The Stream Live
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President Trump is welcoming governors-elect from both parties to the White House today. -
Twin Cities sports venues rank poorly in food safety, ESPN's "Outside the Lines" reported. U.S. Bank Stadium was Minnesota's worst, ranking 90th out of 107 stadiums and arenas nationwide.
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St. Paul City Council Member Dan Bostrom said he will step down Dec. 31, a year before his term ends.
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A Southwest Airlines flight was forced to return to Seattle because someone forgot to unload a human heart from the plane.
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Minnesota regulators rejected the latest attempt to stop Enbridge Energy's plan to replace its aging Line 3 crude oil pipeline.
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The Broward County Sheriff Office's policy on how to handle an active shooter contributed to the failed response during the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre, a commission concludes. -
A U.S. warship that sunk just miles from New York City during WW I, killing 6, is now believed to have hit a mine set by a German submarine.
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MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski apologizes for homophobic comment about Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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A sixth "yellow vest" protester has been killed in the French protests after he was struck by a truck at a road blockade.
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Twin Cities woman studying in Netherlands is fatally stabbed; arrest made. -
Woman accused of being a Russian agent is expected to change plea today.
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Early-morning fire in Congo's capital destroys nearly 80 percent of the city's voting machines just 10 days before the presidential election.
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In tweet this morning, Trump argues he "never directed" longtime fixer Michael Cohen to break the law.
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Janet Jackson, Def Leppard, Stevie Nicks join Rock Hall of Fame.
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British PM Theresa May says she will step down before the country's next scheduled election in 2022.
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An Arizona newspaper publisher claims his wife is trying to kill him by lacing his food with rat poison, and he's using one of his papers to press his case.
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Trump's hush money payment explanations shift as his legal exposure grows.
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Senate is expected to vote today on whether to pull aid from Saudi-led war in Yemen in wake of Khashoggi slaying.
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Apple says it plans to build a $1 billion campus in Austin, Texas.
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Good morning! Air Quality Alert continues today under cloudy skies. High: 30.
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At least four people are dead and more than 40 injured after a high-speed train in Turkey crashed into an overpass in the capital, state-run news media said. -
Nemanja Bjelica came back to haunt the Wolves, scoring 25 points as he led the Kings to a 141-130 win over Minnesota.
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Bob Seger said so long to the Twin Cities, ending a 50-year run of concerts here with plenty of that old time rock 'n' roll spirit. What he didn't have, Jon Bream writes, was his old-time voice.
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Ho-ho-horror: “Dread the Halls: A Gathering of Holiday Horror” in Minneapolis this weekend pulls together new 15-minute plays from four veteran horror-theater troupes that view Christmas from the scary side.
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Former Gophers coach Mike Hebert, who kicked off the Big Ten's rise in NCAA volleyball while at Illinois, is proud of the geographic expanse on display, Patrick Reusse writes.
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American diplomats affected by mysterious health incidents in Cuba showed damage in the inner ear shortly after they complained of weird noises and sensations, according to their earliest medical exams.
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North Minneapolis is one step closer to having its first black-led credit union after Village Financial Cooperative received a contingent charter approval from the Minnesota Department of Commerce.
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A second Canadian has gone missing in China and is feared detained in what appears to be retaliation for Canada's arrest of a top executive of telecommunications giant Huawei, Canadian authorities said.
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Three people missing since last weekend were found alive in an underground coal mine in West Virginia, authorities said.
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The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra reports balanced budgets for 2017-18 even with lowered ticket prices.
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Even with the Gophers not competing at the NCAA women’s volleyball Final Four, organizers are getting ready for full houses at Target Center because of the game's soaring popularity in Minnesota.
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The Wolves are in Sacramento to take on the Kings in pursuit of their first road win against a Western Conference opponent. Follow all the late-night action here.
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Top law enforcement officials from across the Twin Cities metro area warned that the difficulty of attracting and keeping new police officers is reaching "crisis" proportions.
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The Gophers women's basketball team blew out Coppin State 84-52 to move to 10-0 on the season.
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When Minneapolis Institute of Art director Kaywin Feldman steps into her new leadership post at the National Gallery of Art, she'll encounter a friendly Minnesota face in Congress: U.S. Rep. Betty McCollum.
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Air France announced executive vice president Anne Rigail, a 27-year veteran, will take over as CEO next week, a rare woman in a top job at a large airline.
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The parent company of the National Enquirer, Us Weekly and In Touch has admitted to engaging in a journalistically dubious practice known as "catch-and-kill" to help Donald Trump become president.
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Those who visited in Duluth with University of Minnesota president finalist Joan Gabel said they were encouraged by her talk of “system-ness” and pledge to revisit how the U allocates its resources.
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Update: A civilian contractor for the Hawaii Air National Guard who was participating in a military exercise survived after his plane crashed off the coast of Honolulu, authorities said.
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Soybeans have been harvested across the Midwest, but tens of millions of bushels are sitting in bins on farms and at grain elevators as farmers hope for a boost in prices from progress on trade talks with China.
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The St. Paul City Council approved its 2019 budget, with money for nine new police officers despite opposition from speakers at last week’s public hearing.
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Authorities in Baraboo, Wis., are trying to determine who posted anti-Semitic flyers ahead of planned meetings next week over a photograph of high school boys appearing to give a Nazi salute.
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The Soap Factory, an alternative arts space in Minneapolis, will see its 130-year-old building go up for auction in a sheriff's sale next Tuesday in an attempt to repay about $2.5 million in debt.
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The U.S. House overwhelmingly passed the final version of the farm bill. The $867 billion measure heads to President Donald Trump, who is expected to sign it into law.
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Rep. Nancy Pelosi has all but ensured that she'll be elected U.S. House speaker in January by agreeing to limit how long she'd serve in the post to no more than four additional years.
