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Gov. Mark Dayton renewed his call Wednesday for the state to adopt new, high-security driver's licenses. The Department of Homeland Security denied Minnesota's request to delay Real ID in the state on Tuesday.
Protesters with Black Lives Matter gathered briefly in the rotunda at Mall of America before moving outside and boarding the Blue Line Light Rail Train. They then got off at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport in an attempt to shut it down.
The Minnesota Vikings have filed a lawsuit against Wells Fargo in an effort to stop the bank from constructing signs near US Bank Stadium, according to reports.
St. Cloud police are investigating after two people were shot and injured Tuesday evening. At 7:42 p.m. Tuesday, officers responded to the St. Cloud Hospital on the report of two male victims who suffered gunshot wounds. When they arrived, officers found the 20-year-old St. Cloud men, who were both shot in one of their legs.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Wednesday suspended serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer's attorney for two months over a series of ethics violations tied largely to an attempt to help a client recover money spent on fake John Lennon memorabilia.
The Savage Police Department is asking for the public's help in locating a missing 22-year-old man. Joseph Tyler Delott was reported missing by his family. He was last seen on December 9.
The Wright County Sheriff's Office says one person has been killed in a crash Monday morning. According to Sheriff Joe Hagerty, on Monday at 5:05 a.m. the Wright County Communications Center received a report of a car on fire near 2045 66th St. NW in Maple Lake Township.
The big man in purple became the big man in red! Adrian Peterson and his wife Ashley dressed up as Santa and Mrs. Claus Tuesday afternoon. They handed out holiday gift bags to over 400 kids living in transitional housing at Mary's Place, just north of downtown Minneapolis.
Minnesota's Commissioner of Agriculture, Dave Frederickson, admits he was a little apprehensive going to back to Cuba. The last time he was there, he was in the service.
From Black Lives Matter demonstrating at Mall of America to holiday cards and mistletoe, here's a look at the four stories to know about for Wednesday, Dec. 22.
Many of you may have family recipes you make this time of year. At the Johnsons, growing up we always heard about Kim's mom Peggy's award-winning apple pie. When she was 13 she won the 4-H purple ribbon for her pie. And she's been baking it for us ever since.
An Air Force major from Plymouth was one of seven service members killed by a suicide bomber Monday in Afghanistan, according to the Department of Defense. Maj. Adrianna Vorderbruggen, 36, was part of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations.
In the state of hockey, there's a belief that everyone should have a chance to play the game. But for people with special needs, that wasn't always the case.
From the holidays, to political campaigns, to terrorism, we've been talking a lot about religion and faith these days. So, what religions are we in Minnesota? Good Question.
A request for a temporary restraining order against Black Lives Matter by Mall of America was denied in part and granted in part Tuesday. The mall filed the motion to stop the group from protesting there Wednesday.
