A study by The Pew Center on the States says Minnesota's election site is a model for the nation. The study rated websites based on content, look-up tools and usability.
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The sophomore was found unresponsive on Friday morning.
Four cars were damaged last Wednesday night.
A ramp to eastbound I-494 will be closed for several hours.
It's not clear what started the fire at the St. Paul encampment.
Giant waves battered the city's shoreline, damaging public walkways and parks.
The person struck is a 68-year-old man from Hopkins.
It's from a Minneapolis brewery considered unique in its field.
Minnesota fought back from a 28-0 deficit but didn't last.
It happened Friday morning in Renville County.
Police are asking the public for help finding the vandals.
There have been no Mega Millions winners since July.
However, when questioned about bringing tech jobs to the area -- Eric Schmidt says Google doesn't have any future plans in Minnesota. The company says its web-based tools have provided more than $1 billion in economic value to the state.
For the second year in a row, Minneapolis-St. Paul has retained its No. 1 ranking among 50 metro areas in the annual American Fitness Index ranking by the American College of Sports Medicine. The index considers many factors, from diabetes rates and farmers markets per capita to the percentage of people who have exercised in the last 30 days.
Brooklyn Center-based Surly Brewing Co. was ranked No. 11 by RateBeer.com. Minneapolis Town Hall Brewery also made the list at No. 42. The top-100 rankings are based on user ratings and input.
That's what Plymouth-based Snap Social Media is asking. They are currently accepting websites for their ugliest website contest. The Minnesota company deemed the worst wins a redesigned website and one year of web hosting free.
Liam Hendriks is hoping his winless nightmare ends tonight in Cleveland, where the Twins take on the Indians. The Twins’ hurler is now winless in 17 career starts. The major league record for losses to start a career is 20.
Minnesota Majority says its investigation into the 2008 general election has found more than 3,000 ballots they say were cast by ineligible felons. Minnesota Majority officials say their report is just 'the tip of the iceberg' and believe voter fraud may account for 3 percent of the vote in any given election in the U.S.
Minnesota was one of 29 states to receive the funding which will be used to study rates and expenses -- as well as help residents better understand their policies. The study will also create three new jobs.