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Minnesota Orchestra will take the stage Aug. 6 at London's Royal Albert Hall for "The Proms," the prestigious BBC Henry Wood Promenade Concerts.
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Vikings linebacker Kentrell Brothers suspended for four games for violating NFL's policy on performance-enhancing drugs.
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The Trump administration labeled China, Russia, Iran and North Korea "forces of instability" because of human rights abuses.
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Civil rights charges are being recommended in the 2014 chokehold death of Eric Garner in New York.
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Hundreds of mourners are filing past the casket of former first lady Barbara Bush in Houston.
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Drone inspection will determine whether U.S. Bank Stadium stayed dry (inside) this winter.
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A U.S. sorghum armada loaded with Cargill grain U-turns at sea after China tariffs go into effect.
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A modern Mexican bakery is moving from a farmers' market to a south Minneapolis storefront.
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The Democratic National Committee is suing Russia, the Trump campaign and Wikileaks, alleging they conspired to help Trump win the 2016 election.
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U.S. actress Natalie Portman, who was born in Jerusalem, turns down the so-called "Jewish Nobel" prize because "recent events in Israel have been extremely distressing." -
A Massachusetts mom is looking for a new preschool after her 4-year-old daughter was told not to use the phrase "best friend" because it's exclusionary.
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10 curious things we learned about Prince from the investigations.
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BREAKING: Wells Fargo hit with $1 billion fine for auto loan and mortgage abuses.
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Women's tall rain boots in Hunter for Target collection won't be sold due to production issues.
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A German theater performing a satirical version of Hitler's "Mein Kampf" will give free admission to people wearing swastika armbands -- to show how easily corruptible people are and provoke dialogue.
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700 pounds of dynamite was stolen from a Pennsylvania worksite over the weekend.
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A Greyhound bus headed from Cleveland to NY ended up in Toledo, going about 115 miles in the opposite direction.
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Minnesota students will walk out, rally today for gun control on 19th anniversary of Columbine shooting.
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Two are injured as Green Line train and a car collide at Marion Street and University Avenue.
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Blaine officials have delivered a new and unwelcome message to an upscale neighborhood on the edge of a prized wetland: The tree cutting must go on.
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Florida officials vow to bring Minnesota fugitive murder suspect Lois Riess back to their state from Texas, where she was arrested Thursday night, to face charges.
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Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, who became Cuba’s new president Thursday, has spent his entire life in the service of a revolution in which he did not fight.
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Two men were wounded, one of them critically, when an argument escalated into gunfire in north Minneapolis, police said.
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According to memos by former FBI Director James Comey, President Donald Trump recounted a conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin in which Putiin told Trump that Russia had "some of the most beautiful hookers in the world."
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A long-awaited trove of new documents released Thursday after the investigation into the singer's death reveals a clearer narrative of Prince’s struggles with opioid addiction in his final days.
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A 49-year-old Richfield woman has been charged with stealing more than $2,000 from a crowdfunding account set up to help a family friend, the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office said.
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So how tough is Vikings' schedule? They're the only NFC team to play both conference champions.
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Twins pitcher Phil Hughes is expected to be activated from the disabled list in time to start Sunday against Tampa Bay. It will be Hughes’ first start since July 14 of last season.
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The joys of early-season canoe trips to the BWCA: Plenty of fish and ice, not so many people and bugs.
