Aretha Franklin, the undisputed "Queen of Soul" who sang with matchless style on such classics as "Think," "I Say a Little Prayer" and her signature song, "Respect," and stood as a cultural icon around the globe, has died at age 76 from advanced pancreatic cancer.
Mayo Clinic said a CNN story accusing the medical behemoth of "medical kidnapping" in a case of a patient contained "egregious errors."
With less than a week of sobriety under her belt, Teena LaPointe is working to rebuild her life from a trailer home in the Leech Lake Reservation.
A driver who crashed into a Minneapolis playground while fleeing police in June, injuring three young siblings, was sentenced Thursday to 33 months in prison.
It was the young musicians of the South African National Youth Orchestra who inspired the Minnesota Orchestra's tour of their country this month. On Wednesday, the groups rehearsed side by side.
Frustrated Frontier Communications customers in Minnesota have gotten the attention of the Public Utilities Commission about slow internet and poor customer service. Many of the company's 100,000 Minnesota customers have few other options for internet. And they are not happy.
The Tim Walz-Jeff Johnson matchup isn't the one many people were expecting, and in many ways, it's a proxy fight over President Trump.
The number of overdose victims linked to a suspected bad batch of synthetic marijuana has risen to 76 in New Haven, Conn., as officials try to determine exactly what sickened people.
The Boston Globe asked news media around the country to editorialize today in support of a free press. A few hundred papers took the Globe up on the challenge. A lot of others didn't.
Jurors began their deliberations Thursday in the trial of former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort, who prosecutors say earned $60 million advising Russia-backed politicians in Ukraine, hid much of it from the IRS and then lied to banks to get loans when the money dried up.
Plus, the Art Hounds recommend two plays in Lanesboro and a show inspired by Leonard Bernstein's letters.
Former CIA Director John Brennan said that President Trump yanked his security clearance because his campaign colluded with the Russians to sway the 2016 election and is now desperate to end the special counsel's investigation.
As summer draws to a close, schools are beefing up security, and some parents are buying bulletproof school supplies. In Washington, one agency wants to students to learn about traumatic injuries.
A grand jury in Washington County on Tuesday returned an indictment against Edward M. Johnson, 42, on charges of premeditated murder and murder of a prison guard.
Passengers helped a woman who suddenly went into labor and gave birth on the Route 87 bus that runs from Rosedale Transit Center to St. Paul's Highland Park neighborhood.
Attorneys for ex-officer Mohamed Noor argue in motions filed Wednesday that the charges should be dismissed because of prosecutorial misconduct and lack of probable cause.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's proposed 2019 budget calls for $40 million for affordable housing.
An interview with the person who called 911 included allegations that Hughes fired a gun into a bedroom wall and held it to the caller's head.
According to Minnesota's Emergency Communications Networks CenturyLink, Minnesota's 911 service provider, said human error by a third-party vendor caused the outage.
Strawberry picking season may be coming to an end here in Minnesota, but that doesn't mean you have missed your chance to be a picker this year.