State News

A Minneapolis man has entered into a plea agreement involving the murder of a teenager that calls for an over 30-year prison sentence.

The Duluth Police Department will add additional patrols after the report of an abduction attempt in Duluth's Lakeside neighborhood on Tuesday afternoon.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has asked the state Supreme Court to overturn a lower court decision that rejected some of the most important permits for the proposed PolyMet copper-nickel mine.

A Minnesota organization established to offer financial support to the families of first responders who died in the line of duty has announced the payment of death benefits to the families of six Minnesotans.

Forecasters have posted a blizzard warning for the eastern Dakotas and western Minnesota as snow, strong winds and plunging temperatures move in.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota is seeking to overturn a state law that limits the number of voters that an individual can assist.

A second man from Milwaukee, Wisconsin has entered into a plea agreement to settle charges stemming from an attack on a Minnesota State Trooper in December 2018.

Minnesota has the only Legislature where Democrats control one house and Republicans control the other. It worked last year when lawmakers passed a balanced budget.

Police say a teen driver admitted to smoking marijuana before she struck and killed a pedestrian in St. Paul.

Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman says officers were justified in using deadly force.