Police: Boy Hit By METRO Green Line Train In St. Paul
Metro Transit police say a boy was hit by a METRO Green Line train in St. Paul early Wednesday evening.
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Metro Transit police say a boy was hit by a METRO Green Line train in St. Paul early Wednesday evening.
Minnesotan's love affair with their native loons was evident on Christmas Lake Wednesday.
The Loons just got back two promising players -- Mason Toye and Hassani Dotson -- from the United States' under-23 team.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey wants to get rid of the cash bail system for certain low-level offenders.
A man is alive this evening thanks to a woman in north Minneapolis who made a bold, impromptu move.
On Wednesday, Governor Walz kicked off a tour aimed at helping Minnesota veterans and their families.
A former St. Louis Park man is in a Syrian prison right now, one of thousands of captured ISIS fighters.
Thieves have taken more than $400,000 from 26 people in Eagan who have fallen victim to scammers in the last nine months of the year.
St. Paul city leaders must decide whether to cut police officers positions during a time when shootings in the capitol city are on the rise.
Minnesota Paralympic swimmer Mallory Weggerman has returned from the World Para Swimming Championships in London with some new hardware.
A Minneapolis man was charged with attempted murder and assault after he allegedly strangled a woman and lit her on fire.
Minnesota's new task force on the opioid crisis will hold its first meeting next week on how best to spend $20 million from new licensing fees on the pharmaceutical industry.
A person is in custody after crashing into a police officer's squad car and leading police on a pursuit through Minneapolis Wednesday.
Health officials are urging Minnesotans to get flu shots as soon as possible.
St. Paul Public Schools has agreed to settle a 2017 whistleblower lawsuit with a black former teacher who accused the district of retaliating against him for criticizing its racial equity policy that led to a reduction in suspensions of African-American students.
