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Injured Angels star Mike Trout hit a Minnesota lake before the series against the Twins and showed he's as good with a fishing rod as he is with a bat. -
Pandemic restrictions on Florida-based cruise ships are no longer in place under a ruling by a federal appeals court, while the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention seek to fight a Florida lawsuit challenging the regulations.
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Veterinarians vie for largest virtual pet hangout while partying to Prince at First Ave.
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Florida's COVID-19 hospitalizations and cases again jumped significantly this week as the vaccination rate in rural counties where some of the worst outbreaks are occurring remains well below the state and national averages.
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A project to redevelop Dixie's On Grand into a five-story, mixed-use building with 80 market-rate apartments is one step closer to approval after the St. Paul Planning Commission gave it a green light.
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Before the Vikings begin training camp next week, they might add a veteran to compete for their No. 3 receiver spot behind Adam Thielen and Justin Jefferson. Former Jaguars receiver Dede Westbrook posted on social that he was in the Twin Cities. According to a league source, Westbrook will work out for the Vikings on Saturday,
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The nation's largest wildfire raged through southern Oregon, but crews were scaling back some night operations as hard work and weaker winds helped reduce the spread of flames even as wildfires continued to threaten homes in neighboring California.
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Richfield Mayor Maria Regan Gonzalez is a force in advocating for services for communities of color.
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A state court judge has slapped the Hubbard County sheriff with a temporary restraining order, ruling that the county must stop obstructing access to a property used by opponents of Enbridge's Line 3 pipeline project.
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Federal workplace safety officials are proposing nearly $1 million in fines against four companies following a January liquid nitrogen leak that killed six workers at a Georgia poultry processing plant.
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Attorneys for Norhan Askar, the woman who was with Winston Smith in his car when he was killed by federal task force officers in June, have sued Hennepin and Ramsey counties, their sheriff's departments and the two officers who fired the shots into Smith's car.
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Unlikely partners Nancy Pelosi and Liz Cheney team up to investigate what happened Jan. 6 as former President Donald Trump's supporters stormed the Capitol.
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Comedian Louis C.K. opened the first of his three-night stint at Acme Comedy Co. on Thursday with a one-hour set in which he showed his ability to mine laughs out of seemingly "unjokable" material remains intact.
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The man at the center of a flap over traffic control signs in Princeton Township is facing criminal charges after a confrontation with local leadership turned violent Thursday night.
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A lifelong love of dirt racing leads a Sauk Rapids man with Down syndrome to earn fans and trophies.
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Free summer meals continue to be available to kids via schools and other sites across Minnesota — more than 2,500 sites altogether — and some are taking service to new heights. -
The Vikings begin training camp next week, and it appears unlikely offensive line coach Rick Dennison will be on the field with players. The team is in discussions with Dennison about the COVID-19 protocols,
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Firefighters declared the end of their search for bodies at the site of a collapsed Florida condo building.
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This railroad builder and entrepreneur left his footprints across the Twin Cities and the Upper Midwest.
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Most Americans who haven't been vaccinated against COVID-19 say they are unlikely to get the shots and doubt they would work against the aggressive delta variant despite evidence they do, according to a new poll.
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A California appeals court disqualified a private judge being used by Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt in their divorce case, handing Jolie a major victory.
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A favorite of visitors, "Wind Chime (after 'Dream')" has returned to the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden.
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There's a four-way tie for the lead midway through second round at 3M Open in Blaine.
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An Associated Press review of public records tied to Herschel Walker's business ventures and his divorce sheds new light on a turbulent personal history that could dog a potential Senate bid in Georgia.
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In the hardest-hit areas of drought, Minnesota crop farmers are worried. Cattle farmers have run short of feed for their herds, and some have sold off livestock in recent weeks.
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Despite a new urgency, Minnesota Republicans are still divided on vaccine publicity push.
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St. Paul's all-virtual DFL city convention wrapped up today with no endorsement being given to two candidates seeking a four-year school board seat.
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A rare House ethics hearing over allegations against Rep. John Thompson was postponed today so that the embattled St. Paul Democrat can have a lawyer present when the committee likely reconvenes next week.
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A Nisswa native who's an acclaimed figurative painter in New York is visiting her hometown to celebrate her dad's 70th birthday — and paint a mural downtown that celebrates Minnesota summers.
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Chef Mario Batali, his business partner and their NYC restaurant company have agreed to pay $600,000 to resolve a four-year investigation by the state attorney general's office into allegations that Batali and others sexually harassed employees.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi declared that a congressional committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection will take on its "deadly serious" work whether Republicans participate or not.
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The NE Pup Burger at Duke's on 7 and Disco Fries at Hi-Lo Diner are a couple of the 5 best things our food writers ate in the Twin Cities this week.
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Butler Square, downtown Minneapolis' original warehouse-turned-office complex, just spent $5 million on its first major update since 1980.
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The street next to the collapsed Florida condo building could fail, according to structural engineer studying the site.
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The homeless and anyone else looking for a place to cool down during the relentless heat wave have numerous options across Minneapolis and Hennepin County.
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New Minnesota meal kit delivery service Safer Plate offers food devoid of top allergens.
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Residents of the East Calhoun neighborhood in Minneapolis have renewed their push to scrap the name "Calhoun" in favor of East Bde Maka Ska. The City Council is expected to approve the change today.
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NEW: Known as the Indians since 1915, Cleveland's Major League Baseball team will be called Guardians.
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Authorities are looking for a 2015-20 silver Chevrolet Suburban LT in a road-rage fatal shooting this month on Hwy. 169.