Minnesota's Projected Budget Surplus Grows to $1.3 Billion
Minnesota lawmakers will return to the State Capitol next year with the luxury of a significant budget surplus.
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Ex-Bethel Football Player Charged With Raping 3 Students
A former football player at Bethel University in Minnesota is accused of raping three students last year.
Minnesota Judge Finds 'Miracle On Ice' Star is Mentally Ill
A Minnesota judge has found that a former member of the "Miracle on Ice" Olympic hockey team is mentally ill and dangerous.
Minnesota Lawsuit Targets Dominant E-Cig Company
The State of Minnesota has launched a legal fight with the dominant manufacturer of e-cigarette products.
Former Lewiston School Worker Pleads Guilty to Child Porn Charge
A former employee of an area school district is scheduled to be sentenced in January for a child pornography conviction.
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.
Duluth Lift Bridge Isn't Working
The city of Duluth sent a press release that explained their most famous landmark is temporarily out of commission.
Minnesota Couple, Married 68 Years, Dies Just 1 Day Apart
Bob and Corrine Johnson got married as teens in southern Minnesota's farm country and lived together for 68 years.
Hundreds of Used Needles Dumped On Albert Lea Road
Albert Lea Police posted a picture of hundreds of used medical needles dumped on the side of the road this weekend.
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.