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An Ohio judge was ambushed by a gunman outside a courthouse, but he and a probation officer returned fire, killing the shooter. -
BREAKING: Fugitive Barcelona van attack suspect Younes Abouyaaqoub has been shot down in a small town outside the city. -
Ed Sharockman, two time Pro Bowl cornerback for Vikings, dies at 77.
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Teen pleads guilty to lesser charge in Slender Man attack.
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The Vikings and their long-ago cheerleading squad, the Parkettes, have smoothed over their rift.
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A North Carolina KKK leader threatened 'to burn' a black news anchor interviewing him.
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Dangerous toxic algae levels put Edina lake off limits to people and pets.
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Spain's death toll now at 15 as suspect is linked to fatal carjacking.
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University of Texas orders removal of Confederate statues.
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Putin appoints a new ambassador to the U.S., someone viewed as a hardliner regarding the U.S.
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A 9-year-old boy who died driving a recreational utility vehicle in western Minnesota was too young to be legally operating the vehicle.
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A family hike in N.Y. turns tragic when a mother and father fall off a cliff and die, and their 4-year-old son is seriously hurt.
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The Danish submarine owner has changed his story and now says the journalist aboard died in an accident in his private sub.
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U.S. Embassy in Russia suspends issuing nonimmigrant visas.
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One dead as vehicle rams two bus stops in Marseille, France.
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Good morning! Mostly cloudy today with a stray shower. High 79.
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Eclipse reminder: Even if it's cloudy, you can damage your eyes by looking straight at the sun, even if only a sliver of it is showing. -
The USS McCain collision is the second involving a ship from the Navy's 7th Fleet in the Pacific in two months.
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University of Texas President Greg Fenves has ordered the removal of statues of Robert E. Lee and other prominent Confederate figures from a main area of campus.
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A handball in stoppage time doomed the Minnesota Loons after they hung on to a 1-1 tie until the final moments.
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Many people will probably walk right by a new addition at the Hennepin County Government Center and not know quite what to make of it. Unless they need to make a call.
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A growing number of Congolese refugees have resettled in Minnesota in recent years, survivors of a brutal and complex civil war.
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A Minnesota company's gun-mounted camera automatically starts capturing sound and video when the gun is pulled from the holster.
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James Lileks answers all the questions about the eclipse you never had.
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A Minneapolis police officer on a bicycle chased down a shooting suspect after bar close Sunday morning.
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A new lane planned for 3rd Street on the north side of US Bank stadium could ease the traffic crush after Vikings games.
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A move to undo federal regulations meant to uphold an open, free internet for all users has pitted providers like Comcast against online giants like Facebook — and millions of their customers.
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Minnesota is giving up efforts to reach a tax reciprocity agreement with Wisconsin, meaning a tax credit for residents who head east across the border to work.
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The fatal stabbing of a hairstylist in Chicago was part of a sexual fantasy hatched in a chatroom between a Northwestern University professor and an Oxford University employee, prosecutor says.
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Twins third baseman Miguel Sano has been placed on the 10-day disabled list with a stress reaction in his left tibia.
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The USS John S. McCain, a guided-missile destroyer, has collided with a merchant ship in waters east of Singapore and the Straits of Malacca.
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"We are with you and we will stay with you," the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan told military leaders there on Sunday.
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A Florida-based zoo and conservation society announced Sunday that it would not to hold its annual gala at President Trump's Florida resort, the latest by a charity to move away from Mar-a-Lago.
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John Beise’s 1941 Chevy farm truck had survived a lot of rain, sun, snow and sleet in its 76 years and was still chugging along just fine. Until a drunk driver came along.
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A hurricane formed far off Mexico's Pacific coast Sunday, while people in the Caribbean kept watch for the possible reemergence of Tropical Storm Harvey.
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Velichko Cholakov, who was part of the Bulgarian weightlifting team withdrawn from the 2008 Beijing Olympics after a doping scandal, has died. He was 35.
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How did the Twin Cities office of Burns & McDonnell generate $21 million-plus in revenue from 90 employees last year? Many say the secret is in its employee-owners, writes Neal St. Anthony.
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In their first game after a record rout, the Lynx can't maintain momentum and fall to New York 70-61.
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See photos of comedian Jerry Lewis through the years.
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U.S., Canadian and Mexican negotiators are pledging to work quickly to update NAFTA, a 23-year-old pact that President Donald Trump has called the worst trade deal in history. -
Minnesota is giving up efforts to reach a tax reciprocity agreement with Wisconsin. The end of negotiations means the state of Minnesota will give its residents who cross the border a tax credit to make up for the higher Wisconsin taxes.
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The White House announced that President Donald Trump would address the nation's troops and the American people Monday night to update the path forward in Afghanistan and South Asia.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is defending President Trump's response to the violent protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, and rejecting calls from a group of his Yale University classmates that he resign from the administration in protest.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he's no longer seeking a job on a New York sports talk radio station once he leaves office.
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Legendary comedian Jerry Lewis dies at 91.