3 Teens Arrested In Minneapolis After Shooting Cashier In Attempted Robbery
Three teenagers were arrested Wednesday after allegedly trying to rob a Minneapolis business and shooting the 20-year-old woman behind the counter.
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Three teenagers were arrested Wednesday after allegedly trying to rob a Minneapolis business and shooting the 20-year-old woman behind the counter.
Last winter, there were only 35 hospitalizations for the entire flu season. There have already been 166 to date so far this winter, lending credence to health experts' fears that the populace would soon be laboring under a "twindemic."
A Minnesota sheriff's deputy died after battling COVID-19 for more than two weeks. Flags will be flown at half-staff in his honor.
The year 2021 brought stories of joy, stories of devastation, and stories of disappointment. It was, in short, another memorable year that none of us will soon forget.
The year 2021 was full of hardships and challenging moments, but there was also a lot of good that happened. Here are some of the top feel-good stories of 2021, starting with the most recent.
As the Omicron variant of COVID-19 continues to spread throughout the country, Minnesota health officials reported 6,780 more cases and 48 deaths Thursday.
St. Paul police are investigating two shootings Wednesday evening, including one where a woman was shot in the chest near an ATM.
Two grandmothers spent their Christmas in the hospital after both were violently robbed while out shopping in St. Paul.
While some changes may go unnoticed by the majority of Minnesotans, others may directly impact you and your family.
A woman was rescued by firefighters Wednesday evening after slipping and falling into the cave behind the frozen Minnehaha Falls in Minneapolis.
"Not every shelter option is gonna be right for everybody," Justin LaBeaux said. "Some folks are worried about their belongings. A lot of folks have partners, too, and the shelter systems are mostly single adults."
Two Minnesotans pleaded guilty Wednesday to straw purchasing nearly 100 firearms, several of which were later connected to crimes.
Our thermometers may not climb above zero at all on New Year's Day, when thousands of fans are expected to pack Target Field for an outdoor hockey game.
Amid the COVID-19 surge, Twin Cities gyms are trying to keep members healthy as Omicron spreads.
It takes the combined efforts of the Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans' staff, community partners and dedicated counselors to stick with veterans as they make the transition to having a place to call their own.
