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"This morning I woke up and wiped blood out of my eye, and I've done that every morning for the past two years," Stevenson said. "It impacts me every day, and it will continue to impact me every day."
Gun safety advocates returned to the capitol in-person on Wednesday for the first time since the pandemic began two years ago to urge the Minnesota Legislature to expand background checks for all gun sales and approve "red flag" laws.
New figures show Minnesota's hospitality and tourism industry lost more than $15 billion in revenue over the last two years.
At Prince of Peace Church in Burnsville, food shelf staffers say demand for food has been steadily increasing over the course of the last five months.
The death of 33-year-old Ashley Carlson has been ruled an accident by the Midwest Medical Examiner's office.
The exhibit shows the hours leading up to George Floyd's murder, all the way to the trial and conviction of Derek Chauvin.
Republicans comments were muted, but most Democrats are giving President Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy enthusiastic support.
No one was hurt when a University of Minnesota bus crashed into a restaurant and music venue on Minneapolis' West Bank early Tuesday afternoon.
"We don't have the ability to unilaterally overturn the election," Vos said of 2020, repeating his long-held position. "It can't happen."
A 26-year-old Minneapolis man faces charges accusing him of ramming multiple police squad vehicles with a stolen vehicle in St. Louis Park Sunday.
Kendall Hampton told investigators he left his gun on the windowsill and fell asleep before the shooting, but doesn't know how the child was actually injured, a criminal complaint states.
The Minneapolis Ethical Practices Board has dismissed ethics complaints filed against Mayor Jacob Frey in connection to his handling of the Amir Locke fatal shooting, the mayor's office announced Wednesday.
A popular Minneapolis restaurant and three of the city's chefs have been named finalists for James Beard Awards.
Minnesota's latest average COVID-19 positivity rate has fallen to nearly 3% as state health officials report 889 additional virus cases and 13 more deaths.
Officers reported to the 300 block of Eichenwald Street at about 11:30 p.m. Tuesday after a report of shots fired.
