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Nominations are under way for Minnesota's Teacher of the Year for 2016. It's impossible to pick the best teacher in Minnesota, so the goal is to find someone who best represents all of the state's educators.
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals won't rehear the appeal of two Minnesota women convicted of conspiring to funnel money to a terror group in Somalia.
Target stores in the Twin Cities will be conducting a massive two-day hiring "blitz" for the holiday season.
New evidence has surfaced in the search for a missing Mounds View man. Henry McCabe, 32, has been missing since Labor Day.
Authorities are searching for a woman suspected of robbing a Grand Forks bank with a box cutter knife.
An Iowa school district had to dispatch a second bus and driver to pick up students because the first driver quit midway through her morning route.
Two Minneapolis men have been charged with burglary after they attempted to steal prescription drugs from a man's bedside as he slept.
Twitter users will soon be able to buy items from Best Buy with the click of a button. The Minnesota-based electronics retailer and the social media site are moving online shopping to a whole other level with a new "Buy Now" service.
A second straight monthly survey of nine Midwest and Plains states suggests a slowdown in the region's economy.
A 49-year-old Eagan woman has pleaded guilty to second-degree manslaughter in the 2012 death of her infant grandson.
Mike from Mound uses dryer sheets when he washes his clothes, but he emailed WCCO wanting to know if he's just throwing pennies down the drain.
With more than 100 orchards to choose from, everyone has their favorite, but we asked you to vote for the Best of Minnesota and you sent Natalie Nyhus to Pleasant Valley Orchard in Shafer.
As Black Lives Matter Minneapolis said repeatedly on Twitter that they are not responsible and have no role in the Sunday's protest of the Twin Cities Marathon, Black Lives Matters St. Paul offered a very different version of what protesters plan to do.
Protesters interrupted a Minneapolis school board meeting Tuesday night and brought it to an abrupt end. They were demanding that the district cancel a contract with a company that provided children's books filled with racial stereotypes.
St. Paul's police chief and city attorney say there will be consequences for anyone interfering with runners during the Twin Cities Marathon this weekend.
