Earl "Sonny" Meyer, age 96, of St. Peter, Minnesota, receives prestigious honor that the U.S. Army calls "long overdue."

The federal trial for seven of the 70 people indicted on fraud charges will begin its fourth week of testimony on Monday.

Sandoval told police in 2022 that voices from the TV told him to kill Jason Murphy and Jon Wentz.

Tech companies are scrambling to offer satellite cell service for ordinary phones.

Why the system for community mental health care did not get fully built.

Wildlife photographer in north-central Minnesota captures the elusive critter that the DNR says is thriving in a changing climate.

The truck driver told the Star Tribune his screen was dark, and he was not distracted by his phone.

The Minnesota native also had a memorable scene in "The Seven Year Itch" and had a doll named after her.

The fatal shootings do not appear to be related, police said.

Evidence from a homicide was disturbed, according to the criminal complaint.

The state is assembling a plan to tackle the looming ASL interpreter shortage. Meanwhile, unfilled requests for the service from the Deaf community are growing.

Chants of "Wolves in 7 rang out through Target Center and social media.

Cities are slowly clearing the way for Accessory Dwelling Units for similar reasons, but the rules are all different.

In the past three years, guests have traveled from across the state and Midwest to experience the maze of fragrant purple flowers.

One fan said he brought his secret weapon to the game: a friend who has never seen the Wolves lose when he goes to Target Center.

Ruling stems from 2012 lawsuit over falling water levels at White Bear Lake

Audiences and donors have not come back in expected numbers, theater officials said.

Donors and volunteers of park nonprofits help provide everything from free community events to concerts, free and reduced access to sports for kids and park revitalization.

Frederick Davis Jr., 19, admitted to firing a dozen shots at the unmarked vehicle following him, but denied knowingly targeting police.

The city is one of several Minnesota government bodies that has shifted or scaled back public comment sessions in recent years.

'Spot fire' began within prescribed burn area Wednesday northwest of Isabella.

The altercation broke out Wednesday afternoon during a passing time.

Weather conditions have helped effort. The size or threat to property and structures still are unknown.

A May 22 event at City Hall will provide more information about the new water treatment plant, which is expected to be operational in 2028.

A man in the basement thought he was going to be attacked, according to the lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis.