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Gov. Tim Walz on Friday signed an executive order to activate the Minnesota National Guard to prepare for the "potential of civil unrest" during former MPD officer Derek Chauvin's trial next month.
With single digits and below zero temperatures heading our way, HVAC companies are preparing for some busy days ahead.
An 18-year-old from Illinois who's accused of killing two people and wounding a third during a police brutality protest in Wisconsin last summer fired a California attorney who had been soliciting money for his case.
St. Paul police are asking the public's help in finding a therapy dog who was inside a car that was stolen Tuesday evening.
Sheriff's officials says the pickup driver who was killed in a collision with a freight train in Otter Tail County was a local man.
As the efforts to administer the COVID vaccine continue to ramp up, Minnesota health officials reported an additional 1,054 cases and 22 deaths.
A bald eagle who came to the University of Minnesota Raptor Center after a dramatic rescue by an Army veteran in 2016 has found a new home.
Minnesotans woke up Friday morning to subzero feels-like temperatures and it won't be getting much warmer as the day goes on.
A snowy section of Interstate 80 was closed Thursday afternoon in central Iowa after a massive crash involving roughly 40 vehicles.
Minnesotans are getting hit with a one-two punch of winter weather. First, a sloppy storm rolled over Minnesota on Thursday morning, bringing freezing rain and up to 5 inches of fresh snow in some areas. Now, a mass of arctic air is blowing into the state, threatening blowing snow and dangerously-cold wind chills this weekend.
A teenager wanted in connection to the fatal shooting at a mall in eastern Wisconsin was arrested Thursday in Iowa, according to the Grand Chute Police Department.
Many Americans feel the burden of student debt. According the Federal Reserve Bank, it now totals $1.6 trillion. That's behind mortgages, but ahead of total credit cards debt and car loans in the U.S.
As many search for COVID-friendly activities and flock to the hills, hospitals across the Twin Cities are seeing an uptick in sledding brain injuries.
More than ever, people have looked for ways to get out of their homes and find a place to escape. Rentals at state and county parks are in high demand.
While snow and ice thrive in below zero temperatures, humans don't.
