A Georgia man who had blamed the COVID-19 vaccine for making him depressed and suicidal has been identified as the shooter who opened fire late Friday on the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters, killing a police officer.

A political scion, a Democratic Socialists of America endorsee, a school board member and a PR consultant will compete to represent Ward 4.

One officer sustained a puncture wound after an inmate used a shank, according to the Minnesota Department of Corrections.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel ''has no choice but to finish the job and complete the defeat of Hamas.''

We are in an incredibly fortunate position, said Metro Transit General Manager Lesley Kandaras. Service will grow by 5% starting Saturday.

Right Now Minnesota claimed to have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on internet access and web hosting. It actually spent the money on behalf of political candidates.

In an ongoing effort to restore systems, St. Paul will reset passwords for 3,500 employees in the next few days.

Smoke will move east from wildfires in central Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

Details will be announced via email as he celebrates his Lost Americana album.

Police responded to a reported stabbing in Elliot Park but were unable to save the man. No one has been arrested.

The order requires both sides to submit a report on the negotiations to the judge by Oct. 1.

After Sen. Omar Fateh was dinged by a columnist for getting traffic tickets in a BMW, Mayor Jacob Frey posted a video in his decidedly understated 2003 Honda Element.

Farmers who have been historically disadvantaged based on race or gender will no longer be eligible for specific USDA benefits and grants.

Republican lawmakers criticize Canadas forest management. Manitoba premier calls it a timber tantrum.

Farmers are aging but young people cant get in to the business.

Mary Moriartys decision to leave the Hennepin County Attorneys office caps a rocky tenure.

Meta said the bots spark conversation, but one skeptical Lakeville resident said, Were not talking to people anymore.

The suspect was taken to an area hospital with wounds not believed to be life-threatening, police said.

Two broken and bent walking canes were found near his body, the complaint read.

Follow as incoming votes are reported for primary races and special elections across Minnesota. Polls close at 8 p.m. on Aug. 12.

The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled this week that the final decision on whether the hard-to-trace guns are regulated rests with the Legislature.

Little Berry on the Prairie beat out other contenders in an online contest that asked residents to name the citys new THC edible.

The Department of Corrections said the delay was caused by unexpected implementation challenges. Now the contract is almost up.

Users have raised alarm that Instagrams map feature could be used for nefarious purposes.