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In two cases related to the deaths of young children, a Brooklyn Park man is charged with fatally suffocating his infant daughter after a night of drinking and cocaine use, while a Burnsville man was sentenced to prison in the shaking death of his newborn son. -
The House Judiciary Committee was taking the first steps tonight toward voting on articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, beginning a marathon two-day session to consider the historic charges.
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Debris believed to be from a military transport plane carrying 38 people that vanished two days earlier en route to Antarctica has been discovered, Chile's Air Force said.
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U.S. Rep. Angie Craig, D-Minn., said that she remains undecided on whether to support the articles of impeachment against Republican President Donald Trump.
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Israel’s parliament dissolved after failing to meet a midnight deadline for forming a new government, triggering an an unprecedented third election in a 12-month period.
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A journey deep into the punch bowl: Make your own eggnog, either classic or unusual.
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Thanks partly to an uptick in donations, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra ended fiscal year 2019 with a small surplus — about $143,000 — that it’s saving for a tougher times.
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UPDATE: A divided St. Paul City Council approved its 2020 budget with a $9 million property tax bump to pay for road repairs, recreation center programs and community ambassadors to help curb a spike in gun violence.
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Veteran quarterback Philip Rivers, who has led the Chargers to wins over the Packers and Bears, is a cause for concern for the Vikings and coach Mike Zimmer.
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Ryan Reynolds felt "empathy" for Peloton actress, so he put her in a gin ad. -
Fears that a deadly shooting at a Jewish market in Jersey City was an anti-Semitic attack mounted as authorities recounted how a man and a woman deliberately pulled up to the place in a rental van with at least one rifle and got out firing.
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In sunny L.A., "Frozen" and its Eagan star start making their way to Minneapolis.
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Wisconsin teen charged with attempted murder in school officer attack in Oshkosh.
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DNA evidence leads to charges in woman's 1992 St. Paul stabbing death.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar, giving the first major foreign policy speech of her presidential campaign, said four more years of President Trump in the White House would “permanently weaken” America’s global stature.
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The Federal Reserve left its benchmark interest rate alone and signaled that it expects to keep low rates unchanged through next year.
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The Trump administration hit Iran with new sanctions that target several transportation firms as it continues its “maximum pressure campaign" against the Islamic Republic over its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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With new federal grants, Duluth moves from testing rape kits to prosecuting cases. -
Two people were killed and more than 70 wounded after a suicide bombing at an under-construction medical facility near Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan.
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The Indiana parents of a toddler who fell to her death out of an open cruise ship window in Puerto Rico sued Royal Caribbean Cruises, accusing the company of negligence..
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General Mills is replacing the most recognizable shape in the cereal kingdom, the Cheerios O, with heart-shaped pieces.
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The push to legalize medical marijuana in Wisconsin grew with the unveiling of a bill introduced for the first time by a pair of Republican lawmakers.
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"Bombshell," the film about the sexual misconduct scandals at Fox News, almost died before production started. Here's how Charlize Theron helped save it.
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A Georgia man has apologized on-camera for slapping a female reporter's rear on live TV after the video clip garnered outrage among millions who viewed it online.
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Harvey Weinstein's bail has been increased to $5 million over allegations he violated bail conditions by mishandling his electronic ankle monitor.
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A new report is painting a dismal picture of the health of millennials: “This is going to be a very negative, self-reinforcing cycle, and we need to break it."
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YouTube said it will take down videos that lob insults at people based on race, gender expression, sexual orientation or other “protected attributes.”
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Minnesota will be the setting for a remake of the Oscar-winning film "Babette's Feast."