For the second time in two weeks a young woman is raped by a stranger on or near the University of Minnesota campus. That has others in the area taking a closer look at their own security.
He's a heavy equipment operator. She works at an agricultural research institute. And if Paul and Sue Rosenau keep their word, things won't change dramatically -- despite winning Saturday's $180.1 million Powerball jackpot.
Minnesota transportation officials on Tuesday announced a partial closing of the Blatnik Bridge that connects Duluth and Superior, Wis., after finding that gusset plates at eight spots on the bridge didn't meet load requirements.
The folks at Store to Door shop for food for folks who can't do itthemselves, because of age or disabilities. It's full-service shopping,from the store to their door, but the rising cost of gas is hurtingboth the organization and the
There are a number of states dealing with their worst outbreaks of measles in years, and one of those states is nearby Wisconsin. Minnesota health department epidemiologist Kris Ehresmann said so far, Minnesota hasn't had any measles cases this year.
Some efforts to make Minneapolis a more livable city are working well; others not so well. That's the gist of a report delivered to the city council's Committee on Health, Energy and the Environment..
The Minnesota Senate has given preliminary approval to a bill that tries to help some homeowners avoid mortgage foreclosure. Eligible homeowners could defer a pending foreclosure for up to a year if they use foreclosure counseling services and agree to
The Minnesota House Monday night passed a tax bill that would provide property tax relief for some homeowners and prohibit new businesses from getting tax breaks from the JOBZ program. After eight and a half hours of debate, the House
Minnesota transportation officials saythey're closing several lanes of the Blatnik Bridge between Duluth and Superior, Wis., so they can repair eight gusset plates.
Award-winning journalist and best-selling author Cokie Roberts recently discussed her latest book, "Ladies of Liberty: The Women Who Shaped Our Country," at the Commonwealth Club of California.
As Vladimir Putin, Russia's president for the past eight years, prepares to step down and turn power over to his successor, Dmitry Medvedev, Midday explores what this change will mean for Russia and the international community.
Browns Valley has reached a deal with a local farm family to buy land along the Little Minnesota River. The 110 acres are needed for a project to control flooding.
