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.
A GoFundMe has been set up to support Derek Gotchie and his family following the incident.
New London-Spicer defeated the unbeaten Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton in remarkable circumstances.
James Kollie Jr. was arrested Friday evening.
Carnahan stepped down under a cloud of controversy in August 2021.
Authorities say the building is known to be used by squatters.
The crash happened in Houston County just before 4 p.m. Friday.
The man allegedly used derogatory terms while threatening to kill someone.
A therapy used to treat more than 11,000 Minnesotans is no longer authorized amid a surge in the latest COVID-19 variants.
The 23-year-old victim is in critical condition as of Friday.
Child care providers in roughly a dozen communities will receive funds to help grow the supply of affordable, quality child care.
One officer was terminated for alleged racist comments and violations of state law.
Winds could gust up to 50 mph Friday afternoon and night.
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.
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 Star Tribune says thousands of court records that should show reduced or dismissed charges fail to register the change, often because of a computer glitch. Those errors can cost people jobs, loans and housing.
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.
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