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Expensive avocados, African swine fever in China, and a drop in Skippy peanut butter sales ding Hormel's bottom line. -
A Florida man tried to help defuse a domestic violence situation at a neighbor's house, and when that failed he shot and killed the suspect.
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Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper goes from presidential candidate to running for Senate.
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South Korea cancels Japan intelligence deal amid trade dispute.
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Good morning! Beautiful and sunny on this first day of the Minnesota State Fair. High: 74.
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Minnesota State Fair forecast: Plan on a streak of 70s, including Thursday, Paul Douglas says, adding that a few models are hinting at 60s for highs by late next week. -
Minneapolis police are asking for help finding an 8-year-old boy who was last seen about 8 p.m. at a play area near his residence on the 400 block of N. 7th Street.
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Is Minneapolis now home for Cuba's best-ever boxer? Patrick Reusse introduces David Morrell Jr..
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Brooklyn Park police arrested a murder suspect hours after authorities say the man fatally shot a woman in a retail parking lot.
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Gophers football schedule breakdown: Favorable is one way to put it, with coach P.J. Fleck’s team avoiding Big Ten East powerhouses Ohio State, Michigan and Michigan State.
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J.D. Davis lined an RBI single with two outs that capped a two-run rally in the 10th inning and the New York Mets, helped moments earlier by closer Brad Hand's failure to cover first base, beat Cleveland 4-3.
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Movie director Quentin Tarantino and his wife, Israeli model and singer Daniella Pick, are expecting a baby, his representative said.
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Federal housing officials announced that Clare Housing would receive $951,376 to continue providing 26 units of permanent housing at Clare Midtown in Minneapolis for those living with HIV as well as supportive services to 45 households annually.
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There’s a new Princess Kay of the Milky Way, a sure sign that the Minnesota State Fair is just a day away: Amy Kyllo, a 19-year-old college student from Byron, Minn., earned the honor, which includes having her likeness carved in butter.
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The St. Paul Police Department is expanding its team of officers and social workers who work to help people in mental health crisis, adding two social workers from Ramsey County.
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Come Thursday morning, the first of an expected 2 million people will begin making make their way through the gates at the Minnesota State Fair. For some, the dozen-day stretch is the most wonderful time of the year.
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Washington Gov. Jay Inslee is ending his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, saying on MSNBC, saying that it's become clear he won't win.
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The union representing St. Paul's teachers has countered a district threat to sue it over a potential multimillion-dollar health-insurance dispute by offering to take the issue into mediation.
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All 10 people aboard a small jet escaped injury after the aircraft aborted its takeoff at a small Northern California airport, went off the runway and burst into flames, officials said.
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Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced support for releasing video of officer-involved shootings “as soon as possible,” among other changes to such investigations. Activists said they’ve called for similar changes for years.
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The major online pot shop directory and cannabis marketplace Weedmaps has announced it will no longer allow black-market businesses to advertise on its site, a decision that could boost California's efforts to rein in its vast illegal market.
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Dallas police and U.S. Postal Service inspectors are investigating a customer's racist rant against a post office employee.
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Authorities say a deputy was shot and wounded when someone opened fire outside a Los Angeles County sheriff's station.
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The Historic Fort Snelling site, a Minnesota landmark for centuries, could get a new name, but the fort itself won't.
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The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has voted to rename four parkways that surround Bde Maka Ska/Lake Calhoun, replacing “Calhoun” with the original Dakota name.
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Seven environmental and animal protection groups teamed up to file the first lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's rollback of the Endangered Species Act.
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Less than a week before the 1956 Winter Olympics began in Italy, John “Jack” Petroske, from Hibbing, Minn., was named to the U.S. hockey team’s roster to replace an injured player. Petroske, who helped earn the silver medal, died recently at age 84.
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Aldi opened its newest Minnesota store in Minneapolis’ Uptown neighborhood, and it’s the first in its division of 90 stores in Minnesota, parts of Wisconsin and Iowa to offer shopping baskets.
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A driver was drunk on Fireball whiskey when he slammed into a Starbucks in Eagan after dark, seriously injuring two people sitting at a patio table, according to newly filed charges.
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Long security lines at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport’s main terminal prompted Minnesota’s two U.S. senators to call for additional staffing from the Transportation Security Administration.
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Two prominent researchers are quitting MIT's Media Lab over revelations that the famed technology research hub and its director took money from Jeffrey Epstein after he'd served time for sex offenses involving girls and young women.
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A call by Florida Democrats to convene a special legislative session on guns got little traction among Republicans, even as Parkland shooting survivors renewed their pleas for more measures to combat gun violence.
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Taylor Swift plans to re-record her songs in order to own the new versions after her catalog was purchased by popular music manager Scooter Braun.
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During the first week of Minnesota's new hands-free law, officers cited 678 drivers statewide for failing to put down their devices while behind the wheel.
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Home means something different when your family makes a living on the road as concessionaires at fairs and shows.
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The Minnesota Department of Human Services made improper payments to certain Minnesota chemical dependency providers and must return the money to Washington, federal officials said in a formal notice issued in May.
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Jeffrey Epstein may have gamed the system from beyond the grave.
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President Trump once again backed tighter background checks for gun purchases, but said he wants to be careful that closing what he calls "loopholes" doesn't clear the way for more gun control.
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Liam Hemsworth filed for divorce from Miley Cyrus after seven months of marriage.
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What wine goes best with cheese curds? Check out these food pairings for the Minnesota State Fair, which starts tomorrow.
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New co-working space in Minneapolis' Linden Hills neighborhood focuses on retail innovation. -
Lawsuit alleges off-duty Minneapolis police officer assaulted man at bar, causing brain injury.
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Solera lives! Travail surprises with a pop-up homage to the former tapas restaurant.
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A rare Tucker automobile will be auctioned for Mayo Clinic cancer research. It's expected to bring close to $1 million.
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A new projection from the Congressional Budget Office shows the federal deficit exceeding $1 trillion next year.
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Minneapolis Park Board to vote tonight on renaming Calhoun parkways after Bde Maka Ska.
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A bipartisan proposal designed to help Wisconsin's fledgling hemp industry has been modified to ease concerns of law enforcement.
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The Twins are moving players around the infield for today's noon game vs. the White Sox at Target Field.
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The German government is selling 30-year bonds at a negative interest rate -- meaning that investors are in effect willing to pay Germany for a relatively safe place to park their money.
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Target shares rocket upward, passing $100 for first time, after strong results.