Giant pumpkin stolen from Linden Hills family's front yard
"We opened the shades and the kids screamed 'the pumpkin is gone! Our huge pumpkin is gone.' And we were super bummed," said Angelea Hoft.
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"We opened the shades and the kids screamed 'the pumpkin is gone! Our huge pumpkin is gone.' And we were super bummed," said Angelea Hoft.
An Iowa woman accused of fatally stabbing her ex-partner in Minneapolis, then crashing the victim's car with her body inside in southern Minnesota, has been deemed competent to stand trial.
The latest drought continues to worsen as our impressive stretch without rain goes on.
Nearly all areas of Minnesota are under a red flag warning Thursday due to extreme fire risk.
A substitute teacher at Woodbury High School is accused of reenacting the murder of George Floyd in class with students earlier this week.
The Dakota County Sheriff's Offices says deputies responded to a crash on County Road 46 and Biscayne Avenue in Rosemount around 3:30 p.m.
The plan would renovate the building and make it a "democracy center," moving elections services from a building the city leases in northeast Minneapolis to that site and also creating 8,000 square feet of community space.
A 51-year-old Savage man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in the Feeding our Future COVID relief fraud case.
The Hennepin County Attorney's Office announced Tuesday it is seeking to re-try a man accused of killing a Minneapolis high school student-athlete in 2022.
Questions are being asked about how a 13-year-old boy tragically lost his life on a haunted hayride in central Minnesota.
Kate Eggers Leaf and her husband John have been lacing up to run since before high school.
A local food shelf gets a huge renovation and hopes to intercept violence in Minneapolis.
On Tuesday, Timothy Hill Jr. of Woodbury was convicted of one count of wire fraud for embezzling more than $144,000 over 13 months.
A Twin Cities man accused of dismembering his pregnant sister in May has been deemed competent to stand trial.
Veteran homelessness is now considered rare, brief and non-reoccurring in Minnesota's most populous county.
