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The state trial for three former Minneapolis police officers in George Floyd's death looks like it will be delayed after a continuance motion was granted by the court.
Wednesday will be another mild day across Minnesota, and some parts of the state could see a few snowflakes in the morning hours.
Clyde Bellecourt, the co-founder of the Twin Cities-based American Indian Movement, has died at 85 years old.
South St. Paul police released a hotel surveliience photo image of a person of interest Monday afternoon. The Wintz family from St. Paul recognized him and knew where he lived. On Monday, the family began cracking the case.
Authorities say the cartridges are believed to have come from out of state for distribution in Minnesota. They came in packages that sported famous cartoon characters or themes of sweet flavors, indicating that the operation had younger uses in mind.
The Minnesota music community is mourning the loss of a talented musician and composer.
Police are investigating a shooting inside a Minneapolis home Tuesday night that may have involved someone who "was held against their will."
With temps soaring into the 30s Tuesday, many Minnesotans couldn't wait to get outside. They soaked up some sun while also taking in deep breaths.
"I hope people see in my example a reflection of hope for democracy and value, that everyone's voice and vote counts and matters," Hamse Warfa said.
"People have actually figured out how to make an antibody that targets the COVID virus," Dr. Bryan Jarabek said.
Another city in the metro is considering a mask mandate amid the current spike in COVID-19 cases.
"First thing I thought of was my son," Matt said. "He's gonna see this. How do I explain this to him?"
Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon is the latest public official in the state to test positive for COVID-19.
COVID-19 tests aren't always easy to find. That's why there's a big push to bring rapid tests straight to families in north Minneapolis, where one local group took matters into their own hands to offer one-of-a-kind testing.
Minnesota Department of Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm said people could expect to see disruptions in multiple services as the more contagious Omicron variant spreads throughout Minnesota.
