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Study Shows Electric Cars Could Tax Minnesota Power Grid
While electric vehicles have the potential to help manage demand on the grid, a recent pilot study in Minnesota finds that's not likely to happen on its own.
Governor Declares Minnesota Open to Refugee Resettlement
Minnesota state government will continue to consent to refugee resettlement, Gov. Tim Walz said Friday, in response to a recent presidential executive order that requires consent from states and counties.
Services Scheduled For Three Minnesota National Guard Soldiers
Services are set for three Minnesota National Guardsmen killed in the crash of a Black Hawk helicopter last week.
Vikes Stay Perfect At Home
Minneapolis (AP) - Danielle Hunter had three of Minnesota's five sacks to spearhead a resurgence by the defense, and the Vikings sailed past Detroit 20-7 to stick the Lions with their sixth straight loss.
Kirk Cousins passed for 242 yards and a touchdown, and Dalvin Cook had 75 yards from s…
Kirk Cousins passed for 242 yards and a touchdown, and Dalvin Cook had 75 yards from s…
Twins Sign Pineda to New Contract
The Minnesota Twins and starting pitcher Michael Pineda have agreed to a two-year, $20 million contract.
Gibson Signs With Rangers
The Texas Rangers have added another veteran pitcher to their starting rotation with the signing of right-hander Kyle Gibson.
Bank Employee Killed in Northern Iowa Robbery
Investigators say they have a suspect in custody after a shooting during a bank robbery left one woman dead in a small northern Iowa town.
NTSB Releases Findings on Minnehaha Academy Explosion
Federal investigators have concluded that a deadly explosion at a Minneapolis school in 2017 happened because a pipefitting crew lacked proper training and wasn’t fully authorized to move a gas meter.
Cause of Deadly Minneapolis High Rise Fire Cannot be Determined
Fire officials say they haven’t been able to determine the cause of a high-rise apartment fire that killed five people last week in Minneapolis.
Minneapolis Killings Occurred at Home of Woman and 2 Sons
The house in Minneapolis where four people died in an apparent domestic attack was occupied by a recently divorced mother and her two sons, according to a neighbor who said he helped the woman shovel snow from her driveway just hours before she was killed.