Jeremiah Jacobsen

Shiloh Hendrix is appealing her disorderly conduct conviction tied to a viral video that showed her shouting slurs at a child and the man recording the incident.

Thousands of youth soccer players are in Blaine for the Target USA Cup, but once again Minnesota's summer heat is prompting some modifications.

The University of Minnesota, M Physicians, and Fairview announce a 10-year deal to continue their longstanding healthcare partnership.

Air quality around the Twin Cities and portions of central Minnesota is expected to be unhealthy for sensitive groups on Tuesday, prompting an air quality alert.

A new wildfire near Ely has prompted a small evacuation on Monday afternoon as crews work to battle the fire.

Second-degree murder charges have been filed in a fatal shooting after a prayer service in Shakopee last week.

RFK Jr., Dr. Mehmet Oz and others are expected to be in Minneapolis for a "major fraud announcement" on Thursday.

A woman previously charged in February in the Feeding Our Future scheme is one of the first to be charged in a federal childcare fraud investigation.

Following a sparsely attended opening homestand, the Minnesota Twins are looking to bring opening day fans back to the stadium.

A new evidence review led a judge to vacate the murder conviction for Jerrell Michael Brown in the 2008 killing of Darius Miller.

The tentative deal is a first for the new bargaining unit after more than two years of negotiations.

Officers said the two dogs attacked a resident and killed one of their dogs on Sunday evening.

The fire forced the evacuation of Westwood Elementary School on Tuesday morning.

The agency has more than 200 projects on the state's roads and bridges this year.

The federal suit accuses the Dept. of Human Services of neglect and deliberate indifference at the Forensic Mental Health Program.

Streets around the Capitol building will be closed most of the day, with several additional streets closed as a march converges at the Capitol.

'Cybersecurity event' leaves some cars with ignition interlock devices unable to drive

The ceremony will take place Nov. 20 in Stillwater.

Minnesota's new settlement with Lyft ensures access rights for riders with service animals.

Multiple crashes were reported around 9:30 a.m. as a brief burst of freezing precipitation moved through the metro.