A Black man sent to prison for life as a teenager took his first steps of freedom Tuesday to the sound of ringing bells and cheering family members and supporters, hours after a pardons board commuted his sentence in a high-profile murder case.
Minnesota missed the dominating inside presence that Daniel Oturu provided.
Youth football foes Jordan Titus and Savion Robinson are coming back home to St. Paul, among at least 11 Minnesota high school stars expected to be part of the Tommies' Division I baptism.
Eden Prairie and Northfield are among the first metro-area cities to create land-acknowledgment statements.
Police, sheriff's office made more than 40 arrests, recovered seven vehicles
Hope in a Hopeless World started in a community center and now serves hundreds.
Advocates say rebate is a ticket to job creation.
The Murdock City Council voted last week to grant the church a permit.
A western Kansas mayor announced Tuesday that she is resigning, effective immediately, because of threats she has received after she publicly supported a mask mandate.
The $33 million construction effort is first phase of a $326 million bond referendum
Quebec's premier is closing all non-essential businesses across the Canadian province from Christmas until at least Jan. 11.
President-elect Joe Biden said Tuesday that he is nominating his former rival Pete Buttigieg as secretary of transportation. He also intends to choose former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm as his energy secretary, according to four people familiar with the plans.
Gov. Tim Walz is expected to sign the state COVID-19 relief package into law this week.
These 18 high school standouts are expected to sign with P.J. Fleck's Gophers in the early signing period that begins Wednesday.
Police have yet to disclose the circumstances surrounding the rollover crash.
Members of both parties came together to help state's businesses and workers.
State electors: Reform the College.
Much of America's professional class has quietly, and a bit guiltily, been doing just fine.
Confirmed COVID deaths tell only a small part of the story of the pandemic's impact on the community in Minnesota.
The Minnesota Board of Pardons voted today to immediately release Myon Burrell from a life prison sentence he is serving on a conviction for fatally shooting a Minneapolis child with a stray bullet nearly two decades ago.
The alleged embezzling stretched over more than six years.