Dept. of Public Safety among Minnesota State Fair's "best of" winners
The public safety department was cited alongside such other fair staples as the Crazy Mouse roller coaster, the Mighty Midway's Milk Can Game and the foodie staple The Blue Barn.
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The public safety department was cited alongside such other fair staples as the Crazy Mouse roller coaster, the Mighty Midway's Milk Can Game and the foodie staple The Blue Barn.
Police in the north metro say an attempted traffic stop of a stolen car filled with children led to a standoff in a wooded area early Wednesday.
Moriarty mentioned several times the biggest challenge is how young some of the children involved are.
A Minnesota state senator has pleaded not guilty to burglarizing the home of her estranged stepmother after her father's death.
In all, Xcel Energy said about 250,000 customers lost power during the storms.
Hope Adebayo, a senior, has enjoyed an explosive career with the Tommies, proving himself as a fixture of the Pioneer League.
Authorities are investigating after a 14-year-old boy died in a crash south of the Twin Cities late Tuesday evening.
WCCO is celebrating 75 years of broadcasting, and we are honored to celebrate the 75th wedding anniversary of two of our super viewers.
The Eco Experience from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency draws more than a quarter million visitors each year.
The order cites trash and safety issues, as well as the presence of "feces, needles, foils, drug paraphernalia, etc." for the decision.
It's not a traditional courtroom, but it fits in with the spirit of the Great Minnesota Get-Together.
A man in his 90s died on Wednesday morning in a crash near Como Park, where the street lights were off because of a power outage.
Authorities are searching for a central Minnesota man who hasn't contacted his family in almost three weeks.
The head of Minnesota's Council on American-Islamic Relations is holding a press conference on Wednesday to level the latest in a series of anti-Muslim-related allegations involving the Lino Lakes City Council following its decision to pause the development of a Muslim-friendly community.
A first-of-its-kind change is coming right next door to the University of Minnesota in hopes of making the area a safer place to be.
