A 16-year-old girl was taken to the hospital Friday morning after she was hit by a bus and injured her foot.

Testimony has ended in fraud trial of Tom Petters, who said the 2008 raid on his company headquarters was unnecessary and that he was talking with lawyers on a

A freshman student at Augsburg College in Minneapolis was hospitalized Wednesday night at North Memorial Medical Center with a confirmed case of bacterial

A man was charged Thursday for allegedly abusing a vulnerable adult by forcing her to eat.

An Edina man was arrested for stealing a Maserati from a Minnetonka dealership in September.

Cities with aging ice arenas are finding new ways to come up with money to make improvements. Some of the improvements aren't just good for the people who use

A Minneapolis man was charged with three terrorism-related counts into the recruitment of Minnesota Somalis to fight in Somalia.

The Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission has passed a resolution offering the Vikings a lease extension to the Metrodome. But the Vikings see the move as

A former St. Paul school district employee was charged Thursday for allegedly stealing from the school system.

The Minnesota Vikings have extended the contract of Head Coach Brad Childress.

Troubled auto dealer Denny Hecker was held in contempt of court Thursday when he failed to produce bank records and documents in his bankruptcy case.

Minnesota's three-month streak of falling unemployment was broken in October when the rate climbed to 7.6 percent, although accompanying job gains left officials optimistic.

The annual Cities Sampler, released by Cities 97, sold out in two hours Thursday. The 21st volume of the Sampler, the longest running non-profit radio CD in

More than 38,000 donors raised more than $14 million for Minnesota nonprofits on Tuesday during the first ever Give to the Max Day.

While an FAA computer glitch has some U.S. airports experiencing delays of more than an hour, delays at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport have