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"We as a Jewish community want to show that we're not going to stop being Jewish, we're not going to stop celebrating Shabbat, we're not going to be hindered," Temple Israel Senior Rabbi Marcia Zimmerman said. "Even in the face of violence, we are going to open our doors even wider."
Authorities in central Minnesota say they have identified a body that was found in a Kandiyohi County field on Halloween.
Service along Metro Transit's light-rail transit Green Line was suspended Friday after a train and pedestrian were involved in a crash. Metro Transit officials said a man was struck near Lexington Parkway on the line, which runs along University Avenue, just after 3 p.m.
Police say a fourth person has died at the homeless encampment near downtown Minneapolis.
A Twin Cities Lyft driver is accused of touching a passenger as she was falling asleep in the car.
Police say a woman has been charged with child neglect and false imprisonment after allegedly locking her 14-year-old son in a Roseville storage unit on Sept. 18.
No one has been arrested, police said, and they're still investigating the events leading up to the shooting.
A woman who was last seen near 9800 France Avenue in Bloomington has been reported missing, and police are turning to the public for information on her whereabouts.
The DNR says deer populations are continuing to rebound across the state, but they want hunters to keep three things in mind.
For Minnesotans looking to cast a ballot in the midterm elections over the weekend, early in-person voting is available.
A fourth likely 2020 Democratic presidential candidate is in Wisconsin to boost early voting efforts ahead of Tuesday's election.
Oscar Mayer thinks so. The company is weighing in on the social media debate, even launching a hotline challenging Twitter users to convince them otherwise.
Snow in Florida? It could be coming soon.
The editorial board of Minnesota's largest newspaper has announced that it's not endorsing either Democrat Keith Ellison or Republican Doug Wardlow in the race for attorney general.
The 2019 Final Four will mark yet another big-time event for Twin Cities tourism. With the increase in car and foot traffic comes an inevitable increase in Uber and Lyft requests, a side job many Minnesotans took advantage of during the 2018 Super Bowl.
