The Minnesota Board on Judicial Standards has reprimanded a Dakota County judge for making numerous -- about 30 -- inappropriate comments during the same trial.
(03/29/2013)
The Mayo Clinic is adding Shriners Hospitals for Children-Twin Cities to its Clinic Care Network, the health care provider announced Wednesday.
(03/27/2013)
People who feel strongly about the gun debate are scheduling their lives around meetings at the Capitol.
(03/24/2013)
Five Minnesota hockey programs are joining to form the state's first Division 1 men's hockey tournament.
(03/24/2013)
The Minneapolis police say they deployed a robot on Friday night to resolve a situation that involved a hostage.
(03/23/2013)
DFL Gov. Mark Dayton is scheduled to speak at rallies in Minneapolis and Duluth on Sunday to protest the U.S. Postal Service's move to limit Saturday mail delivery.
(03/23/2013)
MetroTransit officials say a 55-year-old man is dead after the car he was driving collided with a light rail train.
(03/22/2013)
Two Minnesota airports will have to close their air traffic control towers, the Federal Aviation Administration announced Friday.
(03/22/2013)
A Minnesota House committee has narrowly approved a gun bill that includes a background check provision.
(03/21/2013)
Liberians formerly on temporary residency status in the United States have received a third reprieve from deportation.
(03/16/2013)
Minnesota nurses have agreed to relinquish a legislative goal to establish mandated staffing levels in hospitals. The agreement would also mean that hospitals would publicly disclose their staff levels for the first time.
(03/16/2013)
The last department store in downtown St. Paul will close permanently on Saturday, and nearby small businesses are anxious to see what the impact on them will be.
(03/16/2013)
A Minneapolis restaurant owner and businessman hopes to build a museum to preserve the culture of his homeland.
(03/15/2013)
A bill that would require background checks for nearly all gun buyers will get a vote by the full Minnesota Senate after the Judiciary Committee approved it Thursday night. The bill cleared the committee on a straight party-line vote: Five DFLers voted for the bill and three Republicans voted against it.
(03/15/2013)
A new survey shows 78 percent of households in Minnesota have broadband Internet service.
(03/13/2013)
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