Minnesota Man Convicted In Terrorism Case Ordered Released
A Minnesota man convicted of threatening federal agents during a terrorism investigation has been released while a judge weighs whether a recent Supreme Court decision affects his case.
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A Minnesota man convicted of threatening federal agents during a terrorism investigation has been released while a judge weighs whether a recent Supreme Court decision affects his case.
A 23-year-old Bismarck woman is accused of leaving two small children alone in a car while she shoplifted from a Wal-Mart store.
Police say a 66-year-old man was beaten in suburban Milwaukee after stopping to help a motorist push a car.
The City of Minneapolis is considering doing more to keep minors away from tobacco. City officials are discussing a ban that would outlaw flavored tobacco products at most businesses.
An Ohio mother is 'calling out' Target on Twitter because of what she saw in the toy section of her local store.
Janitors who clean a number of big businesses across the Twin Cities went on strike early Tuesday morning. Workers from the Centro de Trabajadores Unidos en la Lucha (CTUL) union walked off the job at 6 a.m.
Stamp prices could soon be going down across the country. The Washington Post reported a DC appeals court ruled the Postal Service cannot permanently sell stamps at $0.49 each.
Authorities say they've arrested a Minnesota man suspected of killing his girlfriend at a motel in northwest Indiana. Police say the 33-year-old suspect was arrested in St. Paul early Sunday morning.
Classrooms are empty across the state as school has officially ended for the summer. For nearly a quarter of a million kids across the state, this means their meals and nutrition will take a big hit.
Life can take so many twists and turns. For instance, imagine going from a nurse to an IT project manager, or from an inline skater to bike enthusiast. In both cases, that's Martha Flynn, who is now so dedicated to getting other young women to ride bikes, she's in charge of the Crank Sisters.
Paddling enthusiasts are trying to get a huge number of canoes and kayaks onto the Minnesota River Saturday for National Get Outdoors Day. Alex Watson, a regional naturalist for the Department of Natural Resources, says the goal is to get people to paddle every navigable mile of the Minnesota River.
Community members came together tonight for a town hall meeting focusing on issues important to Minnesota's Somali-Americans. WCCO Radio's John Williams moderated the event.
Investigators spent the day questioning prison workers and contractors trying to figure out how two killers escaped from a maximum security prison. So, how often do prisoners escape? Good Question.
Despite all the rain we had in May, some of the state is still experiencing moderate drought conditions -- and it's expected that will expand once we get to drier months like July and August.
You may not have noticed much of a change at the gas pumps over the past week, but there is good news ahead -- experts say gas prices have hit their peak for the year.
