1 dead, 1 seriously hurt after boats collide on Mississippi River near Hastings
A man died and a woman was injured after two boats collided Thursday night on the Mississippi River near the Hastings Bridge.
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A man died and a woman was injured after two boats collided Thursday night on the Mississippi River near the Hastings Bridge.
Randall Wyatt and his daughter had just finished shopping at a supermarket on Saturday afternoon when an armed man in a hooded sweatshirt and mask attacked them in the parking lot.
Senior year can be both exciting and a little bit scary, but an Anoka High School senior is doing her best to make life easier for everyone.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation says part of I-35W near downtown Minneapolis will be closed nightly starting Monday as crews work to make repairs.
Health officials in Minnesota say they've identified 13 cases of measles this summer in several different families with unvaccinated children.
Important information on frontline worker pay in Minnesota - including a payment amount - is expected soon.
The matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers will take place in Florida on Sunday night as scheduled, the Bucs announced Thursday.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey announced Brian O'Hara, the deputy mayor of Newark, New Jersey, as his nomination for the next chief of the Minneapolis Police Department.
A driver in an allegedly stolen van hit another driver and a squad car before crashing into a pond after leading police on a miles-long chase Wednesday afternoon.
A Chinese billionaire, one of the richest people in the world, is heading to trial in Minneapolis to defend himself against allegations that he raped a former University of Minnesota student after a night of dinner and drinks in 2018.
Police in Brooklyn Park say one person is dead and two others are in custody after a shooting late Wednesday night.
Geologists believe a massive meteor crashed into what is now Inver Grove Heights about 500 million years ago.
"It's a serious problem in the shelters ... it's really bad for the community and the neighborhoods and the ridership, but it's even worse because it's spilling into the buses and the trains," said ATU Local 1005 President Ryan Timlin.
A lot of the money is coming from outside the state. Why? It is one of a handful of tossup districts in the country that could determine who controls the U.S. House of Representatives.
It all started with a postcard in the mail that told Pam Pommer she'd soon be getting a new utility meter installed at her home.
