Minnesota judge who ruled to strip voting rights from people with felonies is reprimanded
A state oversight board has reprimanded a Minnesota judge who declared unconstitutional a new state law restoring voting rights for people with felonies.
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A state oversight board has reprimanded a Minnesota judge who declared unconstitutional a new state law restoring voting rights for people with felonies.
Valleyfair in Shakopee is canceling its Fourth of July fireworks show due to flooding impacts.
Make sure to grab that umbrella and raincoat if you're heading outside Friday morning.
It's not the 911 call St. Louis Park police officer Maddie Turnquist expected on a night shift a few weeks ago.
Athletic Park in Chaska is flooded, but city officials say that was done intentionally. It's part of a special strategy in Chaska to flood the park in order to protect it.
A majority of workers — 65% — voted "yes" to join Unite Here Local 17, Minnesota's hospitality and craft beverage workers union.
Shane Wiskus graduated from Mound Westonka High School and the University of Minnesota, where he won an NCAA championship. Then, last cycle, he made the Olympic team for the Tokyo Summer Games.
Even though some of the smaller rivers like the Cannon and Cottonwood have already crested, that isn't the case everywhere.
The Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans is using the summer months to reach veterans in need.
Downtown Minneapolis will be filled to the brim this weekend from the one-two punch of Twin Cities Pride and the U.S. Gymnastics Olympic Team Trials. And as expected, you'll want to plan ahead due to several road closures.
The U.S. Olympic Team Trials start on Thursday evening at Target Center with men's gymnastics, while the women will compete on Friday.
Lakeville police say a suspect is in custody following a "domestic situation" on Thursday morning near Brackett's Crossing Country Club.
The Minnesota Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined a Shakopee Amazon facility $10,500 for worker safety hazards at a warehouse.
A former Minnesota Timberwolves employee has entered a guilty plea in connection to the theft of a team executive's hard drive that contained "strategic NBA information," among other things, officials said.
Off-duty St. Paul police officer Jonathan Valencia was out with his family when he noticed a man walking back and forth before cutting in line. Immediately, he says he had a bad feeling about him.
