One of the drivers was flown to Sanford with life threatening injuries.

A structure fire is being reported at North Iowa Diecast on the northwest side of town.

The University of Minnesota as well as the cities of Edina and Rochester have new requirements on wearing face masks in public places.

Minnesota diabetics who need emergency insulin supplies but can’t afford them will be able to get the the drug under a new state law.

Scattered rains and average temperatures continued to aid crop development in Minnesota during the week ending June 28.

MARL is a highly customized dynamic two-year educational experience.

Authorities say the vehicle went off the curve near Parks Marina and collided with four vehicles that were parked nearby.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says the state has reached its goal of being able to test up to 20,000 people daily for the coronavirus.

Minnesota Health officials report 315 new positive COVID-19 cases this morning and 10 new deaths.

A Mountain Lake woman was injured in a one vehicle accident Friday afternoon on Highway 60 near Butterfield.

Officials reported 498 new positive COVID-19 cases this morning, as the state’s total number of cases neared 35,000.

The accident took place shortly before noon on Highway 71 near Sanborn.

26-year-old Cole Rongved pled guilty October 17th, 2019.

Walz will follow the formula agreed on during last week's special session.

In April, Mayo announced plans to cut pay to more than 20,000 people and seek furloughs when elective surgeries were halted.

Iowa school officials have released guidelines that allow schools to reopen to normal activities as of July 1.

9 new deaths reported this morning, bringing the state’s total to 1,406.

In a statement, the event's organizing committee says the decision followed weeks of deliberation and discussion.

Minnesota law requires people voting by mail to have another registered voter sign as a witness.

A very split Martin County West School Board voted 4-3 Tuesday Night to close the Welcome School Building.

Officials reported 304 new positive COVID-19 cases and 5 additional deaths this morning.

Firefighters were on the scene for about an hour.