15,000 People Still Without Power Due To Storms
Heavy storms hit southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin beginning Friday afternoon. Though the storms initially left 30,000 without power, Xcel says crews have restored power to 15,000 customers.
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Heavy storms hit southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin beginning Friday afternoon. Though the storms initially left 30,000 without power, Xcel says crews have restored power to 15,000 customers.
It's Friday and that means we're answering some of your Good Questions. This week: Why do stars twinkle? Why does wood crackle when it burns?
The heat usually adds up to more medical calls for first responders. Some St. Paul firefighters say staffing changes could mean it will take them longer to get there.
The State Patrol in Brainerd say they are currently investigating a fatal hit and run involving a young female pedestrian.
Former "Saved by the Bell" star Dustin Diamond tested positive for a painkiller last month in violation of his probation conditions, according to records the Wisconsin Department of Corrections released Friday.
Two people are dead and one person is in serious condition after a motorcycle accident Friday afternoon in Rochester. Police says the accident happened at about 3:40 p.m. on Marion Road.
The golf world will turn its attention to a Twin Cities course this fall. Hazeltine National Golf Club is hosting the 2016 Ryder Cup. The biennial men's golf tournament consists of 12-member teams from the United States and Europe.
The Twin Cities area is among five cities that will begin offering daily flights to Cuba. The introduction of air travel to Cuba is part of President Obama's work to normalize relations between the two countries.
Negotiators from the Minnesota Nurses Association have tentatively agreed to return to the bargaining table with negotiators from Allina Health after the federal mediator urged the two parties to meet.
A World War II veteran in Minneapolis celebrated a very special birthday Friday.
The trust company overseeing Prince's estate — likely with the backing of Prince's siblings — is exploring the idea to open it up as a tourist attraction that some have compared with Elvis Presley's Graceland.
University of Minnesota officials are considering a 7.5 percent increase for nonresident students instead of a nearly 10 percent increase. The university's board of regents approved a 2.5-percent tuition increase next year for in-state students.
A Pine City man is facing charges for sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy, the Pine County Sheriff's Office said Friday.
Two police squads from different departments worked together to help a rollover crash victim in Lino Lakes.
As the atmospheric furnace sent temperatures soaring above 90 degrees Friday, severe storms also started to pop in Minnesota.
