Lighting Strike Caused Eagan House Fire, Officials Say
Investigators believe a lightning strike caused a house fire in Eagan early Saturday morning.
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Investigators believe a lightning strike caused a house fire in Eagan early Saturday morning.
It will be a wild night and early morning of severe weather for much of Minnesota, with damaging winds in the form of a possible derecho being the main threat.
Congressman John Lewis, a civil rights icon who helped organize the 1963 March on Washington and served in Congress for decades, has died, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the Congressional Black Caucus said Friday. Lewis was 80 years old.
Hundreds of homeless Minnesotans are being forced out of Minneapolis parks.
An act of kindness towards police has started a chain-reaction around the Twin Cities.
The Lakeville Fire Department says crews battled a house fire Friday night.
We know Saturday will be hot -- but it's going to feel even warmer than the temperature on your thermometer.
Minnesota is stepping up enforcement at restaurants to make sure they're following COVID-19 rules.
A former policy fellow to Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey was charged Friday by the United States Attorney's office with drug and gun crimes.
A 32-year-old Minneapolis man rescued an injured bald eagle on the side of Interstate 35W Saturday late afternoon.
A landlord in the Powderhorn neighborhood is suing the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation board, claiming that allowing people to live in tents in the park violates a number of already-existing ordinances.
Over the past month, there have been multiple incidents near the 1900 block of Country Road B. Each incident targeted a resident's Black Lives Matter sign. There have also been four separate reports of dead raccoons placed in the nearby area.
A mother, grandmother and a good friend. It's how loved ones remember a Minneapolis woman who lost her life to COVID-19.
St. Paul's Ayd Mill Road will soon close for months in both directions for construction of a shared bike and pedestrian trail.
Prior to the pandemic's lockdown, the perception of crime kept some folks away, but that pales when compared to the devastating impacts of COVID-19.
