For most of this month, intensive care units across Brazil were at or near capacity amid a crush of COVID-19 patients, and sedatives needed to intubate patients dwindled. The nation's biggest cemetery had so many corpses to bury that gravediggers worked hours past sundown.
From San Francisco to Minneapolis, a performance artist confronts injustice through her long black cape.
A news story brought in the tip that led police to Ladybug.
The Duluth Playhouse's main stage returns with smaller productions until its fall season begins with "Spamalot."
in recent years, the Vikings' philosophy about building their line has changed significantly. Whether it's a winning strategy remains to be seen.
Officials trying to tamp down opposition to Walz visit for annual event.
Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher's shows on Facebook and YouTube have attracted more than 13 million views since last July. A proposed council resolution says he drove the wrong way down a one-way street in pursuit of a stolen car and failed to wear a body camera.
The pandemic has all but erased the line between our personal and professional lives. Make the effort to redraw it.
"The show was hopefully about Minnesota and what people needed to know, not the host," veteran broadcaster said.
Beyond its fast-charging batteries, the technology allows for new types of maneuvering and monitoring at fire, accident scenes.
Minnesota Rice, an online video series, uses food as a bridge to understanding.
Readers shared the wonderful, hilarious, touching and occasionally disturbing things they've come across.
U.S. consumer spending rose at the fastest pace in nine months while incomes soared by a record amount in March, reflecting billions of dollars in government support payments aimed at putting the country firmly on the road to recovery.
Jack Reuler will retire in July 2022 after heading the company for 46 years.
The joyful stampede of walleye anglers veered off Hwy. 371 toward the can't-miss shop starting at midweek. Then, at 6 a.m. Friday, the trickle would turn into a torrent as doors opened for two days of round-the-clock sales.
The upcoming Home of the Month projects made their owners' dreams come true.
Siren testing began amid fears of a Soviet atomic bomb attack during the Cold War.