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Activists plan a rally this weekend to demand charges against two Minneapolis police officers in the fatal shooting of a black man last November. The rally starts at noon Saturday at the Hennepin County Government Center in downtown Minneapolis.
The lawmaker behind a controversial bill, defining who can use bathrooms in Minnesota, will speak about his plan Wednesday. The bill says "restrooms, locker rooms, [and] dressing rooms … shall remain reserved for males or females as they are biologically defined."
We know it is going to snow Wednesday. We know it is going to be heavy and wet. We even have a good idea when the storm will start. But what is hard to pinpoint exactly is how much we will get.
A St. Paul school board meeting erupted in chaos Tuesday over how the district handles student violence. Protesters interrupted the meeting after one man spoke out in support of educators.
Any day now, we should learn whether two Minneapolis police officers will face charges in Jamar Clark's death. Witnesses said the 24-year-old was handcuffed when police shot him last fall. The shooting sparked weeks of protest.
Hope you didn't put the shovels in deep storage yet, because a big March snow storm is set to hit mid-day Wednesday. The morning commute should be fine, with precipitation in the area, but nothing too heavy.
The Minneapolis Downtown Council, in collaboration with CrimeStoppers, said Tuesday it's offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in connection with the assault of a St. Patrick's Day Parade participant.
New video released shows the fire and explosion that devastated the downtown in a southwest Minnesota community. The Madelia Police Department posted video of the fire Monday afternoon.
Spring break is finally here for many students, but now is also the time to start registering for summer camps. The YWCA of Minneapolis launched a STEM camp for girls last year called "Eureka!" -- and it is truly like no other in Minnesota.
A Minnesota man is accused of lying to the FBI about when he last contacted the Islamic State group.
Minneapolis police have made an arrest in the death of a man last week on the city's north side. Kelontay Croom, 22, was killed during a shootout between cars around 2 a.m. Thursday.
One Twin Cities school sent dozens of students to Belgium for spring break. It is not the only Minnesota connection to Tuesday morning's terrorist attack.
Minnesota lawmakers moved quickly on Tuesday to require carbon monoxide detectors on boats with enclosed spaces.
More than 54,000 Minnesotans work in the state's clean energy sector, and industry analysts say that number is expected to grow.
Republican presidential candidate John Kasich was in the Twin Cities on Tuesday, and he sharply criticized the president Barack Obama's handling of the Belgian terror attack.
