Four student organizers from Eden Prairie High School are recruiting two volunteers per weekday to hold photos and information about school shooting victims in the Capitol lobby.
First 70 degree temperatures of 2018 arrive in the Twin Cities.
Minnesota and Florida have 10 days to move Lois Riess. The first state to send their authorities to retrieve her will get her.
A van apparently jumped onto a sidewalk Monday at a busy intersection in Toronto and struck down pedestrians before the vehicle was found and the driver taken into custody, Canadian police said.
State regulators are weighing whether to let Enbridge Energy build a new high-volume oil pipeline across northern Minnesota. The company says the new line is vital to the nation's energy needs and will be strong and safe. Environmentalists say it's a disaster waiting to happen. Is there a middle ground?
The seed mixes are used for conservation land and pollinator habitat. But some of those seeds contain an aggressive weed called Palmer amaranth.
Travis Reinking's behavior resulted in the revocation of his Illinois firearms license, and his weapons were turned over to his father. But his father simply returned them to his son when he decided to move out of state.
South Florida Judge Merrilee Ehrlich retires at 5 p.m. today, after failing to muster up an ounce of human dignity while berating a defendant who was charged with getting into an argument with her daughter.
A January Court of Appeals ruling has Minnesota lawmakers and a state agency urgently considering a bill to prevent release of civilly confined sex offenders and others deemed dangerous.
Jacob Tyler failed to show up for work April 17 and has not been seen since, police say.
A Sherburne County judge on Monday found Beverly Burrell of Maplewood guilty of murder in the 2016 fentanyl overdose death of a St. Cloud, Minn., man. She faces murder charges in the deaths of two other men.
Enbridge Energy wants to replace its aging Line 3 oil pipeline. The nearly 50-year-old pipeline has transported enormous amounts of crude from Canada, and been subject to multiple disasters.
It didn't help Ashlyn Bohrer when her pediatric cardiothoracic surgeon in Minnesota announced he's leaving for another job, and the local hospital couldn't attract a new surgeon quickly. So the family had to look for another pediatric heart center and settled on a hospital in Milwaukee. It turned out to be a good choice. Today, the family got a call. There's a heart for Ashlyn.
On Monday, the Minnesota Wild announced that longtime general manager Chuck Fletcher will not get his contract renewed.
After a dismal start, Minnesotans are buying more than $35 million in e-pulltabs every month, and some lawmakers are looking to spend it.
Four people who broke into Enbridge Energy property in Minnesota in an effort to stop oil from flowing can argue they needed to shut the pipeline down, the Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled Monday.
The proposal would clarify that a hostile work environment doesn't have to involve "severe or pervasive" conduct for a civil lawsuit to proceed.
Wayne Porter, a blacksmith, says he didn't plan on building a horse when he started the project; it was supposed to be a goat playing a saxophone. But the engineering required for musically-gifted goats turned the project into a horse instead.
Kathleen Belew's new book explores the impact of the Vietnam War on America's white power movement; Belew says that movement was behind a lot of domestic terror attacks attributed to "lone wolves."
Hennepin County became the fourth county in the country today to join an international campaign that changes how public health officials respond to HIV prevention and care.