Minnesota State News

The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce is urging Republican Gov. Tim Pawlenty to soften his stance on the federal health care overhaul.

The Minnesota Supreme Court has upheld the life prison sentences for a brother and sister from rural Minnesota convicted of killing a man during a Thanksgiving party in 2003.

Two fugitives wanted for killing three people in Florida have been arrested in a Minnesota state park.

A group of elders in the Minneapolis Somali community say they want to make clear — they do no support the terror group they say is responsible for "sinister" acts of recruiting young Americans to fight in Somalia.

Simultaneous home games for the Minnesota Vikings and Minnesota Twins Thursday night could create a perfect storm of traffic delays. Throw in the Minnesota State Fair and you've got a cozy ride on public transportation.

The government's star witness in the fraud case against Minnesota businessman Tom Petters is about to learn her sentence.

Some elders in the Minneapolis Somali community are airing their concerns about the terror group al-Shabab and other issues in a face-to-face meeting with the FBI.

A wrong-way diver has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison for a crash that killed an unborn child and critically injured the mother.

A group of American Indians in Minnesota is suing officials with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in an effort to restore its federal recognition as an Indian tribe.

Negotiators for the Met Council and the University of Minnesota have agreed on a plan to protect sensitive university research labs from a future light rail line.