Wis. State Health Officials Ask Walker For Money For Medicaid
Wisconsin health officials are asking Gov. Scott Walker to increase Medicaid spending by $452 million in the upcoming state budget.
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Wisconsin health officials are asking Gov. Scott Walker to increase Medicaid spending by $452 million in the upcoming state budget.
Regulators have approved lower electrical rates for mines and paper mills in northern Minnesota.
Tribal flags, horses, tents, hand-built shelters and teepees dominate one of the biggest, newest communities in North Dakota, built in a valley on federal land near the confluence of the Missouri and Cannonball rivers.
Anne McKeig has taken her spot on the Minnesota Supreme Court, becoming the first American Indian judge on the state's highest court.
The Minnesota State Patrol is investigating a fatal crash involving alcohol in St. Louis County early Friday morning.
One million Samsung phones have been recalled after reports of them catching fire while charging.
More than 66,000 people are expected to come to U.S. Bank Stadium for this Sunday's Vikings game against the Packers.
They're not just for breakfast anymore. Waffles are being redefined. That's what Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield found out when she went to Nisswa to find the best waffle, she also found a young entrepreneur with a plan.
Stevie Wonder and members of Prince's inner circle will highlight a family-sanctioned Prince tribute concert in St. Paul on Oct. 13.
A 17-year-old boy is missing, and the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is asking for the public to help find him.
Striking Twin Cities nurses Thursday said workplace violence turns too many of them into patients.
With a giant lunker for a roadside landmark, Mille Lacs got its reputation as a walleye factory. But Thursday -- it's all about the bass!
Minnesota's top Democratic women leaders are demanding that a Republican Congressional candidate release radio archives of his controversial political talk show.
Vikings fans in northern Minnesota are being treated to a special visit to fire them up for the start of football season.
Bob Sandin went to his local hospital, Cuyuna Regional Medical Center in Crosby, to get a pacemaker this summer. But after the procedure, something didn't look right.
