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Much like last weekend, if you're heading up to the Twin Cities this weekend, watch out for a section of Highway-52 that will be closed.

The FBI says the former Green Beret was first contacted by Russian agents in Minnesota in 1996.

IMPORTANT: Before you go to bed tonight, check your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms to see if your house has one on the recall list.

The final defendant is scheduled to be sentenced next month.

The Minnesota House passed a proposal to legalize recreational marijuana use after hours of debate Thursday night in a historic vote that marked the first time either chamber has voted on legalization.

Minnesota’s face mandate is ending much sooner than expected.

The easing guidance is likely to open the door to confusion, since there is no surefire way for businesses or others to distinguish between those fully vaccinated and those who are not.

Jim Klobuchar, longtime Minnesota newspaper reporter and columnist and father of U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, has died after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease.

The findings of a report issued today by the Minnesota Department of Health run counter to the perception of many considering the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Minnesota judge has ruled that there were aggravating factors in the death of George Floyd, paving the way for a longer sentence for Derek Chauvin, according to an order made public Wednesday.

Gov. Kim Reynolds has announced that Iowa will join a bevy of Republican-led states ending pandemic-related federal programs that give extra cash to unemployed workers.

The judge in the case denied the media request.

Minnesota health officials are trying various strategies in an attempt to get people vaccinated and slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Legislation that would legalize cannabis use for adults and expunge most minor marijuana convictions is expected to head to a full floor vote in the Minnesota House next week after a dozen hearings.