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A longtime Vermont advocate for patients in the mental health system is closely monitoring events in Minnesota, where she participated in a review of a drug test in which a mentally ill man later took his own life.
At least three people were hospitalized overnight following two crashes in Minneapolis.
Minneapolis Public Schools has a plan to put more money into classrooms but it will impact more than 100 jobs.
A Fridley family filed suit this week against the Spring Lake Park Panther Youth Football Association over their deaf son's participation in the league. They believe the nonprofit should've paid for interpreters and allowed the family to use a special drum to signal the start of play.
This weekend, the New York Times is profiling a young Twin Cities man who joined a terror group last spring. The article is titled, "From Minneapolis to ISIS: An American's Path to Jihad." It focuses on Abdi Nur -- the son of Somali immigrants in Minnesota -- and how active he's been on social media, even after traveling to Syria.
This year marks a new era for the St. Paul Saints baseball team -- in two months, they'll play their first home game in Lowertown. CHS Field was built on the site of the old Gillette factory. The brand new building cost 62 million dollars, but it still honors some old Saints traditions.
More than a dozen people are facing behind bars after a two-day prostitution sting by police at a Duluth area motel late this week. Fourteen men face charges for soliciting prostitution, one of whom faces additional charges for sex trafficking and selling methamphetamine. A woman was also taken into custody for offering prostitution services.
A Pinewood woman is hospitalized after leading authorities on a high-speed chase down Highway 37 in Hibbing Saturday morning.
Minnesota Senator Al Franken co-authored a piece of legislation that would make it possible to refinance federal student loans for lower interest rates. The bill would apply to both graduates and current students with college debt.
A popular stop in cabin country is remembering its founder this weekend. Betty Lessard, the founder of Betty's Pies in Two Harbors, passed away at age 90.
After two years marked largely by disappointment, lawmakers and health care experts are warily eyeing Minnesota's health insurance exchange as it nears its toughest test yet. The federal money MNsure has leaned heavily on will be gone by the end of the year, and it will have to keep afloat from the fees it pulls in from private plan signups.
It's been around for thousands of years, but right now it doesn't get hotter than pizza. Matt Kalil is a 25-year-old offensive tackle for the Minnesota Vikings, and the big name behind Pieology Pizza in Maple Grove, St. Paul and Mankato.
If your home is in need of a spring spruce-up, you might want to stop into Bachman's Spring Revival Ideas House. Each room has its own unique theme and story, but is tied together with energetic color, fresh floral and other living greens.
Andrew Basso, considered one of the world's greatest escape artist, and is in the Twin Cities. Basso will be on tour with The Illusionists, the best-selling show on Broadway. It's seven of the most incredible illusionists on earth on one stage at St. Paul's Ordway Center.
A South Dakota man is dead after a rollover crash early Saturday morning in Scott County. The Minnesota State Patrol says the crash happened just before 4 a.m. on Highway 169, south of Marystown.
