Flight Cancellations Put A Damper On Christmas Day Travel
Dozens of flights into and out of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport were canceled on Christmas day, as airlines struggle with staffing shortages due to COVID-19.
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Dozens of flights into and out of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport were canceled on Christmas day, as airlines struggle with staffing shortages due to COVID-19.
The bond between a father and son is a special thing. It shines through in many different ways. And in Wayzata, it's a Christmas tree that brought one man closer to the son he lost.
The man killed in a St. Paul fourplex fire on Wednesday morning has been identified as Arthur Haston.
The woman who was shot and killed Monday in what marked Minneapolis' 93rd homicide of the year has been identified as Tamara Vandermoon.
A man was hospitalized Thursday night after he was shot during an attempted carjacking in south Minneapolis.
A Minnesota woman is dead after her SUV was struck by a semi in northeastern Kansas on Christmas Eve.
Last month, Bob Walker walked into a stretch of woods southeast of Rochester, Minnesota, with his son, hoping this year would be his final deer hunt.
Christmas day will begin a string of three snow systems, including one which will make its way through northern Minnesota throughout the day Saturday.
"The minute that I saw my test result in my email I was devastated that I was going to have to miss the holidays," Ashley Lawson said.
Since the start of the pandemic, there's been an interesting phenomena happening with wildlife rehabilitation.
A man who was observed walking in traffic holding a machete Wednesday afternoon was shot and killed by an officer with the Austin Police Department.
After a big melt on Christmas Eve, some Minnesotans will have a white Christmas, and a white day after Christmas, and a white day after the day after Christmas!
Thanks to donations, 64 bouquets were delivered to Barb Ries and her neighbors. And third- and fourth-graders at St. Peter School are getting in on the act, making Christmas trees and Nativity scenes for residents.
Health care workers continue to treat an influx of patients in Minnesota hospitals that's overwhelming the health care system, with more than 1,400 having COVID and thousands more seeking other care.
"Even if you come by, smile, wave, have a conversation with me. There's people who treat us like we are less than human, you know?" David Aguilar-Jimenez said. "And it's nice when people actually treat us like humans."
