As races are cancelled, runners move online with quarantine 5K
Efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus have shut down many businesses and cancelled any events that bring groups of people together in Minnesota.
Pennsylvania pastor slams coronavirus precautions, plans 'Woodstock'-like Easter gathering
A Pennsylvania pastor said Tuesday he plans to organize an outdoor “Woodstock”-like service in protest of coronavirus stay-at-home orders and following the arrests of multiple pastors in the U.S for allegedly violating such orders.
Sheriff: Toilet paper, dispenser stolen from park in Stearns County, Minnesota
As shoppers face empty toilet paper aisles amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Stearns County Sheriff's Office has discovered some people are turning to theft.
Amazon delivery driver caught on video spitting on package
An Amazon delivery driver was caught on video appearing to spit on his hand and wiping it on a package delivered to a resident's door in Hancock Park.
Minnesota couple gets engaged during surprise video chat with friends
A Minnesota couple believes it is the first to be engaged over Zoom video chat.
Man runs marathon distance by going back and forth for almost 7 hours on 23 foot balcony
A man ran a marathon distance on his balcony in Paris by going back and forth on the 23 foot long space.
Woman gives birth in toilet paper aisle of Walmart store
Customers cheered at a Walmart in Missouri after a woman gave birth to a baby girl in the store's toilet paper aisle.
Man arrested for allegedly stealing 66 rolls of toilet paper from Orlando hotel, police say
Deputies said that the man admitted to taking the toilet paper and said that it was for a woman who was poor and had no job.
Dog stolen from Animal Humane Society found by St. Paul Police
St. Paul Police say they have found a puppy stolen from the Animal Humane Society in February.
Toilet paper being stolen from rest stops in Nebraska, officials say
There's been a run on toilet paper as Americans hunker down and isolate themselves at home to avoid the spread of the new coronavirus and the disease it causes, COVID-19.
Woman gave fake name, tested positive for coronavirus and then disappeared
Mayor Ras J. Baraka says authorities have located the woman who went missing after she tested positive for coronavirus.
The Art Forger: Minnesota art museum showcases painting made by master faker
In the 1960s, the art world was sent into a tailspin when fake masterpieces started turning up in prestigious galleries and museums. The forger was a Hungarian artist by the name of Elmyr de Hory and his story may have gone largely untold -- if it hadn't been for a man from Hopkins, Minnesota.
'Wienermobile' cancels all events in response to coronavirus concerns
The "Wienermobile" is making a temporary pit stop as coronavirus concerns bring its operations to a halt.
Jailer under investigation for theft, drug possession in Washburn County, Wisconsin
A dispatcher/jailer is under investigation in connection to theft and drug possession, the Barron County Sheriff's Office announced Wednesday.
7-Eleven store owner arrested after 4 boys were burned by sanitizer
The owner of a New Jersey 7-Eleven location was arrested after allegedly selling spray sanitizer that burned several children.
Days-old puppy rescued from drainpipe at home in Brisbane, Queensland
A two-day-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier pup got into a tight squeeze when it fell down a bathroom drain at a property in Brisbane, Queensland, during the late hours of Saturday, March 7.
Crews rescue group of 31 teens from St. Paul cave
A group of teens was escorted out of a cave Friday night in St. Paul, requiring assistance from the fire department's Technical Rescue Team.
Florida woman charged with switching voters' political party affiliations
A central Florida woman is accused of submitting false voter registration information that switched the party affiliations of voters without their knowledge, sheriff's investigators said.
Police: Driver caught driving with tabs that expired back in 1997
Police in one Louisiana town say its officers recently managed to catch a driver who was driving on tabs that have expired.
Push to replace Minnesota's 3.2 beer law continues at state legislature
There's a possibility we could be hearing "last call" for 3.2 beer in Minnesota.