurance exchange say more than 103,000 people signed up for health coverage in the latest enrollment period.
Officials at Macalester College in St. Paul say a break-in last week resulted in thieves stealing several electronic devices from a campus building.
One of two Lakeville parents charged after going missing with their children last October pleaded guilty to theft in connection with the case.
A proposed copper-nickel mine for northeastern Minnesota has passed another milestone.
A 22-year-old Eveleth woman has been sentenced to nearly 29 years in prison for her role in the killing of her boyfriend on the Iron Range in 2014, according to the St. Louis County Attorney's Office.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and two Native American tribes that oppose the $3.8 billion Dakota Access oil pipeline have asked a federal judge to reject an effort by the four-state project's Texas-based developer to get permission to finish it.
Climate change could likely be a factor in it being the Twin Cities' wettest year on record, Dr. Kevin Trenberth said.
