Could you last in the Big Brother House? Some local Minnesotans are hoping so
"Big Brother" casting came to the Twin Cities on Saturday and some locals are hoping to make it on the show.
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"Big Brother" casting came to the Twin Cities on Saturday and some locals are hoping to make it on the show.
A teacher at Edina High School got a threat via email Saturday morning. Edina Police are now investigating the incident.
A woman is expected to survive after being stabbed near the border of Minneapolis and St. Paul Friday night, police said.
A 911 caller reported a body in the river on the 700 block of Butternut Avenue, near the Lilydale boat launch, around 9:45 a.m., according to the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office.
A tentative agreement agreement has been reached between SEIU janitors in the Twin Cities and their employers.
The Iowa Hawkeyes secured their spot in the semi-finals in the Women's Big 10 Tournament on Friday night in a 95-62 win over Penn State.
A Minnesota teenager is fighting to recover after a typical drive took a terrifying turn.
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announced they will continue their summer tradition of hosting Red, White and Boom on the downtown Minneapolis riverfront.
If the amendment is approved, lawmakers say Minnesota would have the safest sports gambling bill in the nation.
The Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe hopes to boost its economy and provide jobs following the competition of the newly constructed 50,000-square-foot facility.
Two men are accused of stealing calculators from seven stores across the Minneapolis metro area. The men are believed to be from Texas, and apart of a much larger theft ring.
Authorities say a police officer is in stable condition after getting injured while responding to an incident at Fridley High School Thursday afternoon.
Law enforcement members targeting an individual in a recent drugs and weapons bust at a Minneapolis residence were surprised to find several others with arrest warrants on hand.
Among the report's findings: rideshare drivers in the Twin Cities metro area earned an average of just shy of $14.50 per hour in 2022, taking into consideration such things as time spent without an active passenger, and other expenses.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has once again vetoed an ordinance passed by the City Council that would guarantee a minimum wage for rideshare drivers. With the council expected to override the veto, he's also calling for a special session.