Feb. 12, 2019 Hang in there, y'all! The weather maps suggest this may be the last significant snow we see for a while. There may be some light snow Thursday and Sunday, but overall snowfall looks minor after today for the next week. And before using salt to melt the snow and ice on your sidewalks and driveways, check this out: The chloride in road salt corrodes vehicles and bridges -- and can even be harmful to pets. Here are some eco-friendly alternatives you can use. ~ Jiwon Choi, Associate Digital Producer | Weather live blog
Freshman Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar has apologized for tweets suggesting that members of Congress support Israel because they are being paid to do so. But President Trump on Tuesday called her apology "lame" and said she should resign from Congress or at least not be allowed to serve on committees.
While the underlying science isn't new, the publication of new "climatic analogs" for 540 urban areas in North America aims to illustrate for the general public how significantly altered the climate will be without significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
Congressional negotiators are close to a budget deal, but it provides less than what the president wants for a border wall, and it limits the number of people immigration officials can arrest.
Prosecutors accused Joaquin Guzman of leading Mexico's infamous Sinaloa cartel. The trial, which began in November, was replete with dramatic witness testimony from former cartel associates.
A Minnesota House committee advanced three anti-smoking bills Tuesday including a proposed statewide increase for purchasing tobacco products to age 21.
The snow and cold are bringing back a well-known scourge of Midwestern winters: the roof ice dam. And when Jake Weber comes down the ladder and tells you it's bad -- it's bad.
The Treasury Department's daily statement showed Tuesday that total outstanding public debt stands at $22.01 trillion. It stood at $19.95 trillion when President Trump took office on Jan. 20, 2017.
As the story is told, when a foul was called sending a Minneota player to the line in a game two weeks ago, senior Thomas Hennen went to the line to shoot the free throws, even though he wasn't the player fouled.
