After Her Own Struggle, Amy Senser Helping Husband Recover From Stroke
Jurors convicted her in the hit-and-run that killed a Twin Cities chef in 2011. Now, Amy Senser is dealing with her husband's recovery from a massive stroke.
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Jurors convicted her in the hit-and-run that killed a Twin Cities chef in 2011. Now, Amy Senser is dealing with her husband's recovery from a massive stroke.
Residents of St. Paul will be getting used to a new way in their efforts to be green.
A public fight over art work at the newly-renovated State Capitol erupted into anger on Tuesday.
He was dragged for more than eight blocks by a woman on the run after an incident in her Uptown daycare center.
A Minnesota man who was recently sentenced for plotting to join the Islamic State group has had his prison time reduced from 15 years to 10.
Gov. Mark Dayton's office says a federal agency has reversed itself and approved aid for individuals and households in southern Minnesota hit by heavy rains and flooding in September.
Workers in Minnesota and across the country are expected to rally Tuesday, demanding better pay and benefits. Twin Cities workers gathered early Tuesday morning at a McDonald's restaurant in Minneapolis.
President-elect Donald Trump is doubling down on his threat to deport illegal immigrants, and to withhold federal grant money from so-called "sanctuary cities."
It's not a milestone they're necessarily celebrating; that means more injured birds have been brought into the center this year than ever before.
An Eagan man will spend decades behind bars for soliciting and distributing child pornography online.
D'Amico & Sons Restaurant will close Dec. 30 after more than 20 years in business.
Minnesota residents buying health insurance through the state's exchange are getting more help from the federal government.
The attorney representing the Maple Grove Senior High student accused of writing racist graffiti in a school bathroom says her client is not the culprit and that he is facing expulsion on the "flimsiest of bases."
Several controversial paintings depicting Native Americans were recently slated to be relocated after more than a year of discussion.
Macy's held its annual "Operation Happy Children," a morning where 200 preschoolers got to have breakfast with Santa Claus.
