Wisconsin Republicans Seek To Shield State Gun Owners
Future federal laws that would ban or restrict the use of guns could not be enforced in Wisconsin under a Republican-backed bill up for approval in the state Assembly Wednesday.
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Future federal laws that would ban or restrict the use of guns could not be enforced in Wisconsin under a Republican-backed bill up for approval in the state Assembly Wednesday.
The Minneapolis City Council's Committee of the Whole announced an online public hearing for Mayor Jacob Frey's spending proposal for the first round of federal funding through the American Rescue Plan Act.
This early summer heat wave has forced a central Minnesota city to issue a watering ban.
The sheriffs of Minnesota's two largest counties say they are pulling their deputies from the U.S. Marshals Service's Fugitive Task Force until body cameras are allowed.
Minneapolis has received more than 3,700 reports of graffiti so far this year -- twice as many as the same time frame back in 2019.
St. Paul Public Schools ended the school year abruptly, blaming the hot weather. Students, teachers and parents learned of the cancellation just before school got out for the day.
Crews continued searching Tuesday for a boy who went missing Monday in the Mississippi River near St. Paul.
A 15-year-old Duluth girl is being credited with saving her family's lives during a house fire Tuesday morning.
Some Wisconsin State Patrol troopers would be equipped with body cameras under a vote Tuesday by the Republican-controlled state budget committee.
Logan James Mittelsteadt was last seen leaving his home Monday at about 4 p.m., and he may be in the Chisago Lakes-Forest Lake area.
A man is suing the estate of Daunte Wright, alleging the 20-year-old shot and killed by a Brooklyn Center police officer in April carjacked and assaulted him in March.
The Minnesota legislature is expected to return next week for a special session to pass a two-year budget.
A peer intervention program is empowering St. Paul police officers to police themselves, whether they have one day on the job or they're the chief.
WCCO has been documenting the distance learning journey of two Twin Cities families since September.
Minneapolis police are working to investigate two very similar deaths that happened during illegal street races over the weekend.
