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State support for K-12 public schools in Wisconsin has increased slightly. A report from the nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau released Tuesday shows that state support for schools last year was 62.7 percent of costs.
Reports of "creepy clown" sightings in parts of the country have terrified – or amused – many. But it seems the craze hasn't quite hit Minnesota yet … for now.
A new memorial in St. Paul will pay tribute to the 72 Minnesotans who have received the Medal of Honor. A groundbreaking was held Monday on the state capitol grounds where the memorial will sit.
Heads up west metro drivers: MnDOT is planning to close the Highway 12 bypass for three weeks.
The former Lakeville woman convicted of hiding her two daughters from their father will have to be on probation until 2022.
More than 3,000 households in the Twin Cities hosted guests for the Ryder Cup, according to numbers put out by the home sharing platform Airbnb.
A central Minnesota sheriff's office is supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a hot pink tweak to its official uniforms.
Drivers passing through Minneapolis will have an easier go of it Tuesday evening. According to the Minnesota Department of Transportation, the scheduled cleaning of the Lowry Tunnel on Interstate 94 has been postponed.
St. Paul diners will have one less place to try in Lowertown come 2017. Heartland Restaurant & Farm Direct Market announced Tuesday that it will be closing its doors in December.
As the investigation into Prince's death homes in on the source of the fatal fentanyl, some observers are suggesting that the United States explore a lifesaving strategy used in Europe: services that check addicts' drug supplies to see if they are safe.
Getting your own cash is costing you more. ATM fees hit a new high for a 10th straight year.
There's no denying the beauty that lines the shores of Lake Pepin. However, some of its most majestic sights can only be seen from a distance. So, Dave Dybsand wanted to change that by bringing people closer to the eagles.
Sports fans buy between three and five billion dollars of pro football and baseball merchandise each year. So, where does all that money go? Good Question.
Thousands of nurses at five Allina Health hospitals in Minnesota have rejected the company's latest proposal, pushing their strike into its fifth week.
Even before the game starts, the route players take is right through eager fans awaiting autographs.
