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For the first time in four years, there's a chance for you to go shopping at Dayton's.
Abandoned baggage stranded some Amtrak passengers in Red Wing Wednesday night.
Many Hennepin County residents are in shock after receiving proposed levies and taxes for 2022. Some saw their property tax estimates rise by more than 20%.
The Eagan Police Department said it found a "bag of valuables" and it would "love to talk to" the owner.
"Minneapolis is a safe city, and simultaneously we are dealing with a very significant increase in crime, and specifically violent crimes. Let's be very clear, that is not acceptable in any way, shape or form."
A Minnesota woman is launching a legal battle with Wisconsin officials over her plans to start a bottled water company near Lake Superior. The struggle is pitting entrepreneurial aspirations against environmental concerns.
It's a store that existed well before Minnesota officially became a state. In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen visits Marine on St. Croix to see one of the oldest general stores in the entire country.
The name on the front door of a former Minneapolis fire station on the city's north side fits like a glove when you see the flurry of punches flying across the ring inside. But learning to throw a clean jab is not the main hook of this gritty sanctuary.
After 20 months of a global pandemic, day-to-day life is inching back to normal. But inside Minnesota hospitals, it's a much different story.
Rochester police said Thursday afternoon that Destynee Stream was found safe. Authorities thanked the community for their help.
State data show most beds across Minnesota are full and there are more than 1,300 hospitalized with COVID-19 as of Wednesday. The state has tapped into surge bed capacity, according to Minnesota Department of Health data.
A Twin Cities man is facing federal charges after he allegedly tried to defraud more than $2 million in COVID-19 relief funds before fleeing the country.
A Twin Cities man was sentenced Wednesday to 30 years in prison for sexually abusing boys while he was a teacher.
