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Protests against China's restrictive COVID-19 measures appeared to roil in a number of cities in displays of public defiance fanned by anger over a deadly fire in the western Xinjiang region. -
An international wildlife conference moved to enact some of the most significant protection for shark species targeted in the fin trade and scores of turtles, lizards and frogs being decimated by the pet trade.
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A 12-year-old boy is dead after playing Russian Roulette with peers in Jackson, Mississippi, police say.
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An 18-year-old was killed and three others were injured Friday in a shooting after they attempted to break into a DeKalb County home, police said.
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court has revoked a law license from a former Milwaukee County juvenile court judge who had pleaded guilty to federal charges of transmitting child pornography.
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Saturday would have been the 100th birthday of Minnesota-born cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. The nation's comic pages were filled with tributes to him and his "Peanuts" characters. His namesake museum gathered them online.
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A drive-by shooting in Nashville injured two people as they and others were walking out of church from the funeral of a woman who was fatally shot earlier this month, according to police.
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Award-winning St. John’s defensive tackle and Johnnies legacy Michael Wozniak was unable to lead his team on a long D-III postseason run this time around, Patrick Reusse reports from Collegeville.
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Lake Street mall businesses held on for us. They're hoping we show up for them this season, Jen Brooks says.
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Thousands attended Hmong New Year Celebration at St. Paul RiverCentre. Check out Aaron Lavinsky's photos here:
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Ramsey County social workers, already embedded with three police agencies, will partner with St. Paul Fire and 911 dispatchers in the most significant evolution of the emergency call system since its inception half a century ago.
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A man who fled police and kept authorities on a long standoff in a stranger's Prior Lake home Friday faces a number of charges. No one was injured in the standoff, but police say the 31-year-old suspect fired shots while inside.
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Minnesota cannabis advocates have waited years for this moment: Democrats who support legalizing marijuana now control the governor's office and the Legislature, and they are signaling they could act on the issue next year.
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The nonprofit Wildlife Rehabilitation Center has purchased 22 acres in the Washington County city of Grant, with ambitious blueprints to build an environmentally friendly, $14 million campus.
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For shoppers and employers, Small Business Saturday emphasized the triumphs and challenges that small businesses face today.
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What's a 65-year-old northern Minnesota retiree to do with his time? Hike the 2,194-mile Appalachian Trail.
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The Twins have engaged with Carlos Correa, who opted out of his Twins deal after one season, about different deals of different lengths, an attempt to find some common ground with the top shortstop on the market, La Velle E. Neal III says.
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Two New York City police officers and a bystander raced to save a man who fell on the tracks at a Manhattan subway station, plucking him out of the way of an oncoming train in a rescue captured by an officer's body camera.
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New owners of four resorts in the Wheelers Point area make a cool $20 million investment in ice fishing on Lake of the Woods.
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A federal judge has denied a new trial request by two men convicted of conspiring to kidnap Michigan's Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. -
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U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's decision not to run again for the chamber's top post in Democratic leadership represents a major shift for the Minnesota Democrats who have served with her.
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In the past four years, more than $300 million in public and private investments have reshaped downtown Fargo, now filled with coffee shops, one-of-a-kind stores, local food and bizarre attractions.
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Minnesota has six cabinet openings for the top jobs at the departments of Health, Education, Public Safety, Revenue, and Labor and Industry, as well as the Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board.
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Episodes of "Feral" find Union Hmong Kitchen chef Yia Vang cooking up Chinese mystery snails in Wisconsin, lake trout in Yosemite National Park, iguanas in Fort Lauderdale, and walleye habitat-destroying crayfish in Minnesota.
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Fleeing shelling, Ukrainian civilians streamed out of Kherson, whose recapture they had celebrated just weeks earlier.
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Solar energy systems are now allowed throughout Minnetonka, including at schools and churches, following a city code change the City Council approved on Nov. 14.
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Officials will memorialize Tom Decker and other fallen Minnesota police officers with a 1 p.m. ceremony on Sunday at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Cold Spring.
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Editor Laura Brown began preparing for her next steps before new owners shut In Style down this spring.
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As cryptocurrency cratered, Eden Prairie-based Compute North's main lender pulled back and the company's ambitious growth plans unraveled, bankruptcy court records indicate.
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Curl up somewhere cozy with these 56 novels, books for kids and young adults, regional offerings, memoirs and histories.
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The Gophers take on Wisconsin today at 2:30 in the battle for Paul Bunyan's Axe. Here are three key story lines to watch.
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A police chase in the east Twin Cities metro area Friday afternoon ended with a crash, a recovered handgun, two people injured and a man in custody.
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Review: The eight-part Netflix series "Wednesday" marks a triumphant return for director Tim Burton.
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A post-pandemic surge in in-person shopping is boosting demand for stores, restaurants and other retail spaces in the Twin Cities area.
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Two people from Alexandria, Minn., were killed and five others from Bloomington were injured after a crash Thursday afternoon in Douglas County.
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Heavy rainfall triggered landslides on the southern Italian island of Ischia that left as many as 12 people missing as it cut a muddy swath through a port town, collapsing buildings and sweeping cars into the sea.
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A standoff with police officers in Prior Lake where a man broke into a home ended with the suspect in custody.
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Award-winning singer-actress Irene Cara, who starred in and sang the title cut from the 1980 movie "Fame" and then belted out the era-defining hit "Flashdance ... What a Feeling" from 1983's "Flashdance," has died. She was 63.
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A woman died and a man was rescued and treated for hypothermia after they were caught in extreme cold weather while hiking in Utah's Zion National Park, officials said.
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If you're shopping local for Small Business Saturday, here are 56 ideas for gifts and wraps with a Minnesota flair.
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Several Twin Cities area municipalities and law enforcement agencies have joined a group that plans to lease or buy fencing designed to thwart attacks on police stations.
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Minneapolis last year required electric vehicles chargers to be installed in the parking garages of most new construction. The effort hit an unexpected roadblock.
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The U.S. Coast Guard says a passenger who went overboard from a cruise ship in the Gulf of Mexico was rescued on Thanksgiving after likely being in the water for hours.
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Good morning! It'll be breezy and mild today, with a high of 52 in the Twin Cities area. Sunday will be cooler with more clouds, and there's a chance of snow Tuesday.
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P.J. Fleck's old-school Gophers offense desperately needs star receivers, and that's his No. 1 offseason to-do, according to Chip Scoggins.
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UPDATE: A standoff with officers in Prior Lake where a man broke into a home has come to an end, officials say.
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Last weekend's Club Q shooting has raised uneasy questions about the lasting legacy of cultural conflicts that caught fire decades ago and gave Colorado Springs a reputation as a cauldron of religion-infused conservatism
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Mexico's domestic airline industry is in shambles, plagued by safety problems, a ratings downgrade by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and vandalism.