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David Hann won an election Saturday for the job after Jennifer Carnahan was forced out of the role in August. Hann, a former state Senate minority leader from Eden Prairie, won the final vote over businessman Jerry Dettinger.
A man with eight active arrest warrants was finally apprehended Friday after leading authorities on two separate pursuits, stealing multiple vehicles, and leading authorities on various K-9 searches.
Medtronic's Twin City Marathon weekend returned with a bang as St. Paul runner Danny Docherty became the first person ever to win multiple MTCM titles in a single year.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and since the pandemic began there's been a sharp decline in breast cancer screening according to the CDC.
A march in Minneapolis is part of a National Day of Action. Women and allies plan to rally for what organizers say is to protect and expand access to abortion in Minnesota.
According to WCCO meteorologist Lisa Meadows, showers in the Twin Cities should be done by about 10 p.m. The rain is expected to continue Saturday night for east central Minnesota and western Wisconsin, but will then dry out by Sunday.
The incident happened near the 4600 block of Aldrich Avenue North. A resident in the neighborhood reported a man in their yard who claimed to have been shot.
Time is up for some Minnesota health care workers to get their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. Many health systems are requiring them, and Friday is the deadline for employees at Hennepin Health care, Essentia and Allina Health.
Enjoying the mild fall weather? Expect it to continue into the early October.
A seven-hour standoff in Duluth with an alleged armed bank robber ended Friday night with no one seriously hurt and the 30-year-old man in custody.
"They were very hospitable, looking to feed us and take care of us even though we were there to help them."
At the scene, officers found a juvenile suspect with three handguns in their possession. The suspect was arrested without incident.
Friends of a Minnesota man stuck in Afghanistan keep running into roadblocks to bring him home.
"Once you do one, it's hard not to want to do more," Scott Wilson said. "It's so fun. It's painful, but afterwards you're really grateful you did it."
There have now been 233 grade schools that have had five or more confirmed cases of COVID-19 in students or staff since the start of the school year, according to the latest figures from the Minnesota Department of Health.
