The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has agreed to hear the Prairie Island Indian Community's concerns about extending the license for a nearby nuclear waste storage facility.
(10/14/2012)
The Minnesota Department of Health on Saturday confirmed a fourth case of fungal meningitis in the state linked to steroids produced by a Massachusetts pharmacy.
(10/13/2012)
During a visit to the U of M's Humphrey School on Friday, the president of the NAACP denounced proposed amendments to the Minnesota Constitution.
(10/13/2012)
Law enforcement officials say a training exercise at Century College on Sunday with a simulated shooter was not planned in response to recent violence, specifically the workplace shooting that left seven dead in Minneapolis.
(10/13/2012)
A lawsuit against St. Paul alleges the city improperly awarded a contract to build a new ballpark.
(10/12/2012)
University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler suggested changes today in the wake of the Penn State child abuse case.
(10/11/2012)
Hundreds of people gathered Wednesday evening in remembrance of the late Sen. Paul Wellstone of Minnesota, who was killed in a plane crash ten years ago this month.
(10/10/2012)
A 38-year-old man from Zacatecas, Mexico, and a 30-year-old woman from Portland, Ore., won the annual Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon.
(10/07/2012)
Minnesota fire management officials said the North Minnie fire near Red Lake continued to burn over 24,700 acres.
(10/07/2012)
CenturyLink Inc. and the unions for 700,000 workers in 13 states -- including Minnesota -- have extended talks after their labor contract expired Saturday night.
(10/07/2012)
The Ramsey County Sheriff's Office is resurrecting a horror from the area's past as the theme at its annual Haunted House.
(10/07/2012)
State fire management officers say eight fires in northwest Minnesota have burned about 6,650 acres.
(10/06/2012)
Local hip-hop groups are gathering in Minneapolis on Saturday to raise money to help American Indians who are homeless or have substance abuse problems.
(10/06/2012)
Minnesota Department of Human Services Commissioner Lucinda Jesson has named the members of a task force to examine the Minnesota Sex Offender Program.
(10/06/2012)
Health officials have confirmed two cases of meningitis in Minnesota after the patients received injectable steroids from a pharmacy in Massachusetts.
(10/06/2012)
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