The Trump administration says it's considering changes that would lead to a modest premium increase next year under the Affordable Care Act, the Obama-era health law the president unsuccessfully tried to repeal.
Evine Live has until July 15 to get its stock price up.
Poet-turned-musician worked with producer Psymun on first EP, "Nur."
California has finalized hundreds of pages of rules governing the nation's largest legal pot market, but the dense regulations are unlikely to settle long-running disputes over testing and home deliveries.
The Justice Department is appealing a New York judge's ruling stopping the Trump administration from adding a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
Members of the House Environment and Natural Resources Finance Division had a few special guests thanks to the Minnesota Zoo's Zoomobile.
The retailer operates 40 stores in Minnesota.
The parent company of Bell Bank is selling a wholly owned subsidiary for $425 million but stated Bell Bank, which is growing quickly in Minnesota, is not part of the deal.
In unprecedented ways, titans of the cross-country race scene have decided they need to make snow to survive.
Three generations give a glimpse of a sport that was watched -- and drew racers -- in massive numbers.
A trailing motorist captured the incident on video. It's been viewed more than 1.2 million times on Facebook.
Minnesota Lynx star Maya Moore's availability for the upcoming season is uncertain.
A black student has filed a lawsuit against a Kansas school district alleging she was prevented from performing with her high school's dance team after being told her skin was "too dark" and would clash with the color of the team's costumes.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's criticism of Washington's divisive politics during his inaugural speech has generated some buzz about whether he might seek national office, but the Republican says he's not making any plans to end his second term early.
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After a quiet first part of his tenure, Wild general manager Paul Fenton on Thursday pulled off his second trade in as many days by sending wing Nino Niederreiter to Carolina in exchange for center Victor Rask. Both players have three more years after this one left on their contracts, but at $4 million per season Rask will count $1.25 million less per year on the cap than Niederreiter would have. Both are about the same age; Rask turns 26 in March, while Niederreiter turned 26 in September. The larger question... Читать дальше...
The industrial equipment supplier saw sales, earnings grow more than 10 percent in fourth quarter.
Lawsuit claims Vatican knew of abuse by Rev. Louis Brouillard and Guam archbishop.
A group of defendants from northern Wisconsin is suing over funding and staffing problems in the state Public Defender's Office.