Minnesota Weather: Mild And Dry Saturday, But Showers Return Sunday
Saturday will be the warmest day in over a week, but it'll still feel chilly due to strong winds.
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Saturday will be the warmest day in over a week, but it'll still feel chilly due to strong winds.
If you're doing some spring cleaning, you may have come across items that require several different trips to get rid of. A new program recently launched in the Twin Cities can consolidate those trips and keep items out of the landfill.
Health officials say 29 Minnesotans recently suffered from norovirus after eating oysters at a Robbinsdale restaurant, which had originated from a bay in British Columbia.
Prosecutors in northern Wisconsin are working to decide whether to charge a Superior police officer who claims to have unknowingly run over a woman who was lying in the street.
Even before Friday's NCAA Women's Final Four games tipped off at Target Center, a victory had been declared across the street; the event had been successful in filling the house.
One man is dead and another is seriously wounded following a shooting Thursday night in St. Paul's North End neighborhood.
David Donnell Jr. was earlier charged with one count of second-degree murder and four counts of assault, according to court documents.
The sights and sounds of worship are returning to churches now that COVID-19 infection are on the decline in Minnesota.
A key Senate Republican legislature said he disagreed with a core piece of a DFL crime-fighting proposal that giving state funds to community groups, an example of how deeply divided the two parties are in their approach to public safety and a signal of the long road ahead to reach a compromise.
The final four bands and cheerleaders got the crowd going inside Tourney Town, a way to build on the excitement surrounding the Women's Final Four.
It's April 1 and you know what that means: fake announcements and gags just for the fun of it!
A 29-year-old St. Louis Park man faces charges accusing him of lighting multiple fires at a St. Louis Park apartment complex and threatening the lives of responding police officers earlier this week.
There's been a slight uptick in positivity rate recently; after bottoming out at 2.7%, figures show a bump to 2.9% as of March 24. Still, the number is below the line of caution, which sits at 5%.
Skies are clear on Friday morning, but the sunshine won't last long.
A firefighter says she's using the worst experience of her life to help others.