New Financial Literacy App Aims To Close Racial Wealth Gap
A new program launching on Juneteenth is taking a different approach to help one of Minnesota's biggest problems -- the disparity gap between races.
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A new program launching on Juneteenth is taking a different approach to help one of Minnesota's biggest problems -- the disparity gap between races.
An FBI affidavit filed in North Dakota this week says the man is suspected of stealing at least 63 carts in at least seven states, including Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin in recent years.
Republican Gov. Doug Burgum said the project, when completed in 2027, would protect some $20 billion in property.
Buffalo Days is going strong at Sturges Park along Lake Buffalo, featuring rides, games and food. It's especially exciting given the recent past residents have had to live through.
A 34-year-old Minneapolis man has been charged with killing a teenager in a hit-and-run in north Minneapolis on Tuesday evening.
Drought conditions mean water levels are down in lakes across the state. Boaters say they haven't seen anything like it in 15 years.
The official Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension investigative report has been released in the case of a northern Minnesota carjacker who took his own life in January after a sheriff's deputy opened fire.
Brown County Sheriffs Office issued a burning restriction Friday afternoon due to extremely dry conditions and drought affecting 46 percent of the state.
Community spread remains at its highest point since the beginning of the pandemic - 51.5% as of last week.
Minneapolis police believe two men were shot early Friday morning near 15th and Nicollet in Minneapolis.
Due to extreme wildfire conditions, a red flag warning has been issued for much of central Minnesota.
A Burnsville man is accused of lighting his ex-girlfriend's car on fire behind a bar in Jordan in March.
After a year of virtual pageants and festivals, many events are coming back "live" this summer. That includes a celebration of perhaps Minnesota's most famous prairie family.
The Morrison County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in attempting to locate 30-year-old Kaylee Bohnen and her two children, 7-year-old Nikita Bohnen and 3-year-old Samual Kombo, from Little Falls.
The Minneapolis City Council has approved $5 million to pay for police overtime.
