A massive eruption of charged particles from the sun is due to hit Earth's magnetic field soon, which might create some dazzling sights in the sky sometime Wednesday or Thursday, at least for those in high latitudes.
The two clashed over the topic on Tuesday, following the Roe v. Wade decision by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Ayotzin Limon-Millard was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia last year.
Police are calling the unidentified man "the Playboy bandit" and the "no-pants raider."
Large hail and damaging winds are the main threats.
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Watch the forecast update with meteorologist Sven Sundgaard.
“You think it’s bad now? The four Republicans that are going after me, one of them we’re going to beat, they are going to make it worse," Evers said.
The state will stop providing daily updates and move to weekly editions beginning Thursday, June 30.
Artigue has spent the past seven years covering Minnesota sports.
The boy was pulled from a pool at a home in south Minneapolis.
He was leaving a wedding when gunfire erupted near the Stone Arch Bridge Saturday night.
The new business is Minnesota's first Latina-owned coffee shop.
A massive solar eruption triggered an exceptional northern lights show this weekend. Video from central Minnesota captured the aurora borealis display early Sunday morning.
Aurora Borealis lit up the sky in reds and greens as far south as Arkansas -- but not in Minnesota, apparently. Click the headline to see what we missed.
Cravaack says the federal government needs to fix its aging roadways before spending money on rail transportation. The Northern Lights Express project was recently awarded a $5 million federal grant to put together a development plan.
Viewers in parts of the South and West might get a better view, but a partial eclipse of the sun will be visible -- weather permitting -- in Minnesota beginning after 7 p.m. Sunday until it sets at roughly 8:40 p.m. But don't look directly at it! Columnist and local amateur astronomer Mike Lynch has a helpful diagram of how to watch the event using the pinhole projection method.
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