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President Barack Obama is coming to Minnesota next week for a speech to tout his initiatives before Congress.
We've had a fair amount of rain this spring, and it's making our cars look just filthy.
No needles, no recovery time and no more muffin top. These are the claims behind the newest weight-loss procedure to hit your dermatologist's office.
The most deadly car crashes happen on Minnesota roads within the next 100 days -- from now until Labor Day. That's why state troopers want you to put the brakes on summer speeding.
It's become serious business when a dog does its business at a Roseville apartment complex.
Occupy protesters say they celebrated Friday evening after thwarting the attempts of authorities to evict a south Minneapolis home.
Wisconsin elections officials are reminding voters that posting photos of completed ballots on Facebook or Twitter is illegal — but high-ranking members of both political parties apparently missed the memo.
The Minnesota State Patrol is investigating a fiery crash that claimed the life of one man near Winona.
A female student teacher at Simley High School has been charged with two counts of stalking, a felony, and one count of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, after she allegedly sent inappropriate messages containing sexual content via social media to a 17-year-old male student, according to Dakota County Attorney James Backstrom.
The sound of relief comes in the roar of heavy equipment. Using a diesel shovel and a front-end loader, crews are scooping up piles of rotting garbage, bringing smiles to neighbors' faces.
The Minneapolis Farmers Market is celebrating its 75th year at its location on the edge of downtown.
Four juveniles and one adult were arrested early Friday morning for beating a man in northeast Minneapolis.
The cleanup has already started in Wisconsin from storms that packed heavy rain, high wind and even a tornado.
Police say a 170-pound mastiff dog that clamped down on the head of a toddler in St. Paul had previously injured a child at the same home.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources said it will be ramping up its boat inspections and enforcement efforts to prevent the spread of invasive zebra mussels and other aquatic invasive species (AIS) this holiday weekend.
Memorial Day weekend signals the start of summer for many Minnesotans, but authorities want to make sure residents celebrate safely, especially while on the water.
Twenty of Minneapolis' popular wading pools will be open for Memorial Day weekend, two weeks ahead of time.
The FBI is looking for a man who robbed the TCF Bank at 1186 W. Broadway St. in Forest Lake at about 12:30 p.m. on Friday.
Police arrested five Occupy Homes MN protesters early Friday morning after they chained themselves together in a "sleeping dragon" device inside a south Minneapolis house that officers were attempting to evict.
The body of a deceased male has been found in a room at the Hyatt Hotel in downtown Minneapolis Friday afternoon.
A mother and daughter who shared a birthday died of natural causes within hours of each other this week at a northern Minnesota nursing home.
The experience of Men in Black 3 -- enjoyable enough in the moment but something that evaporates instantly from your memory like hand sanitizer -- will have you feeling as though you've just looked into the flashing light of that portable neuralyzer.
A bank teller stole $10,000 from the TCF Bank she worked at before quitting and reportedly planning to leave for Texas, police say.
Minnesota currently has 99 traffic deaths in 2012, a number that may soon change as the historically deadly Memorial Day weekend approaches.
A ballpark in Essig may need to restock beer for the holiday weekend as thieves broke into the concession stand on Thursday night, stealing eight to 18 packs of Schell's beer, police said.
The Minneapolis City Council has voted in favor of single-sort recycling.
A decade-long battle for a new Vikings stadium ended with a 7-6 vote on Friday, the same split as approved the plan in subcommittee form on Thursday afternoon.
Hennepin County prosecutors have responded to an appeal in the Amy Senser case, arguing that the judge should reject a defense request to throw out her convictions on two counts of felony criminal vehicular homicide.
The mild winter and early spring that were a boon for Upper Midwest farmers are contributing to headaches they are starting to deal with now.
Authorities have identified the woman who was shot to death in a Northeast Minneapolis neighborhood Wednesday night.
Prosecutors in La Crosse have filed new charges against a man who allegedly stole a camcorder and then filmed himself revealing his name, admitting to the theft and taunting police.
A Minnesota lawmaker says some legislators in St. Paul are backing a North Dakota lawsuit against Minnesota coal restrictions.
The legal tab for the Minnesota Senate over the firing of a high-ranking staffer is $46,150 and counting.
The vases stolen from a Crystal cemetery might have been found by authorities Thursday night, after some park-goers reported some suspicious containers.
Behind some of the clouds is silver lining. For one, drought conditions finally broke around most of the state.
We've all been through it before: you see the lightning bolt, and, seconds later, you hear the boom.
When I started having insomnia and feeling run down and irritable, I knew I needed more than a cup of coffee.
Gov. Scott Walker and his recall challenger, Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, traded jabs Thursday over a media report that questions whether Milwaukee police misrepresented crime statistics.
There are signs the housing market may be taking a turn for the better. Especially when it comes to a certain "type" of house.
The ornate Minneapolis City Council room was packed with construction workers and Vikings fans. Silent protesters held handmade signs as council members were deeply uneasy.