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The Powerball jackpot is reaching record territory at $1.6 billion.
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The Powerball jackpot is reaching record territory at $1.6 billion.
The all-time November high in the Twin Cities is 77 degrees. According to a log kept in the University of Minnesota's climate library, which stores logs dating back to the late 1880s, it was on November 1, 1933.
Republican and Democrats in Minnesota got a boost from national party leaders in the final days before the election, as candidates up and down the ballot make their last efforts to turn out their base and convince undecided voters to support them.
A fifth person pleaded guilty Friday to her involvement in the $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud scheme.
The Hopkins community is mourning the death of the city's assistant fire chief, who died on Friday after responding to a fire call the day before.
A community organization known for interrupting crime and providing resources to people in need is turning its focus to a troubled north Minneapolis intersection.
The Ukrainian Village Band is a local group that has been performing at weddings, breweries and festivals for more than a decade.
The Minnesota Department of Corrections is looking for a man convicted of criminal sexual conduct, who has allegedly violated the conditions of his release.
Minnesota candidates up and down the ballot made their final election push on Monday, holding rallies and get-out-the-vote efforts in the crucial hours before polls open Tuesday morning.
The agency says the number of deer hunters drops about 3% each year, and the average age is now 57.
A suspect was taken into custody. Security video showed him piling a chair and coats onto a pew in the chapel before setting them on fire.
Business is booming at Auto Pros in Chaska. But with a rising successful business, so is the cost of labor.
He's spanned the globe, competing for "Top Chef" and "Iron Chef." Now he has a new show called "Taste the Culture." And his world was turned upside down over a holiday weekend.
Devin Brown is currently training, as she wants to be the first black woman to kayak from the Mississippi headwaters all the way down to the Gulf of Mexico.
A couple crashes on Interstate 169 have slowed some traffic in Plymouth Friday morning.
