Minneapolis Convention Center To Be Fully Operational Again This Weekend
After being at limited capacity for more than a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Minneapolis Convention Center will be fully operational again starting this weekend.
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After being at limited capacity for more than a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Minneapolis Convention Center will be fully operational again starting this weekend.
The show, described as a "high-energy, gymnastics-meets-pop-concert spectacular," will come to Target Center on Oct. 13.
Mahtomedi Public Schools buildings went into lockdown briefly Thursday after a threat was posted on social media.
A Woodbury mother faces attempted murder and assault charges after neighbors reported she was beating her children and chasing them down the street early Wednesday morning. Both children were hospitalized.
Kevin Clark, a onetime child actor who played drums in the 2003 movie "School of Rock," was struck and killed in a bicycle accident in Logan Square early Wednesday.
WCCO director of meteorology Mike Augustyniak says that parts of Minnesota could see below-freezing temperatures overnight going into Friday.
As of Thursday morning, the latest figures from the Minnesota Department of Health showed that about 64% of Minnesotans 16 or older had received at least one dose, and 89% of those 65 or older had received at least one dose.
Minnesota safety officials are urging motorists to drive safely ahead of Memorial Day weekend, which marks the start of what's historically been the deadliest 100 days on Minnesota roads.
A Sixers fan was ejected after dumping popcorn on Russell Westbrook Wednesday night.
The man who shot and killed eight people at a Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) light rail yard Wednesday was identified as Sam Cassidy, 57, a San Jose resident and VTA employee.
Wesley believes that her purpose in life is to serve. She also wants the community to know she's not going anywhere.
A St. Paul tradition won't happen for the second year in a row.
The Minneapolis Field Office investigates counterfeit money. The special agent in charge says they catch more than a million dollars in counterfeit bills in Minnesota each year.
It's one of the most iconic signs in our state, and if you're driving through St. Paul you can't miss the big, red numeral on top of the First National Bank building.
A man charged with murder after police say he opened fire outside a nightclub over the weekend is accused of doing the same thing back in 2019.
