1 Arrested After Maple Grove Stabbing
Police in Maple Grove say officers arrested a man in connection to a Wednesday night stabbing.
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Police in Maple Grove say officers arrested a man in connection to a Wednesday night stabbing.
A University of Wisconsin System regents committee is set to vote on a plan to raise nonresident and graduate tuition at five campuses.
The nostalgia is real in Richard Linklater's "Everybody Wants Some!!," which is being dubbed the "spiritual sequel" to the director's coming-of-age high school classic "Dazed and Confused."
MyPillow is planning to donate 500 pillows to Union Gospel Mission. The donation will ensure every bed at the mission will get a new pillow.
Some students at a Farmington elementary school worked hard to help their neighbors.
The 35th annual Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival launches in Minneapolis Thursday night with a screening of the heartwarming Swedish film A Man Called Ove.
The same week concerns were raised about a gun being manufactured in Minnesota that looks like a cell phone, lawmakers want to ban a cell phone case that looks like a gun.
Investigators in New Brighton say there have been a handful of incidents of mail theft in the past week.
Experts say the spring housing season is off to a slow start. The National Association of Realtors says the number of homes for sale is down in the Twin Cities and other markets.
For a Lakeville man, a call to 911 last week turned into a new friendship.
Governor Mark Dayton said Wednesday decades of neglect have made the state's psychiatric hospitals unsafe for workers and patients.
A woman from International Falls was killed in a two-vehicle crash in Koochiching County Wednesday morning, the Minnesota State Patrol reported. The crash happened at about 7:45 a.m. along Highway 71.
Target and UNICEF have partnered to help get Minnesota school children moving.
U.S. Bank Stadium is looking to fill 3,000 jobs before the doors open in June. The organization is looking to fill those positions by seeking out communities of color, the homeless and highly-mobile people.
A new study shows diabetes is skyrocketing around the world. Researchers say cases have quadrupled in the past three decades.
