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The Minnesota Supreme Court will soon consider updates to rules about audio and cameras recording inside state courtrooms for criminal proceedings, after it ordered a review of current practice last year.
The highlight is more than 50 educational and military-connected booths with resources available for all who served. It's here they learn of benefits they've earned through their service and how to get them.
Some are calling out Gov. Tim Walz for a statement he made on WCCO Sunday Morning. WCCO's Esme Murphy asked him about COVID-19 restrictions, and the impact on students in the classroom.
The family of Kobe Dimock-Heisler, a 21-year-old man with autism who was killed by police in 2019, filed a wrongful death lawsuit on Tuesday against Brooklyn Center and four of its officers.
What is often called "rainbow fentanyl" has been seized by law enforcement agencies in 18 states just this month, the DEA reports.
A baby that was allegedly taken from a supervised parenting visit in Shakopee Tuesday afternoon has been found safe, authorities say, and his mother is awaiting extradition in Wisconsin.
By 3 p.m. on Tuesday, all NFL teams must cut their roster to 53 players. Track all of the Vikings' moves here.
Tuesday is Day 6 at the Minnesota State Fair! It is also Military Appreciation Day at the fair, with discounted admission prices for active military, retired military and veterans at the entrance gates.
Authorities in northern Minnesota are asking the public's help in finding a 72-year-old man last seen over the weekend.
A historic home and museum that bills itself as "the birthplace of Minneapolis" sustained extensive damage in a fire Tuesday morning, officials said.
As inflation continues driving prices sky high, a popular event is helping families save money by giving out free school supplies and a fresh haircut for kids.
Stunning video was recently captured from a flight traveling into Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
A 46-year-old woman is fighting for her life after being hit by an SUV Monday night while crossing a street in Lakeville.
It appears Minneapolis native and former Golden Gopher Tyler Johnson is the odd man out in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' stacked wide receiver room.
Starting next year, there'll be new wake rules on Lake Minnetonka.
