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From a vigil held for the victims of the Orlando shooting to Clinton and Sanders meeting in Washington D.C. ahead of the primary, here is a look at the top four stories from June 14, 2016.
A home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright is for sale in St. Louis Park, by the original owners. The home is in the Lake Forest neighborhood, which is between Cedar Lake and Highway 100.
Event officials say a record number of visitors attended PrideFest Milwaukee over the weekend. Officials said in a statement Monday that more than 33,400 people attended the three-day event honoring the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
A man is dead after being buried underground when the sides of a trench in a construction area caved in Monday, according to the Blue Earth County Sheriff's Department.
The TSA reduced screening staff in recent years, anticipating that more and more people would apply for the ease of PreCheck.
With ISIS and other terror groups using the web to spread their message, why can't we block terror groups from the Internet? Good Question.
Politics quickly came into play after the shooting at an Orlando nightclub that left 49 people dead. The presumptive presidential candidates weighed in on what can be done to prevent another massacre.
The heartbreaking reality is setting in for many survivors of the Pulse nightclub shooting. This was no nightmare.
One person is dead after their vehicle rolled over multiple times in the north metro Monday evening, according to State Patrol.
A truck hauling more than 2.5 million dead bees began a cross-country tour with a stop in South Dakota Monday in an effort to raise awareness on the collapse of bee colonies and other pollinators in the U.S. and the role that chemicals such as pesticides have played in the decline.
Like many gay men across America, Jamie Brown has treasured memories of nights spent reveling at a gay club, a boisterous community gathering place where he could feel safe and be himself.
Negotiators have returned to the bargaining table but report no progress in contract talks to avoid a strike by nearly 5,000 nurses at five hospitals in the Minneapolis area.
Four young Richfield girls are without their mother after she was killed in a deadly car crash in the south metro.
After a mass shooting at an LGBTQ club in Orlando Sunday, similar establishments in Minneapolis are reconsidering their security plans.
The FBI's open-then-closed investigation into Omar Mateen's history raises the question: How many other home-grown terrorists are being investigated, and how many are still a threat that may have dropped off the radar?
