Gary Eichten looks back on long career
Gary Eichten is retiring next month after nearly 45 years at Minnesota Public Radio.
Ryan Shaver chokes up as he bids farewell to KARE 11
He's moving to a job with Twin Cities Orthopedic.
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Trump targets Omar again, as supporters chant 'send her back'
The president has slammed the Minnesota Congresswoman for the third time this week.
Twins pitcher Trevor May to Twitter trolls: 'I can take it'
May was on the receiving end of some mean comments on social media.
Daring rescue as runaway school bus hits several cars on highway
The driver was having a medical emergency.
Very hot, humid Thursday and Friday on tap for Minnesota
It's going to be oppressive outdoors, similar to Sunday and Monday.
Gallery: Operator announced for luxury hotel at Vikings' Eagan campus
It will be called the Omni Viking Lakes Hotel.
Strong storms could erupt Wednesday evening, overnight in MN
Details on the severe threat, which includes the entire state.
DHS deputy commissioners who quit last week are staying after all
It comes less than a day after the DHS Chief of Staff resigned.
Virginia man tries to jet ski to Isle Royale, fails
He had to be rescued after becoming stranded on Lake Superior.
Minneapolis teacher makes it 5 straight wins on 'Jeopardy'
He's won more than $156,000 during his streak.
Minnesota-born 'Mad Men' star longs to move back home
Minneapolis native Vincent Kartheiser is keeping himself busy in Los Angeles starring as smarmy advertising executive Pete Campbell in the hit AMC-TV drama "Mad Men," but at some point, he wants to move home. He tells WCCO radio that he wants a Minnesota hideaway "far enough away from my family, and close enough to my family."
Alzheimer's diagnosis draws curtain on touring career of Bobby Vee
St. Joseph, Minnesota, resident Bobby Vee has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and is retiring from performing. The Fargo-born Vee got his start in rock-n-roll in 1959, filling in for Buddy Holly at a Moorhead gig after Holly was killed in a plane crash.
Little cabins dying out as more people look to lake homes
One expert says a Minnesota tradition is fading as more people look to retire or live year-round in larger homes.
Democrat Rep. Lyle Koenen elected to replace the late Sen. Gary Kubly
Koenen won the special election with 54 percent of the vote Tuesday. He beat out GOP candidate Gregg Kulberg and Independent candidate Leon Greenslit. DFL Senator Gary Kubly died last month after a long battle with ALS.
Flags at half-staff Wednesday in honor of Gary Kubly
Gov. Dayton has proclaimed Wednesday, March 7, 2012 "Gary Kubly Day" and ordered all U.S. and Minnesota flags to fly at half-staff in recognition of the late lawmaker from Granite Falls. Kubly died Friday at age 68.
Long-delayed Elk Run biotech development may get first tenant
An unnamed firm appears to be interested in building a 200,000-square-foot building at the long-delayed biotechnology business park north of Rochester. The Star Tribune reports the company would bring roughly 200 biotech jobs to Pine Island after the first phase of construction. Project officials hope to break ground early next year. City administrator for Pine Island told the Minneapolis-based newspaper that he is cautiously optimistic.
Metro Transit looks for new chief
The Metropolitan Council is getting closer to finding a new Metro Transit police chief. A.J. Olson has been serving as acting chief since former police chief David Indrehus retired several months ago. The Metropolitan Council said screenings and oral exams have been completed.
Western Minnesota voters electing replacement for the late Sen. Gary Kubly
The winner of the special election Tuesday will fill Kubly's seat for the remainder of the year. He passed away last month after a long battle with ALS. The candidates on the ballot are Leon Greenslit, Lyle Koenen and Gregg Kulberg. All 67 Senate seats are up for grabs again in November.