MDH Pinpointing Hopkins Legionnaires' Disease Sources
The Minnesota Department of Health says they are looking at several possible sources for a recent outbreak of Legionnaires' disease.
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The Minnesota Department of Health says they are looking at several possible sources for a recent outbreak of Legionnaires' disease.
Thursday was the first day Minneapolis police started documenting the race of people they stop for questioning.
More than 1,100 officers from agencies across the east metro were taught Thursday in St. Paul how to deal with large crowds, during emotionally charged protests.
Employees heard from the CEO and they also got to hear a few surprise performances from some major artists.
The Minnesota State Patrol is reminding drivers of the consequences of drunk driving following a spike in arrests this summer.
According to WCCO's Matt Brickman, the biggest threat from the storms is likely from potentially damaging winds.
The Twin Cities Film Festival is planning to honor Lea Thompson with its Lifetime Achievement Award.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources confirmed two red swamp crayfish were found in northwestern Minnesota.
Authorities have identified the man who was shot early Sunday morning on Minneapolis' north side. According to the Minneapolis Police Department, shortly after midnight officers responded to ShotSpotter activity in the area of 31st and Colfax avenues.
Good news for students at Winona State University and Saint Mary's University!
The Hennepin County Medical Examiner has released additional details about the shooting deaths of a couple in Hastings.
In a part of town where many restaurants are named after Arby or Wendy, it's easy to miss Marianne tucked away in a Shoreview strip mall. But Marianne's Kitchen is trying to bring something to this northern Twin Cities suburb that's been lacking.
Minnesota's unemployment rate is ticking up as the state sheds jobs. The state lost 1,500 jobs in August, according to data released Thursday by the Department of Employment and Economic Development.
More Minnesotans are on firmer economic footing in 2015 than in 2014, according to a new survey from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Gov. Scott Walker says there was nothing illegal about campaign donations from corporate leaders given to a conservative group that helped him and Republican legislators fend off recall challenges.
