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Drones buzzing around Singapore's Changi Airport have caused 63 flights to be delayed or diverted in the past week, triggering an investigation. -
Paul Douglas says the Twin Cities heat index should top 100 degrees this weekend.
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This nightmare travel story for Lynx opponent Indiana underscores a problem with WNBA parity rules. -
A Minnesota man who held a "death party" for his ailing wife pleads guilty to criminal neglect while murder charges are being dropped.
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The leading candidate to become UK prime minister is dodging questions about a reported quarrel with his girlfriend Friday that involved a police response.
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A New Jersey woman stabbed her identical twin sister to death, prosecutors say.
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Prince Harry's and Meghan's home renovations cost taxpayers $3 million.
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Iran sharply criticizes new U.S. sanctions, calling them "outrageous and idiotic."
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The White House is threatening to veto a $4.5 billion House bill aimed at improving the treatment of migrant families detained after crossing the U.S. southern border. -
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Stakes high for NBC News ahead of two-night Democratic debate.
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AP-NORC Poll: Democrats most excited by experience in office.
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A St. Paul man was among the 11 who died in a plane crash in Hawaii on Friday the NTSB said as it also sought tighter regulations on skydiving flights.
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The Twins were right to like a skinny 14-year-old from Germany named Kepler. Patrick Reusse tells us the story of his signing.
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Dust from Africa to set off spectacular Gulf Coast sunsets while quelling Atlantic hurricanes.
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Former legislator Tom Anzelc part of team buying Magnetation iron ore facilities for $1.95 million.
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Sezzle, a Twin Cities startup whose payment platform divides online purchases into interest-free installments, is now working with thousands of online retailers in Canada.
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, which is the state's largest nonprofit health insurer, and North Memorial Health are creating a joint-venture company to operate the health system's 20 clinics.
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State Rep. Rick Hansen has asked the state's legislative auditor to investigate how Minnesota's pollution regulator handled a key water quality permit for PolyMet Mining's proposed copper mine.
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Trump: Woman who accused him of sexual assault not his type.
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Longtime educator takes helm at Southwest High in Minneapolis; aims to boost diversity of students in IB program.
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“We’re going to do a good job”: Attorney General Keith Ellison says state will defend abortion restrictions in court, despite personal views.
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As fallout from Trump's actions reverberated around the globe on Monday, the president offered a fresh round of equivocation, defending his decision not to attack Iran even while issuing new threats.
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C.J.: Former radio show talker Turi Ryder is scheduled to return for "She Said What?" book event.
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A 19-year-old man died in a single-vehicle crash late at night in southern Dakota County.
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PolyMet Mining closer than ever to getting Iron Range mine operational.
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Craving a Slurpee but lacking the motivation to get off a park bench? No worries.
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Minnetonka driver killed in collision with dump truck is identified.
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St. Paul council member asks for "compassion” after release of anti-gay comments.
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"Jeopardy!" champion and professional sports gambler James Holzhauer makes World Series of Poker debut.
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JetBlue sues Walmart over name of new Jetblack shopping service.
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Dayton's Project converting historic JB Hudson store into Nicollet Mall restaurant.
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U.S. advances to the World Cup quarterfinals after a 2-1 win over Spain.
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An 8-million strong social network has banned posts in support of Trump, saying, "Support of the Trump administration is undeniably support for white supremacy."
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A 22-year-old man who was shot at a St. Paul gas station last week has died. -
Live: Follow the USA vs. Spain World Cup knockout round match here.
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Is Joe Mauer a Hall of Famer? A debate that will rage on and on and on.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders and House progressives, including Rep. Ilhan Omar, propose legislation to cancel all student debt.
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Trump keeps hammering on the Federal Reserve, comparing it to a "stubborn child" because it isn't lowering interest rates.
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St. Thomas Academy's swim coach has been suspended for his alleged improper behavior at the state meet in March.
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Minnesotans resurrecting legendary Wisconsin supper club, the Turk's Inn, in New York City.
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Trump expected to sign executive order today that calls for upfront disclosure by hospitals of actual prices for common tests and procedures.
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Supreme Court rejects early challenge to Trump's authority to impose tariffs on imported steel based on national security concerns.
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Trump again pressures the Federal Reserve, saying the stock markets and economic growth would be much higher if not for its actions.
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Nik Wallenda says he "freaked" out when his balancing pole slipped during a high-wire walk with his sister above New York's Times Square.
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Relatives identify bicyclist who was struck and killed last week by a Northstar train as a 48-year-old Minneapolis man.
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As the U.S. piles sanction after sanction on Iran, it's the average person who feels it the most: "People are under extreme pressure."
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A Ukrainian man working illegally in a coffin shop in Poland died after he fainted on the job and his employer dropped him off in a forest rather than call an ambulance.
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Early Sunday morning, an explosion created a large crater in a corn field in Germany -- apparently a detonation of a WW II bomb that wasn't triggered by farm machinery.
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Eldorado Resorts is buying Caesars in a $17 billion deal, creating a casino giant with 60 resorts and casinos in 16 states.
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Iran's navy chief warns Iranian forces wouldn't hesitate to shoot down more U.S. surveillance drones from their skies.
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Fifty years after humans first visited, businesses are still trying to make a buck off the moon.
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Gabe Grunewald to be honored with Tuesday public ceremony in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis first-grader has handwritten poem for champion Hannah Green.
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Hundreds of thousands of people filled a main São Paulo thoroughfare for one of the world's largest LGBT pride parades — the first since the election of far-right President Jair Bolsonaro.
