KEYC Staff

A Morristown man is now charged with second-degree murder in the death of his housemate.

A man was found dead and a suspect was placed in custody Tuesday morning in Morristown.

Gov. Tim Walz and other legislative leaders today announced a broad framework that includes $4 billion to invest in education, public safety, and health care, and $4 billion for a tax bill to provide financial relief for Minnesotans.

The Minnesota State Patrol says the crash happened east of Worthington on I-90.

Authorities have expanded the search for a missing Mankato woman.

Police say the incident did not involve an aircraft and there is no threat to public safety at this time.

A former Alexandria police chief was arrested and charged with theft for using city funds to purchase items for his personal use.

An investigator with the New Ulm Police Department has been charged with two felony counts of criminal sexual conduct.

Students are still at home or in daycare as the Minneapolis educators strike continues on day four.

Feehan ran for the 1st congressional district twice before, in 2018 and in 2020, both times against Republican Jim Hagedorn.

The congressional seat became vacant following the death of Rep. Jim Hagedorn last week.

A Blaine motorist who struck a woman who was walking her dog along a road last fall has pleaded guilty to criminal vehicular manslaughter.

“On the first anniversary of the attack on the U.S. Capitol, I’m alarmed and deeply disturbed by the ongoing spread of toxic disinformation about our election system,” said Minnesota Secretary of State, Steve Simon, in a recent statement.

The victim continues to recover from his injuries and is no longer hospitalized.

During a snow emergency there is no parking on streets so snow can be removed quickly and efficiently.

The Nicollet County Sheriff’s Office said all three individuals were located safe in Wyoming.

Deere & Co. and union officials have reached a third preliminary contract agreement that workers who began striking four weeks ago will vote on soon.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is leaving for a six-day trip to Europe to promote the state’s businesses.