A juvenile female is dead after a police pursuit and crash in Itasca County in the early morning hours Sunday. An Itasca County deputy saw a car without its headlights on traveling westbound on ...

The U.S. attorney’s office in Chicago in June sided with Haymarket in a motion to intervene in the lawsuit, alleging that Itasca “engaged in unlawful disability discrimination” and ...

On Sunday around 1:30 a.m., an Itasca County Sheriff’s deputy saw a vehicle without headlights. They tried to pull over the driver, but the teen fled. 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS heard from a family ...

13-year-old Angelica Bryan has been identified by the Minnesota BCA as the teenager who was killed in an Itasca County Sheriff’s chase that ended in a fatal crash. According to the Itasca County ...

A central Ohio investment firm has bought Downtown's Westin Great Southern Hotel, with plans to renovate the historic property. Whitestone Capital, a division of the Lewis Center firm Whitestone ...

San Jose, Calif.-based tech company Hypersonix AI has launched a new tool that aims to sort out the tariff chaos.

Apr. 23—ITASCA COUNTY — The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has released the identity of the 13-year-old girl who was killed in a car crash following a pursuit on Sunday in Itasca ...

ITASCA, Ill. (WLS) -- Multiple people were injured in a wrong-way crash in the west suburbs on Sunday morning, Illinois State Police said. ISP said the crash happened on westbound Interstate 290 ...

A recent University of Michigan survey revealed a dramatic drop in consumer confidence, driven by fears of rising inflation ...

BRAINERD — Kaitlyn Geschwill went 3-4 with a home run, four RBIs and a run in an 8-7 Game One victory and pitched a 3-0 Game Two victory for the Central Lakes College Raiders, who swept Itasca ...

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has released the identity of the 13-year-old girl who was killed in a car crash following a law enforcement pursuit Sunday in Itasca County.

(Chicago Tribune) 1990: A clerk at Ball-Mart in Itasca, which was owned by Joe Irmen, mistakenly sold a $1,200 Nolan Ryan rookie card to 12-year-old Brian Wrzesinski for $12. The sale resulted in ...