Minnesota Weather: With Polar Vortex Exiting, Let The Thawing Begin
We're not there yet, but Mother Nature is making progress getting back to normal after Minnesota's brush with the polar vortex.
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We're not there yet, but Mother Nature is making progress getting back to normal after Minnesota's brush with the polar vortex.
Police believe a Mayo Clinic employee who went missing on her way to work in Wednesday morning's dangerous cold is safe, but they are still trying to make contact with her.
NASA released an infrared animation Thursday of the polar vortex that put Minnesota and much of the upper Midwest in a historic deep freeze this week -- and it looks as insidious as it felt.
A Fridley man is $10,000 richer after cracking the code to an annual Twin Cities tradition.
St. Cloud Police say a missing 11-year-old boy has been found safe.
Another reason the cold is good for the lakes is that it helps preserve the ice by giving balance to our warmer winter days.
Every time a new baby is born at Fairview Southdale Hospital, a lullaby plays. That lullaby has been ringing through the halls 60 times since Monday.
A Twin Cities school bus aide accused of molesting children is in the hospital with serious injuries after police found his wife dead.
Xcel Energy's natural gas service wasn't working for 152 homes in Princeton because of the extreme cold.
The store has been part of the Mall of America for more than a decade, having opened in Nov. 2008.
There's something for everyone in the Super Bowl -- including placing side bets -- often called proposition bets.
A Minnesota man who allegedly gave his ailing wife methamphetamine and held a "death party" before she died faces criminal charges, authorities said.
Two state senators want to protect the right of Minnesota kids to operate lemonade or hot dog stands without fear of the police.
It was bumpy rollout for the new online reservation system for the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
The bill calls for a constitutional amendment and must pass the House and Senate in consecutive, separately elected legislative sessions before going for a public vote.
