State News

One of the men accused of being involved in the murder of a Rochester man last year today entered a not guilty plea to a second-degree murder charge.

A St. Charles man was injured yesterday when his pickup collided with a restaurant.

ST. PAUL -- Minnesota could soon begin testing people for immunity to COVID-19.
During his daily news conference on Wednesday, Governor Tim Walz said a serology test is being developed by the Mayo Clinic that could determine whether a person has developed antibodies to the disease...

Minnesota lawmakers reached a deal Wednesday on creating a long-awaited emergency insulin program for diabetics who can’t afford the drug.

The State of Minnesota has begun processing the added payments to people receiving unemployment benefits that were included in the $2.2 trillion federal CARES Act.

Governor Tim Walz has extended the Stay at Home order through May 4th.

Olmsted County should find out soon if Rochester will become involved in a state effort to ensure there are enough hospital beds in SE Minnesota for an expected surge in COVID-19 patients.

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic is also having an impact on lotteries.

University of Minnesota administrators are bracing for a loss of as much as $315 million in expected revenue because of the COVID-19 outbreak.

A Minnesota House Democratic leader is apologizing after a video showed him making an obscene gesture at a Republican lawmaker who was announcing a tentative deal on affordable insulin at the state Capitol.

President Donald Trump has issued a disaster declaration for Minnesota as the state combats the coronavirus outbreak.

There's some encouraging news out of the latest COVID-19 update by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and his cabinet Tuesday.

A Rochester man serving a prison sentence for sexually abusing two young girls has pleaded guilty to additional sex abuse charges.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's Stay At Home order is scheduled to expire at the end of this week, however, it's likely going to be extended.