The Stream
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With 33.8 million air bags now being declared defective making for the largest auto recall. you can go here to check on the latest on vehicle safety information, including whether yours has been recalled. -
Among 17 measures signed into law by Gov. Dayton were new insurance requirements for ride-sharing companies such as Uber and Lyft, and the acceptance by law enforcement of digital proof of insurance.
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A new federal plan aims to reverse America’s declining honeybee and monarch butterfly populations by making millions of acres of federal land more bee-friendly.
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Years of NBA draft lottery futility end for the Minnesota Timberwolves, who will have the No. 1 pick.
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Authorities say a 73-year-old BASE jumper who died after leaping from an Idaho bridge had set his parachute on fire as part of a stunt.
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A semitrailer truck smashed into two cars and burst into flames on a busy interstate in Georgia, killing five people. Authorities are looking into whether the driver may have fallen asleep.
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The money is accounted for and the final design set for the $50 million remodeling of Nicollet Mall, officials said. Jackhammers will hit the pavement in June.
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The mayors of Minneapolis and St. Paul say they’re ready to share a different kind of story about the boys and young men of color who live in the Twin Cities.
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The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. is closing its mutual funds operation in Woodbury, resulting in the layoff or move of 190 workers by the end of the month.
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A cruise ship with nearly 3,500 passengers and crew was stuck for 6½ hours grounded on a reef close to the British island of Bermuda. Norwegian Cruise Line said the ship, freed by a rising tide, dropped anchor and would wait for an inspection for any damage.
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For the third year in a row, Minneapolis has been judged to have the best city parks in the country. But this year, it’s sharing that distinction with a familiar rival: St. Paul.
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Bob Dylan did it his way on David Letterman's show Tuesday night. No "Forever Young," no "Blowin' in the Wind" or one other of the classics. No he sang a Frank Sinatra song with a fitting theme from his current album.
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Live: House Republicans responding to Gov. Dayton's comments on budget stalemate. House DFL to follow. -
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The Wright County attorney’s office has released two 911 transcripts related to the May 9 shooting deaths of Elk River police officer Todd Besser and his son, Blake Besser.
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Minneapolis police officer Michael Griffin has been indicted on nine criminal counts, including perjury, for bar fights.
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Wisconsin AD Barry Alvarez said Wednesday that he's open to letting Paul Bunyan's Axe return to the sidelines this fall for the annual celebration after the Minnesota/Wisconsin game.
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Breaking: Pilot who landed gyrocopter at U.S. Capitol indicted on 6 charges, faces 9½ years in prison.
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The documents seized from Osama Bin Laden's compound were declassified today, and include a fill-in-the-blanks job application for terrorist candidates that ranges from questions about education and hobbies to "Do you wish to execute a suicide operation?" -
The Minneapolis City Council Public Safety Committee has voted to repeal lurking and spitting laws that had been criticized as being tools used by police to target minorities. The full council will vote June 5.
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The former Long Island home of St. Paul's F. Scott Fitzgerald is up for sale, for $3.8-plus million.
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Minneapolis police have blocked off an area near 40th and Fremont avenue N. because of a man on a roof. Residents nearby tell a reporter at the scene that he was part of a chase involving police. More as the story develops.
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CBS has released a video clip of David Letterman's entrance for his final show, to be aired later tonight.by Vince Tuss via YouTube 5/20/2015 11:45:22 PM
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Access to Lake Independence is limited right at the unofficial start of the boating season as crews apply a chemical to kill off zebra mussels.
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Developers are moving forward with a plan to bring shops and hundreds of residents to one of the last undeveloped blocks on Hennepin Avenue S. in downtown Minneapolis, between Whole Foods and the Federal Reserve Bank.
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Minneapolis police have taken into custody a man who was on a north Minneapolis rooftop for more than three hours.
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Calling it their biggest test yet, Minneapolis police are starting now on security plans for Super Bowl LII, which is in 2018.
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A Washington County grand jury declined to indict two St. Paul police officers involved in January's fatal shooting of Marcus Golden.
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Joe Mauer hit his first home run of the season and his first in 76 games, a game-winner in the 13th inning, to beat Pittsburgh 4-3.
