A semi-trailer crashed into the median and jackknifed near Shevlin after the driver feel asleep at the wheel. State patrol officials say the driver was wearing his seat belt and was not injured.
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The 21-year-old died of multiple gunshot wounds.
The department says the matter was referred to the Office of Police Conduct Review.
It comes as the U.S. reported its second case of the omicron variant.
The DOC is offering hiring bonuses for new employees and for referrals.
There are 35 members in the workgroup.
A lake in Wisconsin also made the top 8.
It's part of the program's Season of Giving toy drive.
There are more than 1,500 people with COVID-19 admitted to Minnesota hospitals.
The head-on crash occurred early Thursday, just north of the Twin Cities.
Shot clocks will be required at all varsity games beginning in 2023-24.
A county inspection after the national TV appearance found code violations.
A third semi-truck slid into a frozen lake Friday afternoon. The Star Tribune reports the 18-wheeler crashed on I-494 near Rockford Road in Plymouth. No one was injured. This is the third time in a week that a semi had to be recovered from icy water. A semi traveling on Hwy. 14 near Waseca slid onto Clear Lake Wednesday afternoon. Last week, a semi pulling a Target trailer plunged into a pond along I-94 near Monticello.
The driver was not wearing a seat belt.
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.
17-year-old Adam Kerber's driver's license stipulated that all of his passengers wear seat belts. Authorities say only two of the 18 people in the motor home that crashed in Kansas Sunday were belted in. Pauline Kerber, a widowed mother of 12, lost four of her children and a daughter-in-law in the crash. Pauline and Adam Kerber remain hospitalized.
The victim was not wearing a seat belt, the State Patrol reports.
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety reports out of the 932 motorists that have been killed in the last three years, only 45 percent were wearing their seat belt. Violators face a $25 fine.
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