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The 21-year-old man was pronounced dead at Essentia Health-Northern Pines in Aurora.
Walz estimated around 60 percent of state workers have been in the office full time and others are on hybrid home and office schedules.
"Tesla Takedown" protests were held Saturday, March 29, at dealerships across the country in response to CEO Elon Musk's role within the Trump administration.
No information has come out publicly about the University of Minnesota student or why they were taken into custody on Thursday.
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Commissioner John Strand is going to pitch placing the new convention center on city-owned land in downtown during the City Commission meeting at 5 p.m. on Monday, March 31, inside City Hall.
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Sister Annella Zervas, who spent many years at St. Benedict's Convent in St. Joseph, lived her short life in devotion to God. A movement to have her canonized as a Catholic saint continues, almost 100 years since she died.
The Minnesota attorney general spoke on Saturday, March 29, at Salem Lutheran Church in St. Cloud to a crowd of about 250 people.
The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the crash
A sign on the door of El Torero Mexican Restaurant Saturday, March 29, read "Thank you, Moorhead, for 5 years of your support. Closed."
Held at the Community Center in Redby on Friday, honoring treaties throughout history proved to be a common theme through speeches of the day alongside song, dance and other Anishinaabe traditions.
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Mixed reactions follow Walz's announcement of a change to state employees' telework policy, requiring 50% of work days to be in person, effective June 1.
“Unwise and unsafe,” DOC Commissioner Tom Schnell said about a bill to ban solitary confinement in Minnesota’s jails and prisons.
The council expects to receive a report from the investigation at the meeting. A person questioned as a part of the inquiry says it pertains to text messages sent by Mayor Tom Ross.
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Richard Carlbom, deputy chief of staff for Gov. Tim Walz, was elected at a party meeting Saturday, March 29, in Edina, Minn.
The event will feature a hands-on grief workshop in which participants can create personalized beaded memory key chains.
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Nationally, “ridership is above and beyond what it was before COVID,” an Amtrak spokesperson said.
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“We’re going to do a very thorough clean between Fourth Avenue and Main Avenue,” Public Works Director Ben Dow said. “We’re going to try and eliminate as much of that garbage as we can.”
Spring is the perfect time to spiffy up buildings and outdoor spaces and plenty of local businesses are ready to help, including the following companies, which offered tips for do-it-yourselfers as well.
Former Deputy Chief Tory Jacobson is back on the job after retiring last month. He's helping Moorhead police as Chief Shannon Monroe retires and interim Deputy Chief Deric Swenson is on leave.
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In operation in downtown Fargo since 1960, the Civic Center has played host to an intriguing and sometimes colorful history.
Local students Evelyn Anderson and Ninjin Bat-Od are being recognized for their "Mayor for a Day" essay contest entries. Both will read their winning essay at Monday's City Commission meeting.
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A fire nearly canceled Our Lady of Victory’s Lenten fish fry, but Dairyland hosted a drive-thru version, drawing long lines and strong community support.
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Joshua Temple threatened to kill his wife several times, and shoved a soiled wipe down his wife's throat so hard it ripped her tongue from the base of her mouth.
Amendment would set the effective date for the start of term limits as Jan. 1, 2023,
Gov. Kelly Armstrong talks baseball, property taxes and cellphones. Also Rep. Dawson Holle and Rep. Jayme Davis talk about their new bipartisan caucus.
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