Betty White, A Dog, Reunited With Family After 985 Days
A Minnesota dog named Betty White has been reunited with her family after being missing for nearly three years.
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A Minnesota dog named Betty White has been reunited with her family after being missing for nearly three years.
The legal bills for sorting out Prince's estate are already running into the millions.
If you're steady recycler in Hennepin County who nevertheless is amazed at the amount of trash your household generates, then the county has a new initiative you'll want to check out.
A 3-year-old is hospitalized after a near-drowning incident in Morrison County Sunday afternoon.
Sioux Falls police are investigating a weekend shooting that left a Minnesota woman with life-threatening injuries and her vehicle riddled with bullet holes.
A group of Twin Cities advocates have teamed up with local help organizations to create a video calling out menthol tobacco.
Monday brings a sliver of hope to her and other Minnesota residents that have incurable pain: They can finally buy medical marijuana.
For Kylie's Kid Max, it doesn't matter if it's cancer or chemo. He's not letting anything stop him from doing what he loves.
A new species of bat may be calling Minnesota home. The Department of Natural Resources announced Monday that an evening bat was caught last month at a National Guard site in Arden Hills.
Police are investigating the death of a man who was struck by a train in downtown Fargo.
Donald Trump is headed to Wisconsin, even as fellow Republicans in the state are distancing themselves from politically charged comments he made about the parents of a soldier killed in action.
Although August lacks a major commercial holiday, it's still a busy month for retailers and deal hunters alike.
The St. Louis Sheriff's Office is investigating and one man is in jail after a trailer house fire Sunday afternoon.
Two men are dead after a five-vehicle crash in Mille Lacs County. The State Patrol says the crash happened Sunday afternoon on Highway 23 in Foreston.
Figures from a survey of supply managers in nine Midwest and Plains states have dropped again and suggest slow or no economic growth ahead.
