Minnesota

2 Officers Injured in Minnesota Shooting

By Helen Regan

These Are the Safest States in America

By Thomas C. Frohlich and Alexander Kent

Thrift Store Accused of Pocketing $1 Million Meant for Charities

By Elizabeth Barber

See the First Major Snow Storm of the Season

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Thousands Protest Washington Redskins Name

Minneapolis Mayor: "The clock is ticking on your name"

By Nolan Feeney

Peterson to Play Despite Charge

The Vikings lost 30-7 against the Patriots in the absence of their star player

By Charlotte Alter

Peterson Turns Himself In

The NFL star allegedly used a switch to spank his young son. Late Friday, the Vikings announced that Peterson would not play in Sunday's game against the New England Patriots

By Justin Worland

The Midwest Mayfly Invasion in 6 Photos (and a Gif)

A "massive emergence" of flying bugs

By Denver Nicks

Watch a Flaming School Bus Just Miss a Firetruck

No one was injured

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Minnesota Bans Antibacterial Triclosan

The ban on the ingredient, which has been linked to hormone disruption in animal studies, will take effect in 2017

By Maya Rhodan

Spring Storms Bring Tornadoes to Colorado, Minnesota

Two tornadoes touched down in Colorado on Thursday and at least three twisters were spotted in Minnesota as the latest spring storms bring high winds and heavy rains to the American heartland and meteorologists warn or more severe weather today

By David Stout

Teen Accused of Planning Columbine-Style Massacre

Authorities said they foiled an alleged attempt by a 17-year-old to kill his family and schoolmates in a Columbine-style massacre following a tip about a person behaving suspiciously at a storage facility

By Michelle Arrouas

Minnesota To Hike Minimum Wage To $9.50 By 2016

With the governor’s signature Monday, the state will go from having one of the lowest minimum wage rates in the country to one of the highest

By Denver Nicks

Teen Gets $70K After School Demands Facebook Log-in

School officials forced a female student to give up her password after she posted about a mean hall monitor and flirted with a classmate on Facebook, even though the post and conversation happened off-campus and after school hours

By Charlotte Alter

A Local GOP Lawmaker Said She Doesn't Like An Equal Pay Bill Because It Makes Women 'Look Like Whiners'

State Rep. Andrea Kieffer said these laws "put us backwards in time"

By Laura Stampler
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