An 11-year-old chickadee made its way back again to a licensed bird bander in Pillager. Michael North tells the Star Tribune a combination of luck and skill helps the songbird outlast its competition
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Okogie got extended playing time because of an injury to Andrew Wiggins.
Alcohol, distraction and speeding are among the leading factors.
The falling coconut has us very concerned.
The Star Tribune/MPR News poll has the Republican up by 7 points.
It happened in Raymond off of Hwy. 23.
Jacari Foote fell at Interstate State Park on Friday.
Police are looking for a red Dodge and a black SUV.
It would give the Twin Cities its first direct route into China.
Two months ago Alvin Kamara said "bleep Minnesota."
The 25 year old had fled Chicago after removing his ankle bracelet.
A 23-year-old man from Maple Grove has been arrested.
It's a New Year's Eve show at Treasure Island.
Michael Robert Calistro-Gomulak weighed in at 15 pounds, 7 ounces, and he was a week early. That's good enough for fourth-largest in Minnesota history. The parents say their newborn was larger than both of them combined when they were born.
The birds are moving home in large numbers over the next few weeks, and “it’s definitely time for folks to keep their eyes out," says a DNR specialist. Wildlife experts say eagles are migrating a little earlier than usual, likely because of the mild winter.
The popular eagle family in Decorah, Iowa is celebrating the arrival of all three baby eaglets. You can watch the family of five right here ...
It's a slightly different mission for a Minnesota National Guard unit heading to Afghanistan. KARE-11 reports 22 soldiers from the Guard's Agri-Business Development Team are going to the Zabul Province to help local farmers. An estimated 80 percent of Afghans earn their living from agri-business.
Great-grandmother and lifelong sports fan Pat Hanzlik has been playing fantasy football for 25 years and is believed to be the oldest person to ever win a league championship.
The ACLU says the documents back up its claims that TiZA illegally funneled taxpayer money to its religious landlords and promoted Islam in the curriculum. The group also says it's looking into at least a dozen other charter schools with religious affiliations in Minnesota to see whether they might be blurring the lines between church and state.
