State Troopers stopped traffic and looked underneath vehicles as they tried to trap the rascal. KARE reports the critter eventually got off the highway around Penn Avenue.
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DeFilippo was widely criticized by Vikings fans after the 21-7 defeat.
The Roseville mall is really stepping up its game.
He's been a part of all six championships since 2011 at NDSU.
Ice is never 100 percent safe, and rescues keep happening in Minnesota.
The former First Lady has sold 3 million copies of her book.
It happened on Brooklyn Boulevard around 5:30 p.m.
Apparently the football coach froze to death on Monday night.
Colin Covert had been with the newspaper for more than 30 years.
Golden State hit as many 3-pointers as they did 2-point shots.
The two men went ice fishing together on Sunday.
Trae Waynes will not play Monday night in Seattle.
A public display of anger over love gone wrong — or a celebration over a marriage ended — caused traffic delays in a Superior neighborhood Wednesday. Large signs were posted in a yard reading “X-HUSBAND SALE” and “FREE” by a pile of discarded belongings. An SUV with “cheater” and obscenities spray-painted all over it slowed traffic. Police hauled the vehicle away.
A power failure Sunday is hurting Minneapolis motorists today. KARE 11 reports a power outage shut down the city's central traffic system, leaving a less sophisticated backup system to regulate traffic signal timing. City officials say motorists will likely notice the difference in traffic flow over the next few days.
Transportation officials will shift traffic Tuesday night into Wednesday morning as the center lanes on that segment of interstate reopen and the outside lane closes.
Lynx Coach Cheryl Reeve says the traffic stop involving Seimone Augustus by Roseville police Monday is a case of racial profiling. Augustus sounded off on Twitter after she was pulled over for a hanging air freshener and then questioned about theft in the area and her out of state plates.
The dashboard camera of a Wisconsin state trooper captured a semi truck speeding by a car parked on Interstate 94 – narrowly missing the vehicle by a few inches. The truck driver was cited. Now the state patrol is using the video as a reminder to drivers to move over or slow down when they see a car stopped along the side of a roadway.
The University Avenue Betterment Association says the city isn't doing enough to help them with their struggling businesses -- trapped in the middle of the construction. St. Paul officials say they'll review their programs to help those merchants next month.
