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A federal appeals court has cleared the way for Ohio to enforce a law requiring parental permission before children under 16 can create or maintain social media accounts. 

More than 70,000 teething toys sold on Amazon have been recalled after choking incidents. Parents are urged to stop using them immediately.

Government regulations now add roughly $132,000 to the cost of a typical newly built home, according to a new study from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), as industry leaders warn that mounting costs are worsening the nation's housing affordability challenges.

The Stone Arch Bridge Festival is back this June, promising a weekend packed with art, music, and food along the Mississippi River.

For the first time in three decades, the United States is hosting the World Cup. While no games will be played in Minnesota, you still have a chance to attend some watch parties in the Twin Cities.

As the World Cup brings millions of international visitors to the U.S., many fans are trying out American staples — and rushing to take them back home with them.

Today, the nation observes Juneteenth, a day commemorating when the last enslaved people in the U.S. found out they were free. Events are planned across the country to mark the fifth year since June 19 became a federal holiday.

A St. Peter neighborhood was put into a shelter-in-place Thursday night after an officer was shot during a law enforcement incident on the 2100 block of Bunker Lane.

Community members gathered to remember a young man from Edina whose life touched many people across Minnesota.

Loved ones are looking for any clues and answers in the search for a Burnsville man who was last seen on May 26. Search efforts have focused on several parks throughout Burnsville since John Kapaun's disappearance.

An irate customer who went viral for scolding a father inside a gas station's women's restroom while he was helping his two young daughters has been fired by a Mississippi real estate firm.