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Nearly a dozen people are without a home after a fire damaged a duplex in Burnsville overnight. According to officials, firefighters responded to a call of a house fire in a six-unit townhome along Walden Street Monday evening.
Police say a Wisconsin man was struck and killed by an SUV while riding a bicycle in a city outside Duluth.
Police are investigating a suspicious death after a body was found in a St. Paul park early Tuesday morning, according to the St. Paul Police Department.
Estimates range from 2% to 10% of what people consider residential recycling can't be recycled. Plastic bags, like those from grocery stores, are the number one culprit. Ziploc, bread and newspaper bags also fall in that category.
As you may have heard, the Twin Cities will play host to the 2016 Ryder Cup. The premiere golfing event will be held at Hazeltine Sept. 27 through Oct. 2 next year.
These days, not as many people carry cash in their wallets, but there's something many of us seem to be accumulating in its place. We're talking about those rewards cards.
The State Patrol says a man is lucky to be alive after a trailer hitch came off a truck and mashed into his windshield.
It's one of golf's most prestigious tournaments, and it kicks off one year from now at Hazeltine Golf Course in Chaska. And top Minnesota officials are hoping to capitalize on the worldwide attention.
Home and cabin owners on Pelican Lake say the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has gone too far with stocking Muskie. Now, they're threatening to file a lawsuit to get them to stop.
Colton Gleason, 20, died a day after he was punched in the head in an alley in St. Cloud. The teen who threw the fatal blow, Jesse Smithers, had just been released from juvenile detention and had not been fitted with his GPS monitoring device.
As part of National Farm to School Month, Minnesota encouraging more farms and schools to bring fresh fruits and vegetables to the cafeteria.
Minnesota police departments lost their bid Monday to classify most body-camera footage as private. The commissioner for the Department of Administration rejected a request to temporarily wall off the data until state lawmakers pass body-camera regulations.
The Dalai Lama plans a private audience with members of Minnesota's Tibetan community on Wednesday in the same city where he has been receiving medical attention since last week.
One of Roadside America's top attractions is going to get some much needed repairs. Big Ole, the very large statue in Alexandria, has some structural problems. The 28-foot-tall Viking was built for the 1964 World's Fair in New York City, but now he has big holes and cracks that need filling.
A Minneapolis man is charged with murdering his wife and 15-year-old stepdaughter because they were about to leave him.
