Hormel Tweaking Ingredients In Spam, Chili Products
Hormel plans to tweak the ingredients in some of its canned meat products, including two varieties of Spam.
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Hormel plans to tweak the ingredients in some of its canned meat products, including two varieties of Spam.
Two Wisconsin girls accused of trying to kill their friend as a sacrifice to the horror fiction character Slender Man are seeking their release after nearly two years in custody, saying they're not dangerous and can return to family.
House Republicans say funding Wi-Fi hotspots for students and leveraging federal grants for broadband Internet development are the best ways to reach underserved communities in Minnesota, but Democrats argue the plan doesn't go far enough.
There were no reports of injuries but a barn was destroyed in a fire west of the Twin Cities Wednesday afternoon.
The Guthrie Theater plans to make its ninth floor into a theatrical hub to create a dialogue with the audience on today's issues. The Tony-winning Minneapolis theater announced Wednesday it has received a $1 million grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to underwrite the initiative.
A Brooklyn Park man faces federal charges for allegedly distributing heroin that led to a man's death.
Republicans and Democrats at the Minnesota Legislature are on a collision course as they work out how to spend a $900 million budget surplus.
A Twin Cities mother is trying to get more kids to wear helmets when they skateboard or ride bikes. Mary Barsness' son Willi Bosch fractured his skull in a skateboarding accident almost two years ago.
Prosecutors in Fond du Lac County have filed criminal charges against the sister of a woman convicted of killing her husband and hiding his body in Milwaukee.
Formal charges are pending against a man accused of leading police on a wild vehicle chase through Grand Forks.
Robbinsdale police are investigating after a person was shot in Crystal late Tuesday night. According to the Robbinsdale Police Department, around 11:30 p.m. officers responded to a call of a shooting victim at North Memorial Medical Center.
House Speaker Paul Ryan's national stature is such that he had to call a news conference to deny he wants to be president. Back on Capitol Hill, he's about to blow through a statutory deadline to pass an annual budget, a major embarrassment for him and House Republicans.
A hockey player from Minnesota who suffered a spinal cord injury in a game has left an Illinois hospital to continue his rehabilitation at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota.
A Minnesota judge has dismissed criminal charges against a man accused in a high-profile poaching case because of a tracking device used by authorities.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and a local organization is reflecting on its efforts toward ending the problem.
