Boy, 14, Knocked Unconscious After Bull Riding Fall
From the time he was a baby, Sam Bell has been attracted to horses and the cowboy way of life. His father, Roy Bell, recalls cradling his son in his arms while galloping along on a horse.
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From the time he was a baby, Sam Bell has been attracted to horses and the cowboy way of life. His father, Roy Bell, recalls cradling his son in his arms while galloping along on a horse.
It was earlier this week when authorities seized the first of 10 allegedly malnourished horses from Lowell Friday's N.V. Arabian Ranch in Anoka County.
Inside Richfield's American Legion club, President Obama was on the television speaking to the crowd at the legion's national convention in Minneapolis. Sitting around the tables and bar, club members were glued to his every word.
For the past 30 years the U.S. Army's Bradley Fighting Vehicle has given soldiers armored protection as they maneuver the battlefield.
Towing suit cases, clothes baskets, garbage bags and barking dogs, residents of the Parkside Apartments at Medicine Lake grabbed what they could Friday. They were fleeing their fire-damaged apartments, headed to whatever temporary shelters they could find.
From the sewing machines on display under the grandstand to the pitchman with his salsa makers, businesses are stocked up and ready to sell. The Minnesota State Fair, which starts Thursday, is prime grounds for those hoping to connect with customers.
The case involves charges of the way gay students and others in Anoka-Hennepin say they were treated at school.
You don't need to step foot into a rural corn field to teach kids about farming. Just swing by the Emerson Place Garden in North Minneapolis, which occupies a corner lot in the middle of a busy neighborhood.
For 20 years, a two-story duplex at 38th Street and Park Avenue in Minneapolis was home for Leslie Parks and her mother. That was until a risky option arm mortgage created heartache beyond belief for the family.
On a beautiful sun-splashed stretch of the St. Croix River, the search is on for an ugly and dangerous invader. Somewhat like looking for a needle in a haystack, finding evidence of Asian carp isn't easy.
Roy Bernick built his career selling Pepsi products all across central Minnesota. But in retirement, you'll find his true passion inside a huge garage.
Dressed in bright red T-shirts, standing at the steps of Minneapolis City Hall, came the 10 human faces of firefighter layoffs.
Authorities have found evidence that invasive Asian carp are in the St. Croix River as far upstream as the dam at St. Croix Falls, Wis.
It was just after 11 p.m. Monday when gunshots echoed around the housing units of the Little Earth residential community. Two Minneapolis police officers were working another detail nearby and rushed to the scene.
For the first time in more than a century, a U.S. Naval vessel will carry the name Minnesota.
For art lovers, it's the biggest weekend of the year, and for artists like Cindy Krotz, it's a chance to get some notoriety.
Store clerks are often trained to spot counterfeit currency. Using special felt markers, they'll check to see if the money tendered is worth the paper it's printed on. If the marker stripe on the large denomination bill turns yellow, chances are the bill is legitimate.
Whether homeowners have ants, earwigs, bees or mice in invading their house, they just want the little invaders gone.
In a tough economy, getting a job can be the toughest job of all. But for people like Mary Kester, try finding work when you're disabled.
The extent of Tuesday's damage was mostly north and east of the metro. In North Branch, there were several trees and branches down at Central Park.
Pine County's St. Croix State Park on the banks of the St. Croix river is still a snarl of thousands of acres of twisted timber, which pose a fire risk.
One area where the water's really been on the rise is in Stearns County in central Minnesota. We don't think of sandbagging as a summertime chore, but that's what a number of cabin owners are being forced to do.
Green thumbs are getting a lot of unexpected help this summer. The University of Minnesota Extension's garden plots have never looked better.
Boaters and anglers who hope to use Christmas Lake just might find the lake's public water access controlled by an electronic gate. The city of Shorewood and the Christmas Lake Homeowner's Association have a pilot plan to limit access to the lake in hopes of fighting invasive species.
Last week's seven inch rainfall in central Minnesota is creating dangerously high levels on a number of lakes. That means emergency no wake restrictions are once again in effect on many area lakes.
