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Michael Cohen tells ABC News that he bought the silence of two women because Trump was "very concerned" about how their stories "would affect the election." -
National Park Service buys home in Atlanta, Georgia, where Martin Luther King Jr. was born in 1929.
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China suspends tariff hikes on $126 billion of U.S. cars, trucks and auto parts following its cease-fire in trade battle.
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13 young miners feared dead following collapse in India's remote northeast.
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Good morning! Partly sunny and milder today with a high of 36.
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CBS reached a $9.5 million confidential settlement last year with actress Eliza Dushku after on-set sexual comments by Michael Weatherly, left, star of the network's show "Bull."
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Nancy Wilson, the Grammy-winning "song stylist" and torch singer whose polished pop-jazz vocals made her a platinum artist and top concert performer, has died at age 81.
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Philip Rivers led the Chargers to a pair of touchdowns in the final minutes, then hit Mike Williams for the go-ahead 2-point conversion with 4 seconds left to beat Kansas City 29-28.
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Down two sets early to Illinois, Nebraska roared back to win in five and advance to face Stanford in Saturday's NCAA volleyball final at Target Center.
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Federal prosecutors are examining whether foreigners illegally funneled donations to President Donald Trump's inaugural committee and a pro-Trump super PAC in hopes of buying influence over U.S. policy, according to people familiar with the inquiry.
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Minneapolis South High students use art and dialogue to heal relationship with police.
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A group of St. Paul business and tribal leaders has formed the Great River Passage Conservancy, a nonprofit to raise money to help bring several projects and programs to life along the Mississippi River.
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What do you think a new University of Minnesota president is worth? It's hard telling, Jennifer Brooks writes.
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Worry swept through Minnesota's Southeast Asian refugee community as the news spread that the Trump administration has proposed deporting some Vietnam War refugees who arrived in the U.S. before 1995.
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Nino Niederreiter had two goals as the Wild scoring spree at home continued with a 5-1 win over Florida.
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Oscar-nominated actress Sondra Locke died in November at age 74.
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A Georgia police officer and a suspect are dead after a traffic stop led to a foot chase and shooting just east of Atlanta, authorities said.
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A 7-year-old girl who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border with her father last week died after being taken into the custody of the U.S. Border Patrol, federal immigration authorities confirmed.
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The Minneapolis homeless encampment is rapidly becoming a shadow of its former self, with fewer than 70 people still living in the camp, which was once home to several hundred.
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Ramsey County Sheriff-elect Bob Fletcher has been fined $500 for not correctly labeling more than 1,200 lawn signs and other campaign materials.
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The TV show “48 Hours” promises to reveal “new information” Saturday in the unsolved case of Iowa anchorwoman Jodi Huisentruit, a Minnesota native who disappeared 23 years ago.
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Gophers football coach P.J. Fleck has received a one-year contract extension, which runs through the 2023 season, pending approval by the Board of Regents, sources told the Star Tribune.
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A proposal to repurpose empty space in office buildings in downtown Minneapolis into pop-up retail stores could get its first test drive during the Final Four.
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A controversial proposal to split control of Minneapolis police between the mayor and City Council was dealt a new blow after a new study found the arrangement unprecedented among U.S. cities.
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Starbucks is expanding delivery in the U.S. and China as it tries to accelerate growth in those two markets.
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In the first NCAA volleyball semifinal, top-seeded Stanford sweeps BYU to gain a spot in Saturday's final at Target Center.
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Workers next week will begin restoring sections of Minnehaha Creek in Minneapolis damaged by historic flooding more than four years ago.
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Mary Litsheim, a FEMA mediator from Roseville, dies in a car crash while on deployment to California wildfires. She was 74.
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The Wild is without Mikko Koivu as it takes on Florida tonight in St. Paul. Follow all the action from Xcel Energy Center here.
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David Martinez, the former St. Paul City Council candidate whose erratic behavior landed him in jail several times this year, has been charged with a felony over allegedly posting a nude photo of his estranged wife online.
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A Normandale Community College student asked to stay after class on Wednesday attacked two teachers before fleeing the Bloomington campus, leaving a loaded pistol in his backpack, according to charges filed.
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The word "password" and the numbers "123456" are the most commonly used passwords for the fifth year in a row, according to an annual ranking. But another made the list for the first time: "donald."
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China’s decision to purchase 1.1 million metric tons of U.S. soybeans, announced Thursday by U.S. officials, had an instant impact in Minnesota.
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Interim Vikings offfensive coordinator Kevin Stefanski comes to the job after more than a decade of under six offensive-minded bosses but says: “These are not ideal circumstances to do this. I’m ready for the challenge.”
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Gov.-elect Tim Walz declined an invitation to join a bipartisan group of new governors in a meeting with President Donald Trump.
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Aldi, the Germany-based discount supermarket, opened its fifth new location in the Twin Cities this year near Hiawatha Avenue and Lake Street in Minneapolis -- and just blocks away from another Aldi.
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A man suspected of being the gunman who killed three people near a Christmas market in Strasbourg died in a shootout with police following a two-day manhunt.
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A wave of bomb threats emailed to schools, businesses and government buildings across the U.S. triggered searches and evacuations, but there were no signs of explosives. Officials called it a crude extortion attempt.
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An administrative law judge recommended that regulators grant a statewide license to Children’s Minnesota to operate a new quad-cab ambulance for moving patients between hospitals across Minnesota.
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Looking for a cool time? Check out these seven festive and whimsical outdoor skating spots in the metro area.
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Target, Walmart and a New Jersey importer are named in a New York lawsuit claiming the companies imported and sold children's toys with lead levels up to 10 times higher than federal limits.
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One on One Bicycle Studio, a venerable pioneer in both the bike shop business and the grittier history of Minneapolis' North Loop, is moving out of a neighborhood that has apparently left it behind.
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Sports math! Here's every Vikings playoff scenario you need for the rest of the season. -
The animated "Spider-Man" movie does whatever a spider can, beautifully. A review by Chris Hewitt.
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An appeals court blocked rules by the Trump administration allowing more employers to opt out of providing women with no-cost birth control.
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The commission investigating a Florida high school massacre heavily criticized the responding sheriff office's active shooter policy Thursday, saying it contributed to the failure of some deputies to run into the building and confront the gunman. -
There are multiple murders, illicit affairs, international intrigue and extremely problematic noses in “Mary Queen of Scots,” and yet, somehow, it’s dull, dull, dull.
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After several years of planning, the developer of a luxury condo tower across the Mississippi River from downtown Minneapolis has started taking reservations.
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Report: Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker strikes Kimberly-Clark deal his successor wouldn't be able to with new limits on power. -
Boy Scouts of America exploring "all options" to address fiscal woes as group faces multiple lawsuits over past instances of sexual abuse.
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Virgin Galactic's tourism spaceship reached for the first time what the company considers the boundary of space.
