Crews Go To Wrong House For Siding Job
When Marcella Sommers decided she needed to re-side her New Ulm home, she made a call to a Twin Cities area contractor -- Schmidt roofing company.
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When Marcella Sommers decided she needed to re-side her New Ulm home, she made a call to a Twin Cities area contractor -- Schmidt roofing company.
It's hard enough to imagine the sheer terror of a passing tornado, when you're safely hunkered down in a basement.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) says the price of hunting and fishing licenses needs to go up or its Game and Fishing Fund will cease to be solvent by as soon as next year.
St. Paul Police are searching for a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman late Wednesday night.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation estimated Wednesday it will cost $131 million to fix up roads near the proposed Vikings stadium site in Arden Hills.
Inside the Dome Souvenir Shop and Museum, a soft-spoken man with a razor-sharp memory told stories about a Twins' legend on Tuesday.
Twins fans stopped by Target Field to remember Harmon Killebrew. The Hall of Famer died of esophageal cancer on Tuesday. He was 74 years old.
Four children and the school bus driver who were hospitalized following a collision with a taxi Monday morning have been released from St. Cloud Hospital.
Turkey farming is a huge part of Minnesota's economy. Minnesota turkey farmers raise 46 million turkeys a year, and the state leads the nation in turkey production, bringing in $600 million to Minnesota's economy.
The magic call of a lone loon on Leech Lake is something to behold this time of year. It's the picture of serenity; the very reason Minnesotans put up with our long winters. The ice is out and loons are back. Welcome, to another season of fishing.
Two months ago, 23 patients at the St. Cloud Hospital were informed by letter that their bacterial infection was caused by a nurse stealing IV drugs. Now, one of those patients is angrily speaking out about her care and the alleged negative results.
Ron Lynch, a 3M retiree, was out of town to visit his elderly mother when his wife called late Monday night with some shocking news. The couple's rural home of 26 years was no more.
The battle over Native American fishing rights across northern Minnesota is about to heat up again.
There's a spot where the Pine River meets Upper Whitefish Lake, north of Brainerd, where walleyes run fat and healthy. This time of year their bellies are heavy with eggs.
They don't have a reputation as the cutest and cuddliest animals, but bats really do more help than harm. In fact, a new study found bats save the agriculture industry more than $3 billion a year -- money that would otherwise be spent on pesticides.
For more than 30 years, efforts to bring vitality and safety to downtown Minneapolis have struggled over Block E. But plans unveiled in a slick news conference on Wednesday aim to change the outlook.
In a Southwest High School government class, there was no shortage of students willing to chime in. The day's topic was one lesson in current events they've all been anxiously awaiting.
A blend of music, games, dance and film will make Spring Jam a memorable weekend for festival-goers. But it's not the sanctioned events associated with the annual affair that causes the most concern.
As difficult as the recent recession has been, it's taught many people some valuable financial lessons. Unfortunately, for many, the lessons learned came by way of a painful foreclosure, bankruptcy or a declining credit rating.
The mother of the man accused of intentionally running over four people in Dinkytown has been charged for helping to cover up the crime.
Hang onto your wallets -- gasoline prices are inching ever so close to $4 a gallon. AAA of Minnesota reports that as of April 24, the average price for unleaded fuel in the Twin Cities is hovering around $3.94 a gallon. That's just a nickel shy of the all-time record average set back in 2008.
The nation's largest fast food chain is trying to take a bite out of the unemployment rate. In Minnesota, that rate is currently at 6.6 percent. The McDonald's jobs will be a help, but don't expect the rate to budge much.
A century old ash tree is making its final stand along Buchanan Street in Northeast Minneapolis. Its early demise is symbolic of the fight to slow the spread of emerald ash borer.
As winter's icy grip releases Sagatagan Lake, months of anxious waiting and wondering are over. For Kristina Timmerman and Carol Jansky, loon number 55480 is back on summer waters.
Ninety-five percent of those battling Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are children. However, it's the 5 percent that is raising new concerns among medical professionals.
