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There's opposition to a plan to demolish St. Paul's oldest public building. A local developer wants to tear down the old fire station on the corner of Grand Avenue and Leech Street to make way for a new hotel.
A 26-year-old man was killed and his 4-year-old son injured in a single-vehicle crash Sunday evening.
A 17-year-old boy who escaped from a juvenile facility in Minnesota was caught across the South Dakota border in Sioux Falls after allegedly stealing a car.
The continued protests and efforts by some Republican leaders to block Donald Trump from winning the nomination has divided the party across the country and here in Minnesota.
Diabetes Alert Day is on Tuesday, and a new study shows a significant link between low income and risk for the disease.
Underwear is often an afterthought in our day-to-day life, but it gets a little more attention at the Minnesota History Center. There are more than 3,200 historic pieces in the center's basement, dating back nearly 200 years.
A juvenile suspect is in custody after leading authorities on a chase with a stolen cement truck on Sunday in southeastern Minnesota, according to the Dodge County Sheriff's Office.
The Harlem Globetrotters are marking their 90th anniversary this year, and they came to Minnesota to celebrate.
The city of St. Paul is seeking $4.5 million to help repair unstable slopes in a park where two children died in a landslide on a fossil-finding field trip nearly three years ago.
The flood threat is subsiding in south-central Wisconsin.
Paint company Sherwin-Williams is buying rival Valspar for $11.3 billion in a move that it says will expand its reach in Asia and Europe.
Liquor, automatic weapons and exploding targets would be forbidden at Department of Natural Resources shooting ranges under a new package of regulations that has gun lovers raising their eyebrows.
Minnesota musicians are banding together to raise money for children affected by lead contamination in the water supply of Flint, Michigan.
Emergency crews have rescued four people whose car became trapped in flood waters in western Wisconsin.
When Iowa's largest city joined the boom in urban cycling, work crews painted more bike lanes, erected traffic signals especially for cyclists and installed rental bikes at self-service stands that catered to commuters and tourists alike.
