Crews Knock Down Flames At Little Canada Storage Facility
Fire crews knocked down flames overnight at a storage facility in Little Canada.
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Fire crews knocked down flames overnight at a storage facility in Little Canada.
Consider Monday's trace amounts of snow as an appetizer for what's to come.
The early snow forecast has a lot of folks thinking of the infamous Halloween blizzard of 1991.
"Once I noticed everything was missing, I don't know, I just got scared. Kind of freaked me out," Zeke Mohrman said.
It's a sprint to the finish line for Mayo Clinic researchers developing a COVID-19 vaccine.
On Tuesday, the Twin Cities is expecting its first measurable snowfall for the season -- that's early. So, can the October snow tell us anything about the upcoming winter?
Changes are coming to law enforcement in Minneapolis.
At least one person is dead after a crash late Monday afternoon northwest of St. Peter.
The man told his rescuers that he fell into the Mississippi River at one point, and had to cuddle up with his dog overnight to keep warm. He suffered some minor frostbite in the ordeal.
Deputies at the scene said Siwe had suffered "visible external injuries," and the Midwest Medical Examiner's office later said those injuries appeared to be the result of an assault.
After enduring months of bitter and polarizing political campaigning, Minnesotans eager for the finish line with next month's election may have to wait just a few days more.
Jason Lewis, Sen. Tina Smith's challenger, said there's a double-standard for Republicans and Democrats over COVID-19 rules.
Minnesota Republicans say now is the time to open up Minnesota, despite rising numbers of COVID-19 cases.
"If we could start by just getting on the same page with masking and social distancing, I think that would really go a long way," MDH's Kris Ehresmann said.
"Every single night on any block in this neighborhood you can hear gunshots!" Cathy Spann said. "Every single freaking night!"
