Minnesota News

The debate over how much money to spend on broadband Internet development is taking center stage at the Legislature.

Senate Democrats are pushing to restore voting rights faster to felons. Minnesota law doesn't allow felons to vote until they've served out their probation or parole.

A 26-year-old Austin man is charged with fatally hitting a man with an SUV in a southern Minnesota pasture during a weekend party before driving away.

The girl who was fatally struck by a train while walking with her dog in Wadena has been identified.

A St. Cloud company that trains dogs is picking up more business across the state and country with the growing threat of international terrorism. Dogs for Defense primary focus is training dog to detect explosives.

Are St. Cloud drivers the worst in Minnesota? It's a comment that comes up often on social media, and our call-in shows. There's a lasting rumor/story that leaves St. Cloud drivers in a negative light. Decades ago, a truck driver was asked on the Johnny Carson Show where his least favorite place was to drive.

A former top official at Minnesota's Department of Commerce is suing the state, alleging sexual harassment and retaliation.

Authorities say the worker who died in a weekend accident at a St. Paul rail yard was a 43-year-old Wisconsin man.

Archeologists are scanning the earth in southeast Minnesota to determine whether a proposed $4 million wastewater treatment project might threaten ancient American Indian burial sites.

While the number of people suffering from homelessness is dropping statewide, they're increasing in Central Minnesota. The Wilder Foundation released numbers on Monday, showing the number of homeless people in Minnesota has dropped since 2012.