Good evening! We asked, and you told us. Now we have 20 different lakes and we want you to vote on which ones you think is the most beloved lake in Minnesota. The winning lake will have a featured musical performance hosted by MPR and TheWaterMain.org on its shore. Updraft | Forecast | NewsCut
Tim Pawlenty is running for a third term as Minnesota governor, returning to the fray after an eight-year hiatus and needing first to win the embrace of a new-look Republican Party.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has given an Augsburg University professor a deadline of July 4 to leave the country. Mzenga Wanyama is facing deportation after 26 years in the United States. ICE told him on Thursday to get his affairs in order over the next 90 days.
Lawyers for a 19-year-old former St. Catherine University student charged with attempting to join al-Qaida have asked the court to consider releasing Tnuza Hassan from federal detention and placing her under the supervision of her mother and sister.
An off-duty police officer who shot dead the suspect in a 2016 St. Cloud mall stabbing attack was called a hero Thursday at a ceremony where he received the Congressional Badge of Bravery.
Firefighters from around the state will honor a volunteer firefighter from southern Minnesota who died in the line of duty last Thursday. 58-year-old Timothy Royce volunteered with the Mapleton Fire Department for 17 years.
Snow was practically piled up to the bottom of the seats in the stands behind the Twins dugout at Target Field Wednesday, a day before the Twins' Kyle Gibson was scheduled to throw the first pitch of the 2018 home season at Target Field. | NewsCut: Pitcher is unflappable when Target Field eagle strikes
An outside investigator hired by the state's information technology department found the official in charge of Minnesota's troubled vehicle licensing system knew there were numerous defects prior to its launch last summer but failed to address them.
The Kremlin is crying foul on Facebook, accusing the social media giant of censorship after it took down more than 200 pages and accounts that were run by the Russia-based Internet Research Agency — the "troll factory" that is under indictment for interfering in the 2016 U.S. election.
