The Stream
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State assumes control of two southern Minnesota nursing homes when their parent companies fall into financial trouble. -
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Sabotage conviction overturned for nun and 2 other peace activists from Duluth who broke into a nuclear weapons facility.
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As anglers head out of town this weekend, motorists can expect extra traffic and construction delays on popular get-away routes. -
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A storm system that could bring more tornadoes to Oklahoma this weekend also could drop up to a foot of snow in parts of South Dakota. -
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A second prison escapee from New Richmond, Wis., has been recaptured in eastern Wisconsin, leaving one man at large.
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An Orlando man is charged with theft by swindle in Ramsey County for allegedly selling 23 fake Minnesota Wild tickets, worth $3,350, to the April 22 playoff game against St. Louis.
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Few places in the Twin Cities have changed as dramatically as the Midtown Greenway's northern edge. The bike trail in an old railroad trench has sparked $200 million in residential development.
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Australian police say they have disrupted a plot to detonate three homemade bombs in the city of Melbourne and arrested a 17-year-old "suspected terrorist."
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An influx of inmates from county jails and a surge in workplace injuries and assaults have led Minnesota officials to limit new admissions at Minnesota’s second-largest psychiatric hospital, Anoka-Metro Regional Treatment Center.
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North Korea said it has successfully test-fired a newly developed ballistic missile from a submarine, the latest display of the country's advancing military capability.
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Morning weather forecast: Sunny and warmer today, with highs in the mid-60s. Sunday looks to be soggy.
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Can the Supreme Court be fair in Obama health law case? Only 1 in 10 are highly confident it can, just-released AP-GfK poll finds.
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Oklahoma and other Plains states are bracing for more severe weather today, days after 50 tornadoes were reported.
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Governor orders flags lowered for EMT who died trying to save mother from Bayfield County fire in NW Wisconsin.
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UPDATE: A Lino Lakes officer was injured in the Fridley traffic-stop incident on Friday that resulted in the fatal shooting of the driver.
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Although Liberia is cautiously marking the end of Ebola there, cases are growing in neighboring Sierra Leone and Guinea.
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Suburban grandmother was running the largest illicit drug operation in the history of east Tennessee, raking in $17.5 million in four years, feds say.
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Woman hit and killed by duck boat in downtown Philadelphia was a 68-year-old from Texas who was walking against a traffic light, police said Saturday.
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A Foley teen, 16, has died after her car collided with a flatbed pickup truck. Two passengers and the other driver were injured.
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New details in fatal shooting of driver during I-694 traffic stop: Officer was trying to arrest the man for outstanding warrants and suspicion of driving under the influence.
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The third, and final, inmate in this week's escape from a New Richmond, Wis., prison has been captured in Minneapolis, police say. We'll have a story shortly.
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REVIEW: Eric Whitacre's rich chorale exploration "Deep Field," which had its world premiere Friday with the Minnesota Orchestra, is a lofty work in progress. Two more concerts this weekend.
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Magnitude-4.5 earthquake shakes Big Island of Hawaii. People around the island have reported light shaking.
