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Two men pleaded guilty this week to starting a fire in Target's headquarters in Minneapolis last August when rioting broke out downtown after rumor spread that police fatally shot a Black man.
St. Paul police are still searching for the driver who killed a 68-year-old man in a hit-and-run crash Friday.
Fighting a pandemic is hard enough. But a year into the COVID crisis, Minnesota health care providers still face PPE shortages.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Monday announced changes to the state's community vaccination efforts, with adults 65 years of age and older having a 24-hour window to pre-register for a chance to get an appointment. Also, a mass vaccination event will be held in St. Paul for educators and child care providers.
Minneapolis police say the body of a deceased woman has been identified as 63-year-old Alpha Lyons, who was reported missing last week.
The north side of Minneapolis is celebrating the accomplishments of one of its own.
The Minnesota Board of Pardons Monday granted its first full pardon since 1984.
As a long-time construction worker, Mike Bell was known for his toughness. The 79-year-old beat cancer three times, but then COVID-19 infected his entire family, just as they were planning to be vaccinated.
It has been two weeks since Minnesota bars and restaurants were allowed to re-open at 50% capacity. It's working for some, while others are struggling.
Gov. Tim Walz released on Monday a slate of his education priorities that he believes will help ensure high-quality education is available to all Minnesota students no matter their race or socio-economic status.
The COVID-19 Brazil P.1 variant has been found in a Minnesota patient -- the first confirmed case in the United States.
It's been two weeks since restaurants and bars were able to reopen to indoor diners at 50% capacity. While many owners say business has improved substantially, they caution that more help is needed.
Gov. Tim Walz will this week propose a two-year budget with a heavy focus on helping Minnesota recover from the impact of COVID-19.
Target announced Monday that it's giving $500 bonuses to more than 375,000 of its frontline team members working at stores across the country, including seasonal workers.
As the state announces changes to its vaccine pilot program, Minnesota health officials on Monday reported nearly 800 new cases of COVID-19 and three additional deaths, the lowest daily fatality count since mid-October.
