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Gov. Tony Evers issued an emergency order Tuesday limiting public indoor gatherings to 25% occupancy after Wisconsin became one of the nation's COVID hotspots.
One man is in the hospital and another man is in custody following a stabbing in St. Cloud Monday.
A Wisconsin judge heard arguments Monday in a lawsuit aimed at suspending Democratic Gov. Tony Evers' mask mandate but didn't immediately rule, saying he needs to think about it as COVID-19 surges across the state.
A WCCO photojournalist is moving forward in seeking charges against the man who punched a phone out of his hands last week ahead of a rally in Duluth for President Donald Trump.
Birch's Lowertown in St. Paul is shutting its doors for good later this month, and owner Burt Joseph says it's because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A new council has been created to protect construction workers rebuilding the Twin Cities, called the Building Dignity and Respects Standards Council. It was introduced by local leaders Tuesday.
Minnesota revenue officials say over 100,000 people in the state may be eligible for an economic impact payment, but have not received it. Now, the deadline for registering has been extended.
Minnesota health officials released updated COVID-19 data Tuesday, reporting 954 additional positive cases and four more deaths.
Authorities have identified the Minneapolis police officer who shot a man last week after a car crash on the city's south side.
Even if you didn't file a tax return for last year, but meet specific requirements, you may be eligible for the money.
The Mississippi River in downtown Minneapolis is being drawn down this week, revealing a landscape similar to how the river looked long ago.
Minnesota Vikings fans will have to wait least a few more weeks before watching their team play at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Allina Health technical workers gathered again Tuesday in front St. Francis Regional Medical Center in Shakopee to picket, with signs reading "people over profits" and "enough is enough."
The iconic mural of George Floyd painted in south Minneapolis was vandalized for a second time.
The combination of strong winds, warm temperatures and low humidity Tuesday in western Minnesota will create near ideal conditions for wildfires.
