Photos: US observes Memorial Day From Rolling Thunder in Washington to President Obama and Brad Paisley in Afghanistan, and in ceremonies small and large across the United States, Americans are stopping to pay tribute to US military members who have given their lives in service to their country.May 24, 2014
Woman says dog brought attention to nearby fire Susan Frey says she was sleeping and her dog was biting her to wake up her. When she woke up she says she could see large flames coming from her neighbor's home.May 24, 2014
Your Minnesota weekend: Summer begins This weekend will be balmy and sunny, but Memorial Day weekend is about so much more than commemorating the unofficial start of summer.May 24, 2014
Congress to award highest honor to Army's only Latino unit Congress passed a bill on Thursday to honor the U.S. Army's only segregated Latino unit with the Congressional Gold Medal. If the bill is signed into law by President Obama, the 65th Infantry Regiment of Puerto Rico, also known as the Borinqueneers, will join Puerto Rican baseball star Roberto Clemente as the only Hispanics to be awarded the highest civilian honor given by Congress.May 24, 2014
Forged and forgotten: Twin Cities ammo plant helped win WWII Built far away from a potential enemy attack, the plant was part of a Herculean effort to gear up for World War II. Running alongside Interstate 35W, about 11 miles north of downtown Minneapolis, the property's been known more recently as an industrial blight. At its peak, however, some 26,000 people, the equivalent of 1 percent of the state's population, worked thereMay 23, 2014
Video: When fog attacks From the "Can Your Winter Do This?" file: A couple of fishermen were out on Lake Michigan near Traverse City this week when this came along.May 23, 2014
What those baby photos on social media can teach us about moms You can't miss 'em. Baby pictures have flooded so many Instagram and Facebook feeds that an app is now available to block them, if you want. But as the newness of social media collides with an experience as old as time -- motherhood -- researchers are beginning to study its sociological and psychological impacts.May 23, 2014
Should the Redskins change their name? Sens. Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken were among 49 senators who signed a letter urging NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to endorse a name change for the Washington Redskins. Do you think the Redskins should change their name?May 23, 2014
After tornado recovery, north Minneapolis tackles social issues Members of the Northside Community Response Team say they are working to find ways to bring jobs and economic growth to north Minneapolis, where nearly 70 percent of northside residents receive some form of government assistance.May 22, 2014
'Mother' of Crazy Horse Monument dies Ruth Ziolkowski, who died yesterday, is a vanishing breed in America; like her husband, she was willing to spend her life energy on a project that could not possibly be finished in her lifetime.May 22, 2014