Possibly Record-Setting Cold On The Way, Followed By Big Warm-up
Get ready for an intense blast of cold – but it won't last for long!
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Get ready for an intense blast of cold – but it won't last for long!
United States Attorney Andy Luger calls them corrupt lawyers who abused the court system they took an oath to protect.
Minnesota Vikings fan Mariah Sisson came all the way from Illinois, leaving cold temperatures for potentially subzero ones.
A 21-year-old Minneapolis man was convicted earlier this week of sex trafficking minors and producing child pornography, among other charges.
A Brooklyn Center man received a six year prison sentence for smuggling marijuana from California in a produce shipment.
Gov. Mark Dayton and Republican House Speaker Kurt Daudt occasionally flashed anger during a public meeting before declaring the effort finished.
The recall affects a number of tortilla and potato chips that were distributed nationwide. The affected products were made with milk ingredients supplied by one of the company's secondary seasoning component suppliers, Valley Milk Products.
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety is taking the storm very seriously. They understand some people may have to drive this weekend, but this storm will be the worst we've had this season.
Officials is western Minnesota have located a missing predatory offender and taken him into custody.
Schools around South Dakota are calling off extracurricular activities and some are even closing as a winter storm hits the state.
Parts of southern Wisconsin could get nearly a foot of snow as a winter storm makes its way east from the central Plains.
State agriculture officials are recommending an expansion of a proposed emerald ash borer quarantine in northeastern Minnesota.
President-elect Donald Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan have put their rocky start behind them and are learning how to get along — for now.
WCCO Radio's Eric Nelson interviewed Lee Hutton, the former Gopher player who's the attorney for the ten suspended players, on Thursday. Hutton said players are mainly taking issue with the lack of respect to due process in Coyle and Kaler's decision and the lack of support from the university.
Ten players were suspended indefinitely Tuesday. The team said Claeys did not make the decision.
