4 Things To Know: Teddy's Injury, Trump Heads To Mexico & More
From Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater's serious injury to Donald Trump heading to Mexico before immigration speech, here are the four stories to know for Wednesday, Aug. 31.
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From Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater's serious injury to Donald Trump heading to Mexico before immigration speech, here are the four stories to know for Wednesday, Aug. 31.
One man is dead following a shooting in St. Paul's Frogtown neighborhood Tuesday night. According to St. Paul police, around 9:30 p.m. officers responded to a report of multiple gun shots being fired in the area of Edmund Avenue West and Grotto Street North.
Dressed in purple pride on Tuesday, Vikings fans had a tough time enjoying The Great Minnesota Get Together after word of Teddy Bridgewater's injury spread.
The Minnesota Vikings announced Tuesday that starting quarterback Teddy Bridgewater has a complete tear in his ACL -- the anterior cruciate ligament.
The Southwest Light Rail Transit project, whose future looked bleak after hopes of a special state legislative session were recently dashed, may now have another chance.
The Newcomb family, going on 83 years at the State Fair, earned the fair's Legacy Award on Tuesday.
Friedman's Shoe Store has been on the north side of Minneapolis since 1889, and at their currently location on West Broadway since 1920.
Except for one brief Republican term, Minnesota's 8th Congressional District been reliably Democratic for decades.
The apparent murder-suicide of a Minnesota elementary school teacher and his husband in Washington State comes as the two were being investigated for sexually exploiting students that the teacher mentored.
While a dark cloud was over Winter Park on Tuesday, the sun was shining on the Minnesota State Fair.
The Minnesota Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday about whether a $15 minimum wage question should be on the city of Minneapolis ballot in November.
A Lakeville police officer who was fired after talking to the media without permission is suing the city in federal court, arguing that the termination violated his First Amendment rights.
The Minnesota State Fair expects to recycle more cans, bottles and cups this year thanks to an effort to place more recycling bins next to trash bins.
All employees of the Planned Parenthood building in Uptown have returned to work after a brief evacuation.
Negotiators will return to the bargaining table Friday in hopes of averting a nurses' strike at five Twin Cities hospitals.
