Authorities say the suspect had used methamphetamine earlier in the day.
Hospitalizations dipped from 1,629 Jan. 19 to 1,571 on Jan. 20.
The victims were all in a parked car when the shooting happened, police said.
He died of complications with cancer.
A baby and an teenage boy were among those who were found dead feet from the U.S. border.
The driver and his bullet-riddled SUV wound up outside the DoubleTree hotel in St. Louis Park.
The festivities will kick off Friday with a '90s-themed drag show.
Shelley Rae Kephart went missing from Hennepin County more than 28 years ago.
This wasn’t just ugly. This was ugly, ugly.
The governor wants to use $700 million of the state's surplus to fund the payments.
"I would say that it is time for him to resign," the Lt. Gov. said.
The company told Bring Me The News it "successfully stopped the flow of groundwater" at the site.
Researchers at the University of Minnesota say they've found evidence that, when potential mates are harder to find, women are more likely to focus on getting a high-powered job, delay having children and have fewer kids when they do start families. "A scarcity of men leads women to invest in their careers because they realize it will be difficult to settle down and start a family," said marketing professor and study co-author.
A study co-authored by a University of Minnesota researcher finds that when men are in short supply, women are more likely to pursue high-paying careers and postpone having children. This breifcase-over-baby tendency seems to be picking up steam. Women outnumber men at most colleges and earn 60 percent of the country's master's degrees.
More than 120 recently deployed military families are part of a groundbreaking U of M study called ADAPT. It aims to make the transition back home after military deployment easier. Researchers observe parents and their children to try and understand deployment stress. At the same time, researchers test parenting techniques on the families.
A University of Minnesota veterinarian, Dr. Jeff Bender, is releasing the results of his study and it comes with a warning for anyone planning to visit the Minnesota State Fair -- which starts one week from Thursday. Scientists found 19 percent of the 57 pigs tested at the Minnesota State Fair in 2009 had the H1N1 flu virus -- compared to none of the 47 samples the year before. Fair officials tell the Star Tribune they've stepped up precautions for both fairgoers and livestock.
Reports of the demise of rural Minnesota seem to be greatly exaggerated. While it's true that college-aged residents are leaving rural counties, research by a U of M sociologist finds people in their 30s and 40s and migrating into rural areas. And bringing educational degrees and earning power with them.
A study by the University of Minnesota Tourism Center found family trips of two or more nights away decreased 50 percent in August or September when the start of school was before Labor Day, the Associated Press reports. Researchers tell the AP the data will help Minnesota policy makers decide whether they still need to mandate a school start date.
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