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A corrections officer in Stillwater, an assistant Hennepin County attorney and an associate professor at the University of Minnesota are among 16 Minnesotans to receive prestigious Bush Foundation fellowships, the St. Paul foundation announced Tuesday. -
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy set a Wednesday vote for removing Rep. Liz Cheney from her Republican leadership post in the chamber, saying it was clear that he and his GOP colleagues "need to make a change."
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At Dracula's castle in picturesque Transylvania, Romanian doctors are offering a jab in the arm rather than a stake through the heart.
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The St. Paul Saints will play their first home game as the Twins' new Class AAA affiliate Tuesday night at CHS Field.
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Lynx likely to shoot more threes, but Sylvia Fowles still focal point of the offense.
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After opening the season 12-20, the Twins look ahead with hope in baseball's long season.
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A bridge proposal to reconnect a historically Black neighborhood in St. Paul is facing its next major test in two weeks when residents are asked to weigh in on the plan to build a "land bridge" over I-94.
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To encourage people to return to work, more states are making it harder for people to stay on unemployment. Some have begun requiring recipients to show they are actively searching for work, and a few will stop providing the additional federal supplement.
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A spell of dry, mild weather is giving the Great Lakes a break after two years of high water that has shattered records and heavily damaged shoreline roads and homes, officials said Monday.
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State officials are weighing the fate of Peeps, a tame Canada goose and Prior Lake celebrity whose owners said they unknowingly broke federal law by keeping him as a pet.
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A Delta Air Lines regional jet landed safely in Rapid City after mechanical problems were reported, the airline said.
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A Southern California man has pleaded not guilty to charges he obtained $5 million in federal coronavirus-relief loans for phony businesses and then used the money for lavish vacations and to buy a Ferrari, Bentley and Lamborghini, prosecutors said Monday.
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Gov. Tim Walz marked the final stretch of end-of-session budget talks Monday by lamenting how far apart legislative leaders remained and how little time is left to strike an accord.
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Duluth's CHUM food shelf now delivers to homebound residents.
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More than a century ago, a stream in St. Paul's Highland Park carried stormwater from higher ground over Hidden Falls. On Monday, work began to once again feed those falls with a steady flow gathered from the Ford site, now known as Highland Bridge.
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For five decades, kids, teens and adults went to the Roller Garden in St. Louis Park to skate and to celebrate. Last week, they went to say goodbye.
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Simley teenager Isabella McCauley set to make Minnesota golf history.
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BREAKING: COVID-19 vaccines finally are headed for more kids as U.S. regulators on Monday expanded use of Pfizer's shot to those as young as 12, sparking a race to protect middle and high school students before they head back to class in the fall.
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A lightning strike in Florida launched a chunk of highway pavement through a truck windshield and injured two people inside the vehicle on Monday morning.
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William Randall Beard, a playwright and freelance critic who wrote about classical music, theater and opera for the Star Tribune, Pioneer Press and Mpls/St Paul Magazine, among others, has died at 64.
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Police announced on Monday they have arrested two people in connection with gunfire that killed a woman and wounded a man in downtown Minneapolis over the weekend. -
Hopes faded for a young minke whale that became trapped in the River Thames near London.
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A suspect in a fatal shooting over the weekend in downtown Minneapolis returned to same area and was arrested this morning.
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Mark Kennedy, the former Republican congressman from Minnesota, said today he would step down as president of the University of Colorado.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused the Hamas militant group of crossing a "red line" with its rocket attack on Jerusalem. He promised a tough response.
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Minnesota can begin tapping into nearly $5 billion in state and local aid from President Joe Biden's COVID relief package.
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A bipartisan group of 44 attorneys general is urging Facebook to drop its 'Instagram for kids' proposal.
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JUST IN: COVID-19 hospitalizations in Minnesota dropped back below 500 over the weekend, the latest sign of pandemic progress.
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The FAA is reporting a "disturbing increase" in the number of unruly passengers who have returned to the skies with the easing of pandemic restrictions.
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The federal auto safety agency is investigating complaints about steering failures that could affect more than 1.1 million Honda Accord sedans.
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UPDATE: Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip fired rockets toward Jerusalem today, setting off air raid sirens throughout the city.
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When Augustine's reopens on May 20, the restaurant on St. Paul's Selby Avenue will have a different format: a neighborhood bistro.
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A Minnesota team of paddlers reported Monday morning that it has broken the record for fastest canoe trip down the Mississippi River.
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Gasoline futures are ticking higher Monday following a cyberextortion attempt on a vital U.S. pipeline.
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Two west metro restaurant owners underreported sales and cheated the state out of nearly $240,000 in a "highly sophisticated scheme," according to the Hennepin County Attorney's Office.
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Minneapolis' FlatPak House, a case study in modern prefab construction, is on the market for the first time at $1.1 million. Take a look inside.
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The U.S. will protect gay and transgender people against sex discrimination in health care, the Biden administration announced today, reversing a Trump-era policy.
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What's next from the Prince estate? A makeup collection with cosmetics brand Urban Decay.
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Israeli police firing tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets clashed with stone-throwing Palestinians at a flashpoint Jerusalem holy site today.