Good morning! Once again it looks like the Twin Cites narrowly escapes our next late-season snow blitz. Fargo, Alexandria, Bemidji, Brainerd, St. Could and Duluth aren't quite as lucky. Read more on Updraft | This is the second year that preemption, which would neutralize some local regulations, has been a hot topic at the Capitol. Gov. Mark Dayton vetoed a preemption bill during the special session last spring, but the idea is making a strong comeback through a host of other bills. | Forecast
Volunteer drivers play a crucial role in helping Minnesotans who can't drive themselves get to the places they need to be, from doctor appointments to court dates.
A 32-page federal search warrant affidavit outlines in meticulous detail the steps the FBI took to investigate one of its agents charged this week with leaking information to a reporter.
A Stearns County judge has ruled that a portion of contested files in the Jacob Wetterling investigation must be returned to the FBI. The agency can then decide whether to make them public.
President Trump couldn't convince Congress to sign off on a $25 billion request to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico and efforts to get the Pentagon to pick up the tab may be hitting another kind of wall.
Minnesota will join with other states in a lawsuit to block the Trump administration's decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census questionnaire.
Maryland's second-highest court has ruled that Adnan Syed, whose murder conviction served as a subject for the hit podcast Serial, deserves a new trial.
