MN Weird

Sorry, a bat ate my homework.

Health officials are warning about rabies after an incident last week in Maddock, North Dakota.

Emmitt Bailey and Cayden Kershaw were declared the winners of the second annual competition.

Grammar lesson on a stick.

The contest is divided into kids and teens divisions.

An innovative solution from the downtown agency.

This marks the first time robot deployment focuses on augment care for residents in nursing homes in the United States.

A storm system brought a spectacular light show to the Upper Midwest.

A resident said they received a large number of deliveries containing only jars of jelly.

Insult Minnesota at your own peril

The power outage lasted just over an hour.

Two students were issued a trespass warning for the school grounds and cited for disorderly conduct.

This is incredible.

The peony, named Patrick, was taken from Wayzata City Hall gardens.

Who hurt you?

The Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Jay Johnson, despite Johnson being fined by the Buffalo City Council.

The "only lakefront view" along Hennepin Avenue South, a spoof tourism website advertises.

Who can blame it after Minnesota woke up to a slushy Monday.

It's "very early" in the response efforts.

Now here's something you don't see every day.

A stretch of Highway 12 in Murdock closed Wednesday night as the spilled beats froze and became a hazard.

The city council called a special meeting to discuss the mayor's public comments.

It was one of four bones found by a group of people over the summer.