A federal judge ruled Wednesday that supervised injection sites designed to prevent overdoses would not violate federal drug laws, potentially giving advocates in Philadelphia and elsewhere a boost in their efforts to open such centers.
After a shaky running game against Chicago, Vikings running back Dalvin Cook says they're working on improving the little things as they prepare for the Giants in Week 5.
President Donald Trump lashes out at the U.S. House impeachment inquiry. Hear the "Playing Politics" analysis from WCCO Radio's Chad Hartman and the Star Tribune Editorial Board's John Rash and Patricia Lopez.
Westminster Presbyterian Church in downtown Minneapolis was the backdrop for the Northern Lights Gala sponsored by the Minnesota African American Heritage Museum and Gallery.
Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer doesn't think quarterback Kirk Cousins lacks confidence and says he's not worried about the relationship between Cousins and wide receiver Adam Thielen.
Tech stocks jumped nearly 60% in August, then gave much of it back.
A national industry group has asked a federal judge to immediately end Massachusetts' four-month ban on the sale of all vaping products.
The Latest on a U.S. tour operator accused of spying for China (all times local):
One injured teen remains hospitalized in critical condition.
High-tech wizardry adds buzz to the seething Strauss work that opens Minnesota Opera's season.
A California technology billionaire and his friend have paid $1 million to avoid prison time while acknowledging evidence against them without admitting guilt in a Las Vegas hotel room drug case.
President Donald Trump has met with Finland's president and expressed his concern about Russia and China's rising interest in the Arctic.
The city wants the Minnesota Supreme Court to weigh in.
House Democratic leaders are warning President Donald Trump and his administration not to intimidate potential witnesses in their impeachment inquiry as they announced that they will soon subpoena the White House.
When President Donald Trump dramatically slashed the number of refugees allowed into the U.S., he also gave state and local governments the authority to refuse to accept them for the first time in history.
Minnesota's Medicaid program improperly paid $3.7 million to HMOs for enrollees who were deceased, a federal audit has found.
He's not charismatic, but also not vulgar. He knows issues, how to negotiate and how to manage. He counters socialistic aspirations.
A wall of TVs playing various sports channels dominates a section of the media room at the Vikings' headquarters in Eagan. Upon arrival there around 9:20 Wednesday morning, both ESPN and NFL Network were playing on separate TVs. Both had talking head discussion shows on — and in both cases, they were talking about Kirk Cousins and the Vikings' offense. Not in a good way, of course. This was a little more than 12 hours after Cousins had apologized to Adam Thielen on a podcast, which was a couple days... Читать дальше...
In bankruptcy filings, the MOA store is listed among 180 possible locations but fate could depend on renegotiating lease terms.
There are fair questions that need to be answered about the origins of the FBI's investigation of the Trump campaign in 2016 and 2017.
Attorney general's close involvement in investigation into the origins of the Russia probe implies the desire for a conclusion that facts do not suggest.
The former chairman of North Carolina's Republican Party admitted Wednesday that he broke the law by lying to federal agents about his role in an alleged effort to bribe the state's top insurance regulator to help a major GOP donor.
To Democrats: Proceed carefully, don't shower invectives, don't say you told us so. How dare I make such demands? Three reasons.
Prankster Larry Thompson is signing off from radio's "Moon & Staci" show. And this time it's no joke.