Minnesota Weather: Rain, Thunderstorms Start Out The Week; Heat And Humidity Continues
Showers with some lightning are making their way through the state Monday as the heat and humidity continues this week.
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Showers with some lightning are making their way through the state Monday as the heat and humidity continues this week.
A driver died Sunday night in the north metro after he was ejected from his car in a fiery crash.
The event was called the "New America March," and was organized by the 10K Foundation.
The Becker County Sheriff's office says the condition of 21-year-old Cody Charles Binstock, who was pulled from Lake Melissa Friday afternoon by his brother, is unknown as of Sunday evening.
Two leaders. Both elected into the same job as the mayor of Minneapolis, but decades apart. And a city now under scrutiny for disparity and lack of opportunity for people of color.
Lois Riess is back in Minnesota to face charges for her husband's murder, after she was sentenced to life in prison last year for killing a woman in Florida.
Changes will be announced to the Minnesota Driver's Manual Monday after the mother of Philando Castile pushed for updates after his killing.
Investigators say it's a miracle that two people survived a plane crash Sunday afternoon in northern Minnesota.
Summer heat and humidity gave way to some isolated, pop-up showers and subsequent flash flooding Sunday afternoon in parts of the east metro.
A group marched through north Minneapolis Sunday afternoon, calling for an end to violence in the city.
Fireworks injuries were relatively low in the Twin Cities this year despite an expected uptick due to more private displays in the wake of numerous COVID-19 cancelations.
Crews are still working to recover the body of a man who fell off a pontoon into Lake Carlos Friday night.
Authorities in Carlton County say a 48-year-old man was killed Saturday night in an ATV accident.
A loose network of Facebook groups that took root across the country in April to organize protests over coronavirus stay-at-home orders has become a hub of misinformation and conspiracy theories that have pivoted to a variety of new targets. Their latest: Black Lives Matter and the nationwide protests of racial injustice.
In the last 48 hours, Minnesota added 519 more cases of COVID-19 to its tally of infections and five more deaths. Sunday's update includes the previous day's numbers as the Minnesota Department of Health did not release information on Saturday due to the Fourth of July holiday.
