Fight For Control Of Minnesota Legislature Begins
The race for control of the legislature has begun, even though the 2016 session still has unfinished business.
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The race for control of the legislature has begun, even though the 2016 session still has unfinished business.
The push is in response to a woman killed by her estranged husband when her daughter couldn't call for help from a hotel room.
With the impending doom of mosquito and tick biting season upon us, you may want to consider new testing by Consumer Reports when choosing your bug repellent.
The Department of Justice and FBI were investigating whether or not the officers violated Clark's civil rights.
General Mills is issuing a recall on Gold Medal flour products as authorities investigate a multistate E.coli outbreak.
St. Paul's Como Zoo has eight western lowland gorillas, the same kind of endangered animal as the one killed at the Cincinnati Zoo. You can look at them through glass in their indoor space, or across a fence in their outdoor habitat.
Two people have been killed in a crash involving a motorcycle and an SUV in western Wisconsin.
The agent for the longtime University of Minnesota wrestling coach disputes allegations from a team member that the coach covered up the wrestlers' plans to sell and use an anti-anxiety drug.
Deer hunters get confused. They see deer, they know they are there, but where and how many is perplexing. So the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources decided to do an audit.
Police say several witnesses to the fatal weekend park fight in Alexandria reported that the 31-year-old victim died after being punched once in the face.
The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension says the search for a missing Coon Rapids man is urgent.
A Lindstrom man was given a mental health evaluation after entering a home and firing several gunshots, claiming people were coming after him. The Chisago County Sheriff's Office says a homeowner called 911 to report a man ...
The Mille Lacs County Attorney has filed multiple felony charges against a Princeton man for defrauding an 82-year-old businessman out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to the Minnesota Department of Commerce.
The federal trial of three young men accused of conspiring to travel to Syria to join the Islamic State group is winding down in Minnesota.
Gov. Mark Dayton signed into law a bill regulating the use of body cameras by law enforcement Tuesday.
