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The use of medical cannabis is still a controversial topic in the United States. The federal government still considers marijuana a schedule-1 drug, meaning it has no medical use and is highly addictive. But 28 states, including Minnesota, have legalized marijuana to be used for medical purposes.

With the floods in Texas and the hurricanes in Florida, the Better Business Bureau of Minnesota is reminding you to be on the lookout for flood damaged cars hitting the market.

To all of the coffee lovers out there, we can add another reason why Minnesota is a great state to live in. WalletHub has added Minneapolis into the stable of one of the 'Best Coffee Cities in America'.

A Michigan man who was a guest at an Airbnb in suburban Minneapolis is accused of trying to sexually assault the host's 7-year-old daughter.

St. Cloud could be the next city to raise the minimum age to buy tobacco products to 21. During Monday night's meeting the city council will set a public hearing for October 9th to discuss the issue.

With the weather turning, hockey is coming back to the forefront in Minnesota, and the plans for Hockey Day Minnesota 2018 are coming together.

31 different towns nominated themselves this year and St. Cloud has made it to the top 10! Here is how to vote and help us win!

Minnesota native Bob Dylan and his band will be coming back to Minnesota to perform at the Xcel Energy Center on Wednesday, October 25th. Rhythm and blues singer Mavis Staples will be the opening act that night. Tickets for this upcoming show are set to go on sale this Friday, September 15th at Noon...

On this anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, some St. Cloud State University students who are also members of the military held a flag raising on campus.

The Great Minnesota Get Together drew nearly 2-million people during it's 12 day run this year.

A $7,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to the safe return of a missing 15-year-old Alexandria girl.

Minnesota Wild fans will have the opportunity to contribute water from their local hockey rinks, ponds and lakes to the ice sheet at the Xcel Energy Center. Fans all over Minneosta are invited to bring water to the arena in a portable container (a maximum of three ounces of water) on Saturday September 16th, to put on a Zamboni located outside Gate 1 from 6AM to 3PM...