Coon Rapids Woman Stabbed To Death, Boyfriend Arrested
Neighbors are coming to grips with the tragedy that played out inside a quiet Coon Rapids apartment complex Thursday night. Taiwo Obazeluwa said she was frightened to go outside.
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Neighbors are coming to grips with the tragedy that played out inside a quiet Coon Rapids apartment complex Thursday night. Taiwo Obazeluwa said she was frightened to go outside.
Watching 14-year-old Sam Bell toss his lasso, it's almost as if his accident never happened. In the courtyard of Gillette Children's hospital, the young rodeo cowboy displays his quick hands and steady aim.
Authorities say a 47-year-old master electrician working on a bank sign died after what appears to be an electrocution.
A Minneapolis man is accused of using fraudulent vehicle titles to make the sales of stolen cars appear legit.
Many drive past the rusty fences and leaning limestone pillars without giving much thought to the oldest cemetery in the state.
It was around 4 p.m. Wednesday when Bobbi McGee couldn't believe what she was watching. On the 700 block of Thomas Avenue North she was witnessing an 18-month-old boy walking down the sidewalk, no parents around and no siblings watching over him.
Lisa Kruse has worn the badge and uniform as a Department of Natural Resources conservation officer since 1998.
A Twin Cities woman is outraged that her license photo was accessed 425 times by more than 100 law enforcement personnel over a four-year period.
Gathered in the driveway of a Lindstrom home, the older brother and close friends of 15-year-old Billy Showers shared their sadness and stories.
In Cottonwood County, tribes of Native Americans left simple carvings over thousands of years that recorded their lives. They're called petroglyphs and a recent discovery at the historic site in western Minnesota has anthropologists looking for more.
For the past 10 years America's military mission in Afghanistan has targeted the Taliban and terrorists. But on Friday, 22 Minnesota National Guard soldiers will begin a much different tactic. They're being sent to the dusty fields of the high Afghan desert.
A 71-year-old Coon Rapids man is recovering from injuries he suffered after his home exploded on Friday.
A bright yellow IROC Z-28 Camaro isn't exactly your typical family car. So with another child on the way, Katie Ortega did what many young parents would do - she put it on Craigslist.
Against a facade of an old hunting camp inside his Hopkins office, Brad Nylin can barely contain his excitement. Saturday's duck hunting season opener brings some exciting changes.
Just three weeks into the new school year, students at Augsburg College paused between classes and talked quietly in small groups on Wednesday. The news of a student's sudden death had spread quickly around campus.
It's been in the works for little more than one heating season but a controversial natural gas pricing program is already being suspended.
Just off a Dakota County road, in a gravel parking lot, Hastings High School biology teacher Joe Beatty is holding a class.
Gov. Mark Dayton was in Faribault, Minn. Thursday to celebrate the grand reopening of what used to be Minnesota's oldest manufacturing plant: The Faribault Woolen Mill.
It began as a tranquil trip into the boundary waters for a U.S. Army Blackhawk helicopter pilot home from war. Five days paddling a canoe would be the perfect tonic of both scenery and solitude.
One particular aquatic invasive species threatening Minnesota's lakes and rivers might someday be controlled by using a natural bacterium found in the soil.
They've been marketed for years as safe and legal alternatives to controlled drugs, substances like marijuana and cocaine, but synthetic substitutes sold online have claimed another Minnesota life.
At a machine shop in Ramsey, powerful jets of pressurized water do the seemingly impossible. They slice through thick steel much like a knife goes through butter.
Each September, we are reminded of the 9/11 terror attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people and devastated a nation. But while the rest of us get ready to honor the 10-year anniversary of that tragedy, a family from Otsego also prepares to celebrate.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said he's surprised by how cautious consumers have been in the two years since the recession officially ended. But the Fed chief offered no hints of any steps the Fed would take to boost the weak economy.
With each turn of a bolt and every packed box, the anticipation is growing inside an Anoka County Airport hangar. A team of 12 volunteers is preparing the aircraft "Sawbones" for competition in the world's fastest motorsport.
