An appeals court reversed a lower court's ruling and opened the way for a Minnesota doctor to be sued for malpractice after failing to diagnose a potentially lethal cancer while it was still treatable.
With three goals in the second, the Wild blasted the last-place Coyotes.
Luke Loewe's bucket with 2.4 seconds remaining helped the Gophers stay undefeated.
The discovery was made by family members Monday morning.
The president spoke at Dakota County Technical College.
The sparsely populated, highly-vaccinated county has continuously had one of the lowest rates of COVID in the state.
An online group opposing Kelsey Waits outed the child as transgender.
The added days off are meant to acknowledge the stress the pandemic has caused.
The 4-month-old baby was found by officers on Sunday morning.
There have been 465 deaths on Minnesota roads this year, according to the state's traffic division.
The owner of The Gnome and Hope Breakfast Bar is asking politicians to help St. Paul business owners.
The 18-year-old was airlifted to a Mayo Clinic hospital in Rochester.
The band is looking for a new venue because of a disagreement over COVID protocols.
A west metro company says it has developed a $10 test kit that can check for 17 conditions then direct users to treatment options online. The kit is waiting on FDA approval. But a physicians group says nothing will beat in-person care and that doctor visits will remain "the gold standard."
The Minnesota Court of Appeals will allow an Orono man to keep his residential wind turbine that city officials say violates the zoning ordinance. The turbine is not as large as those seen in rural Minnesota and Iowa, homeowner Jay Nygard's machine is a vertical-axis turbine about 20 feet high.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals gave AT&T permission to build a 450-foot cell phone tower just outside the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. The group Friends of the Boundary Waters Wilderness hopes Supreme Court justices will agree with a lower court that ruled the tower would be a blight on the federal wilderness area.
A group of landlords and tenants argue that the city's rental inspection requirements violate their constitutional rights against unlawful search and seizure. On Wednesday the Minnesota Supreme Court reversed an appeals court's decision to dismiss the claim and sent the case back to the lower court.
The Court of Appeals ruled that a lifetime ban on gun ownership for people convicted of "crimes of violence" does not violate the state constitution.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals has reversed a $60,000 judgment against the Minneapolis blogger known as Johnny Northside. A post led to the firing of a University of Minnesota employee, who then claimed the blogger had interfered with his contract with the U. In overturning the award the appeals court said the information was true and the blogger protected by the First Amendment.
A lower court rejected AT&T's proposal to build a 450-foot tower just outside the BWCA, ruling that the tower would intrude on the federally protected wilderness area. In its appeal the company emphasized the tower would be on privately-owned land outside the BWCA.
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