With high hopes, aviation students flock to MSU Mankato
A coming wave of baby boomer retirements will leave airlines in need of pilots.
A coming wave of baby boomer retirements will leave airlines in need of pilots.
Police searching for two suspects in the fatal shooting of a 31-year-old man Sunday in Winona say the shooting was deliberate but there's no indication the suspects knew the victim.
John LaDue, accused of planning a school massacre in Waseca, was sentenced Monday to up to 10 years probation and a stay at a secure autism spectrum treatment facility in Georgia.
As part of the project, the museum launched a #PlayMoreMN campaign to promote the importance of play in children's lives.
The people-powered, slow-moving beer bar entered the Rochester market in 2013 but never caught on with the city's party crowd.
Sister Alice Zachmann, 89, has spent much of her life teaching school in Minnesota — and fighting for human rights in Guatemala. She'll be a witness Thursday to Pope Francis' historic speech.
In the last two years, dozens of women have moved into academic leadership posts at the world-renowned health system's Rochester headquarters. It's no coincidence.
DNR officials are proposing three pike fishing zones to address challenges with pike in each zone and improve northern pike fishing statewide.
With an incoming class of only 100 students, University of Minnesota-Rochester leaders know they must reverse the downward trend. They're hoping to connect with students of color and first-generation students.
Rochester, Minn., police say one person is dead and two others wounded after a shooting at a mobile home park.
Police agencies statewide will step up enforcement of the state's "Ted Foss Move Over Law" on Monday to mark the anniversary of Trooper Ted Foss's death.
A decline in farms has left fewer young people with animals of their own.
His lifelong passion led to jobs counting birds for the state parks. Now that effort has led to a book.
The company has been struggling to restock turkey farms that were affected by the flu outbreak.
Four of Mayo's existing labs will move to the new facility, opening up space on the clinic's downtown campus.
The scenic river town supports industries that use composites in a range of products, such as the Wenonah canoe.
The court said homeowners who challenged Winona's so-called 30 percent rule restricting the concentration of rental properties have sold their homes or secured rental licenses and now lack an interest in the outcome.
Amid a building boom sparked by a massive Mayo Clinic expansion that is expected to add 32,000 residents, Minnesota's third-largest city is seeing an influx of new eating and drinking establishments.
A $45 million public-private partnership to bring high-speed, fiber-optic Internet service to Sibley County is moving forward.
The president used a La Crosse speech to criticize Gov. Scott Walker's economic decisions and pitch his own overtime pay proposal. He also applauded Minnesota's economy.