Minnesota Weather: The Twin Cities May See A Few Inches Of Snow This Weekend
Forecasters say there's chance the Twin Cities could see a few inches of snow this weekend.
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Forecasters say there's chance the Twin Cities could see a few inches of snow this weekend.
Officials have identified the pedestrian killed Wednesday morning while attempting to cross Hiawatha Avenue in south Minneapolis.
The Rolling Stones are returning to the Twin Cities this spring.
82-year-old George Jensen, the man who crashed his van into a north Minneapolis bus shelter, may not go to jail despite seriously hurting several people.
Jeff Wagner gives a sobering perspective from those on the front lines of St. Paul's record gun violence.
Deputies arrested a man they think managed to cut off the oxygen supply at a major Twin Cities hospital late last year.
The new top Democrat in the Minnesota Senate said Wednesday that she's committed to making sure "that every voice has a place at the table" as she works to unify her caucus ahead of the 2020 legislative session and the November elections.
State Democrats and Republicans came together to announce new legislation Wednesday.
Conversations are underway in St. Paul that could affect anyone who eats or shops in the city.
Wisconsin high school teacher David Kruchten was charged Wednesday with hiding cameras in his students' hotel rooms at the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis.
Authorities say an emergency text alert telling people to evacuate immediately was accidentally sent out Wednesday morning to residents in several northern Minnesota counties.
So far more than 500 American have been taken out of Wuhan, China: the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. But for those still there, time is running out.
A 28-year-old Minneapolis man who works as a policy fellow for Mayor Jacob Frey is facing serious firearm possession and drug charges.
There's time to protect the privacy of Minnesotans who vote in the Super Tuesday presidential primary on March 3, Democratic Secretary of State Steve Simon and a bipartisan group of lawmakers said Wednesday.
According to the latest figures, Sanders had 37,999 voters in the final alignment to Buttigieg's 38,599 -- that's a difference of half a percent.
