There are many unanswered questions about a whistleblower's complaint that reportedly says President Donald Trump's made an inappropriate, even alarming "promise" involving Ukraine. For starters, it's not publicly known who the whistleblower is or what he or she is specifically alleging.
Mikko Koivu is keeping his expectations low for his first game in 7½ months, hoping just to feel comfortable enough to continue moving forward.
Authorities say a northern Virginia man arrested this week on gun charges is a neo-Nazi who has bragged about committing racially motivated violence.
Como Park Zoo water garden with large and colorful lily pads was cleaned out by volunteer Kassia Lisinski.
Longtime radio host attributed political support for the country to what he called "a very strong American Jewish lobby."
A former adviser to then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions was nominated for a second time Friday to a position on the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, an effort that has been criticized by California's two senators.
The Gophers will meet Iowa State in a closed scrimmage on the road next month. It could help prepare Richard Pitino's 2019-20 team for a grueling nonconference schedule
An Edina couple with grown children remake their kitchen and sunroom for entertaining. The home is part of the Remodelers Showcase.
Reporters Ben Goessling and Andrew Krammer believe there's a very good chance cornerback Mike Hughes will play against Oakland.
In October, First Sgt. Jeanette Chafee and 700 of her comrades will bid farewell to loved ones as they trek to Iraq in one of the largest MNG deployments ever. Chafee and her husband Brian Chafee have each deployed twice before, but this is the first time Jeanette Chafee has deployed since the birth of their daughters, ages 8 and 3.
Vontaze Burfict's reputation as one of the league's dirtiest players caused Mike Zimmer, who coached him with the Bengals, to send a message to Oakland and the league office via Wednesday's news conference.
"Ultimate volunteer" rescued and rejuvenated a historic landmark house in Marine on St. Croix, a passion project carried on by his daughter after his death.
North Carolina's newly redrawn legislative districts are skewed less toward Republicans than the current plans, which judges rejected for political bias, but they wouldn't necessarily guarantee Democratic majorities in 2020, redistricting experts say.
Katie Steller is making this world a better place one cut at a time.
The case against a U.S. Navy SEAL and a Marine who are charged in the hazing-related death of a Green Beret will go to trial.
A woman who is suing the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol after an agent questioned her and a friend for speaking Spanish in a convenience store said Friday the backlash to their lawsuit has forced them to move away from their small Montana city.
From Hurricane Katrina to Minot's floods, St. Philip's is 'part of that all important second wave of help.'
No 5G iPhone? No problem. You probably don't want one anyway.
The ceremony was designed to herald a presidency that would honor the university's history while at the same time embracing innovation and more fiscal restraint.
Emergency crews in the Houston area took advantage of receding floodwaters Friday to begin to assess the damage from one of the wettest tropical cyclones in U.S. history, a storm that led to deaths of three men and displaced hundreds of people from their homes.
The coffee roaster and distributor's headquarters and operations are to remain in Minnesota.
Picture books continue to grow more diverse, more sophisticated and carry subtler, important messages.
After facing global criticism for deforestation in the Amazon, Brazil's minister of the environment, Ricardo Salles, is visiting the U.S., France, Germany, and the U.K. to insist that there's no big problem.