The Stream
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Divers pull three people alive from inside a capsized cruise ship on China's Yangtze River, but more than 400 are still missing.
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ESPN is reporting that Adrian Peterson says he will attend Vikings workouts today.
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'San Andreas' aftershocks extend to foreign box office, where the film made $64 million -- $4 million more than originally estimated. -
Medtronic beats analysts' estimates, but posts loss in its first quarter with Covidien.
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Minneapolis is No. 18 (right behind Paris) and first U.S. city ever in the Wired's list of the "20 most bike-friendly cities on the planet." -
How do you not notice a tank convoy, and make a left turn in front of it?
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Updated story: Adrian Peterson rejoins Vikings at Winter Park this morning, saying 'I'm a part of this football team.' -
Chairwoman of a Florida school board says at the graduation ceremony that students who didn't earn honors had 'underperformed.' Jaws dropped.
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Meanwhile, in New York City, you can get a mattress delivered by bicycle.
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Knife-carrying man who scaled White House fence last year and got inside should spend nearly 2 years in jail, prosecutors say.
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Ashes removed from Lakewood as feds pursue suspected bogus $2M death claim.
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Adrian Peterson and Vikings coach Mike Zimmer will hold a news conference at Winter Park at 2:30 p.m.
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Police: Woman fatally stabs man while two children were in the Blaine home.
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Man convicted of driving a Zamboni while intoxicated at a high school hockey game in Fargo.
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N.D. driver allegedly was taking selfie when he fatally hit triathlete on bike; third case of fatal distracted driving in 11 weeks in that area.
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Aussie rapper Iggy Azalea on why she canceled her U.S. tour, including a date at Target Center: 'I deserve a break.'
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California water use fell 13.5 percent in April after low snowpack, order by governor.
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Adrian Peterson at news conference: "I had a long time to think about things but ultimately it came down to wanting to be back in the building," being around team.
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BREAKING: After two-day lapse, Congress sends Obama bill to remake post-Sept. 11 surveillance program.
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After students' visit, Minneapolis inspectors say Smitten Kitten sex toy store violated city code.
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The inspirations for the Caitlyn Jenner cover shoot for Vanity Fair came from Lauren Bacall and "The Thomas Crown Affair." -
Former Maple Grove City Council Member LeAnn Sargent was sentenced to additional probation time during a court-ordered resentencing hearing today.
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The Office of Medical Cannabis has approved the first patient who will be able to buy medical marijuana legally in Minnesota.
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As the new Wells Fargo towers in downtown Minneapolis were “topped off,” the bank pledged “a significant amount of money” for the Commons park.
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A 62-year-old Australian tourist at Yellowstone National Park was tossed several times into the air by a bison, not far from Old Faithful Geyser. It's the second such incident in three weeks.
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Law enforcement officers searched four western Wisconsin farms to crack down on an alleged cockfighting and breeding operation. Nearly 1,200 birds were seized, and several suspects were detained.
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“Nothing is ever buttoned up until you have the button in the button hole,” Lt. Gov. Tina Smith said leaving House Speaker Kurt Daudt’s office as state leaders worked to finalize a state budget deal.
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President Barack Obama has signed legislation reviving and reshaping surveillance laws that expired temporarily Sunday night.
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A growing number of hepatitis C patients in Minnesota are caught in a bind between the exorbitant cost of year-old medications — Harvoni, Sovaldi and Viekira Pak — that can eliminate the infection and the tight restrictions on them from insurers.
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Hours after a multivehicle crash in downtown Chicago that included a Transit Authority bus, one of the injured has died.
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"If I could figure it out in two minutes, the bad guys could figure it out in one,” said the aviation buff alarmed about the plane he spotted circling the Twin Cities that turned to be part of a secret FBI fleet.
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Check out a photo gallery of Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts joining side players jamming at the Dakota on Tuesday night.
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Charlie Watts' sitting at the Dakota on his 74th birthday served up some satisfaction for Stones fans in the crowd.
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One person was dead early Wednesday after a one-car crash in Grant, the State Patrol said.
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Good morning! Scattered thunderstorms today, some heavy. High: 74.
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The Queen goes to the hospital for a routine checkup, and the BBC puts its obit plan into high gear, a bit prematurely.
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Once again, UnitedHealth Group increases its dividend by more than 30 percent.
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Everything you wanted to ask about the Rolling Stones before their TCF Bank concert tonight, and here's the weather forecast.
