General Mills Expands Recall Of Cake Mixes
The recall was first announced in May over concerns the flour in some General Mills products could be linked to an E coli outbreak.
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The recall was first announced in May over concerns the flour in some General Mills products could be linked to an E coli outbreak.
The attorney for the family of Philando Castile -- Glenda Hatchett -- says he did in fact have a valid permit to carry a gun.
Gracie Jones was known for her welcoming smile, but the circumstances that launched her career are far from joyous.
Emergency officials now say some 71 homes, businesses and other structures sustained varying degrees of damage in Watkins.
The shooting of 2-year-old Le'Vonte Jones has sparked members of the gospel music scene to raise their voices to help.
Rep. Keith Ellison announced Wednesday that he is endorsing the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee: Hillary Clinton.
Over 40 people were arrested after a protest shut down southbound Interstate 35W near University Avenue Wednesday morning.
Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican candidate for the White House, called the recent shootings of black men in Minnesota and Louisiana "terrible, disgusting performances" by the officers involved.
Law enforcement officers are worried the quest to find Pokemon characters is creating safety concerns.
Herbie's on the Park will open this fall next to Rice Park in the Minnesota Club.
A Minnesota native says she's hanging up her gym shoes Wednesday after she barely missed qualifying for the 2016 Olympics in Rio.
This year, new evidence of pollution put another 318 lakes, rivers and streams across Minnesota on the list.
That's the phrase officials in Bloomington used to explain why the Family Aquatic Center closed on Tuesday, a day when highs in the metro reached close to 90 degrees.
A man is dead after crashing into a tree in Maplewood early Wednesday morning. Police said around 2 a.m. an SUV was driving south on Rice Street when the driver hit a tree near Roselawn Avenue.
North Dakota health officials say a woman who traveled to Jamaica has tested positive for Zika virus. The woman is not pregnant and was not hospitalized.
