Amid Omicron Surge, First Avenue Cancels New Year's Eve Dance Party
It'll be another year without a New Year's Eve dance party at First Avenue.
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It'll be another year without a New Year's Eve dance party at First Avenue.
A crash Wednesday afternoon in central Minnesota left a 57-year-old woman dead.
It has been rare to charge police with crimes in civilian deaths, and rarer still for them to be convicted. Here's a look at other high-profile killings by police and the outcome of the cases.
A Minnesota family without a home get a special surprise just in time for Christmas.
Minnesota hospitals continue to be crunched for space. Hospitals are out of rooms and other health emergencies have been put on hold.
There were long lines at the Minneapolis Convention Center Thursday to get last-minute tests before the Christmas weekend—a key step to take, public health experts say, should Minnesotans gather with family and friends.
Fire crews in Minneapolis knocked down a house fire Thursday afternoon less than a block away from George Floyd Square on the city's south side.
Police say a Blaine couple was shot at Wednesday night by a fleeing thief who tried to steal their Christmas presents.
A jury of twelve has found Kim Potter, the former Brooklyn Center police officer who shot and killed Daunte Wright, guilty on counts of both first- and second-degree manslaughter.
Former officer Kim Potter was found guilty of both first- and second-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright on Thursday.
The Minnesota Department has announced that the 11th school staff worker has died of COVID-19 this school year.
The settlement resolves allegations that Medtronic paid for more than 100 social events at a restaurant owned by Dr. Wilson Asfora, at Asfora's request. Medtronic allegedly sponsored the events over a nine-year period to persuade Asfora to use Medtronic products.
As the Christmas holiday approaches and Minnesotans scramble to get tested before gathering with family, the state health department recorded 3,378 new COVID-19 cases and 52 deaths.
There was still no verdict as the fourth day of deliberations in the Kim Potter trial got underway Thursday morning. Jurors have now spent over 24 hours across the past three days discussing the case as the Christmas holiday looms.
The jury weighing Kim Potter's fate got the case Monday following closing arguments and has deliberated for about 23 hours.
