Minnesota H.S. Student 3D Prints Violin
Jennah Slayton, a junior at Stillwater High School, created a plastic violin to conduct an experiment on sound waves in her physics class.
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Jennah Slayton, a junior at Stillwater High School, created a plastic violin to conduct an experiment on sound waves in her physics class.
Minnesota lawmakers are divided on how to fund road and bridge repairs -- whether to use a gas tax hike or raise car license tab fees.
A Chanhassen science teacher credits a stranger, who's also a National Guardsman, with her second chance at life.
Secret recordings made by a paid informant were played in court Thursday in the trial of three Twin Cities men accused of trying to join ISIS.
Two people are behind bars, accused of an attempted abduction in a St. Paul park.
Authorities have identified a man who died in a crash early Wednesday morning after a short chase with police in north Minneapolis.
The Hennepin County Medical Examiner identified the body found in the Mississippi River Wednesday as 20-year-old David Miller.
Officials in Superior National Forest say crews are working to contain a wildfire after a prescribed burn Thursday afternoon got out of control.
A man accused of firebombing a Somali restaurant in Grand Forks says the incident had nothing to do with race.
The failure Thursday afternoon of the House bonding bill is just another sign of the broad divide between Democrats and Republicans.
A former Winona County Jail corrections officer is accused of threatening to post nude pictures from former inmates unless he received more nude images and videos.
A man has been sentenced to prison for causing a fire that killed his grandmother in St. Cloud.
Oculus has responded to Sen. Al Franken's questions about consumers' privacy when using the its s Rift virtual reality system.
Gov. Mark Dayton says he's hopeful top state lawmakers can come together on key issues in the waning days of the legislative session even though a transportation funding package remains uncertain.
It's the unofficial start of summer, and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says there are still campsites available at several state parks and recreation spots.
