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A crash involving a stolen school bus and a pickup truck injured three people Sunday morning in northwestern Minnesota. The State Patrol said the crash happened shortly after 6:30 a.m. near Highway 32 and 230th Avenue N.
Because of the snow in the forecast, Delta Airlines is prepping in advance. Right now, the company is letting passengers with flights for Monday reschedule without a change fee. These are for flights through the Twin Cities and Rochester.
Rather than waiting for the U.S. government to come through with funding for a tri-state Missouri River water pipeline, its developers are lobbying Iowa, Minnesota and South Dakota — states that will also benefit from the project — for upfront money to keep it progressing.
Minnesota health officials are planning to release results of the state's first-ever survey on the use of e-cigarettes among students in middle and high school.
With the first snowfall on the way, people are busy getting their gear ready.
Teresa Shaw caught Brooks' attention with a hand-made sign. What happened next brought the crowd to tears and gave Teresa the boost she needed for the battle she's fighting at home.
A Coon Rapids man caught secretly taping a boy changing in an Andover YMCA locker room will be sentenced on Monday.
Mauer hosted the Lanes For Friendship, a fundraiser for the Highland Friendship Club.
There's an alternative hunt going on in Waconia this weekend.
The Salvation Army kicked off the giving season with its "Rock the Red Kettle" Campaign Saturday. Hundreds of bell ringers set up throughout the Twin Cities Saturday afternoon.
A woman was taken to the hospital after a fire broke out in a Fridley apartment building early Saturday morning. Police said the fire broke out just before 6 a.m. in the 1600 block of 73rd Avenue Northeast.
Baristas from Minnesota, Iowa and all the way down to Texas are in town for the weekend-long "Big Central Coffee Competition" at Uppercut Gym in northeast Minneapolis.
Not only is it one of the most anticipated restaurant openings in the country, but it's also a great hometown success story. A kid from Bloomington, Minn. became a nationally-known cooking big shot in New York, but moved to Minneapolis to open his first spot.
Spread your wings and fly, butterfly! The Science Museum of Minnesota's live Butterfly House is now open. See hundreds of real butterflies close-up, watch their natural behaviors and explore their life cycles.
If you were lucky enough to get a ticket before they sold out, you'll definitely get your fill on the Twin Cities Donut Crawl this weekend. If not, you can always stop by Mel-O-Glaze, A Baker's Wife or Bogart's Doughnuts on your own.
