Life Story: Judy Ann Gentz
Judy Ann Gentz was a second- and third-grade teacher at Olson Elementary School in Bloomington for more than 20 years.
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Judy Ann Gentz was a second- and third-grade teacher at Olson Elementary School in Bloomington for more than 20 years.
Authorities have identified the two people killed in a crash that occurred after a police pursuit in Burnsville Monday.
A 25-year-old Minneapolis man faces charges accusing him of striking and pinning a U.S. Marshal with an SUV last week, according to the Hennepin County Attorney's Office.
The Minnesota Supreme Court has upheld a Minnesota Court of Appeals decision that a blood or urine test administered without a warrant is unconstitutional.
Traffic on the METRO Blue Line in Minneapolis was disrupted Wednesday afternoon after a pickup truck and a trailer got stuck on the northbound tracks.
Gov. Scott Walker continues to be less popular in Wisconsin than President Barack Obama.
Authorities have charged a Madison man in a confrontation involving a Minnesota Vikings inflatable yard decoration in Stoughton.
The Minnesota Department of Health announced it identified the likley source of the recent Legionnaires' disease outbreak that left 22 sick and one dead.
North Dakota's Agriculture Department has set up a hotline to help farmers and ranchers south of the Bismarck-Mandan area who've been affected by protests against the Dakota Access oil pipeline.
Actress Shailene Woodley is scheduled to appear in a North Dakota court this month on criminal trespass and riot charges after her arrest during a protest against the Dakota Access pipeline.
Donald Trump has begun spending money on advertising in Wisconsin, part of his renewed focus on the state after House Speaker Paul Ryan distanced himself from the Republican presidential nominee.
Paisley Park has added additional tour dates in October for those who want to visit the suburban Minneapolis recording complex of the late superstar Prince.
Gov. Mark Dayton is creating a council to study how to improve community relations with police after two shootings of black men.
Wisconsin elections officials are standing firm on what must be included on an absentee ballot in order for it to be counted, a position supported by state law that could lead to thousands of votes being tossed.
A new report says that black people in Minnesota are nearly 6 times more likely than their white counterparts to be arrested for drug possession.
