A deputy initiated a pursuit after trying to pull over a car without headlights on early Sunday morning.

Three men were arrested and another was injured and sent to the hospital.

Hosts Sarah Goodyear and Doug Gordon will be in the Twin Cities Thursday.

In her 28 years working for the federal government, Shea Giagnorio provided day care for the children of U.S. soldiers, training for employees and oversight for safety net programs.

A man was found dead in a car outside a Northside apartment building Saturday night, officials said.

The state is seeking providers to run a handful of places where people could get services and safer supplies, but a Senate plan would cut the dollars.

Sam Rutledge and his wife have a baby due in mid-July, so they thought they had a few more months to research and buy the gear they'll need.

Officials question whether residency restrictions in other cities are pushing more registered offenders to Brooklyn Park.

The Legislature is considering bills that would increase public oversight of charter schools, but some bills are struggling to gain bipartisan support.

Mohammed Hoque, jailed in Albert Lea since March, is suing the federal government over his detainment.

Junauda Petrus, the second poet laureate of Minneapolis, plans to bring poetry to barber shops, buses and community spaces while engaging youth and elders through storytelling.

The gunfire and crash occurred about 6:30 p.m. Friday, police said. No arrests have been made.

The gunfire erupted just south of the fairgrounds.

The number of volunteer guardians ad litem, who help provide a voice for kids, has plummeted. For the first time in years, new volunteers are being trained.

Plans are underway for a sprawling going-out area south of the 19,000-seat concert venue coming to Shakopee this year.

More than half of the schools reviewed by regulators in the past five years flunked governance standards. Many violated the states Open Meeting Law.

William Hanson had been living in the 120-year-old church, welcoming anyone who wanted to talk about faith.

Michael Paul Lewis, 52, was indicted on a federal charge of threatening to murder a U.S. official.

The settlement is the latest multi-million dollar payment related to the death of a jail inmate.

Chant Tnza Wnyan, the Dakota name that had been the frontrunner to replace Sibley Park, was also shelved temporarily.

The victim was stabbed 17 times on St. Patricks weekend, according to the criminal complaint.

Advocates of trap, neuter and return policies are upset the cat was re-released sick and unsterilized.

Police say the former Philadelphia Eagle lost the ring while traveling from the Twin Cities to Arizona.

Fisheries chief stands firm, while critics say fishing wont improve

Meanwhile, a shelter stands ready to provide housing.