I'll give you one guess for what. You got it. Attorney Samuel Surface was arrested early Friday morning after police administered a roadside blood alcohol test and the litigator registered at twice the legal limit.
With the addition of defensive tackle Jacob Schuster, the Gophers have seven four-star recruits for next season.
Southern Minnesota is in line for the most, but the Twin Cities could still see some.
Event organizers say it'll be one of the only places where kids can get up close with Santa because he'll be in a bubble.
It's due to the recent surge in COVID-19 in the area.
We didn't get the memo, but apparently his card was revoked.
He's reportedly still working for the city.
Carving pumpkins and no-contact trick-or-treating are safer options to celebrate, MDH says.
This comes as the Trump campaign is apparently refocusing on Minnesota in the days leading up to Nov. 3.
Games planned for Friday afternoon have been called off.
Republican Tyler Kistner, challenging Democrat Rep. Angie Craig in CD2, is pushing to postpone the election after the death of a third party candidate
This is the first time the Voyageurs Wolf Project has evidence of a wolf eating a pup from its own pack.
Same old, same old. Gilbert Ricardo Garcia was stopped by Bloomington police Sunday who found him with a blood-alcohol content twice the legal limit and eleven previous charges for DWI.
State officials aren't waiting until Labor Day weekend to encourage people to plan for a sober ride if they are drinking. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety said it will kick off its "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign Friday, which will run through Labor Day. The department said Thursday that 68 percent of fatal accidents last year involved drivers who had blood alcohol levels of at least .16 -- twice the legal limit for driving.
His lawyer says the Carlton County Attorney has checked into the Hazelden treatment center. His blood alcohol content was three times the legal limit to drive when he was pulled over earlier this month. The County Board of Commissioners is still awaiting word on if and when he plans to return to work.
A woman facing charges for "operating a disorderly house" says the affidavit that police filed to get a search warrant for her business is "filled with lies. Kristal Taylor, who is representing herself in court, says she has notarized statements from clients that differ from the police reports. Stillwater police stand by the information on file.
City Administrator Larry Hansen was the first to propose ending the summer festival because of the financial and legal problems now associated with it. Hansen told the Star Tribune he would be surprised if the City Council didn't cancel the contract. Members are expected to discuss it Tuesday.
Former KEYC Mankato news anchor Annie Stensrud, who became a brief YouTube sensation after a broadcast in which she appeared drunk, was sentenced to probation in a DWI case. Police stopped Stensrud in December, a few weeks after the broadcast, with a blood alcohol level of .31.
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