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You may be surprised to hear who now owns a new, shiny green John Deere. Her name is Leah, and she is four-years-old. And the miniature car is about much more than fun for the Wayzata preschooler.
Of all more than 14,000 convictions dating back to the early 1980's, only 21 defendants agreed to further DNA testing.
The Animal Humane Society is welcoming a group of dogs rescued from Oklahoma.
Law enforcement sources tells CBS News that painkillers were discovered in Prince's possession after he was found dead last week. CBS News says local law enforcement requested assistance from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration to investigate if the medications were prescribed to Prince.
This month doctors are trying to raise awareness about a type of cancer that dentists are often the first to notice.
Gov. Mark Dayton named on Wednesday the state's first ever Task Force on Mental Health. The governor says there's an urgent need to close loopholes in the mental health system.
The man named a person of interest in the disappearance of Jacob Wetterling is expected to be back in federal court on Wednesday.
A judge gave the green light Wednesday for Prince's sister to move forward to protect the singer's assets.
Gov. Mark Dayton says he explored whether he could restore released felons' voting rights on his own.
Nearly a year's worth of legislative wrangling over how much to spend on broadband Internet development started to come together Wednesday.
A 31-year-old South St. Paul woman is charged in the death of her infant daughter, after she fell asleep with the girl and allegedly suffocated her.
Authorities say a week-long crackdown on distracted driving in Minnesota found too many drivers are taking their eyes off the road.
A stretch of West River Parkway has been closed in downtown Minneapolis after a sinkhole opened up near it Wednesday morning.
U.S. Army Reserve soldiers from the Willmar area are preparing to deploy to Kuwait in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
A TSA manager at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport says his supervisor told him to report the names of local Somali leaders coming to him for help, so that they could be checked agaisnt a database for terror ties, the New York Times reported on Wednedsay.
