Aerials show Minneapolis homeless encampment wiped out after massive fire
Crews quickly extinguished a fire at a homeless encampment in south Minneapolis Thursday, but not before it was decimated.
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Crews quickly extinguished a fire at a homeless encampment in south Minneapolis Thursday, but not before it was decimated.
The St. Paul Fire Department says the city has tied a grim record set 30 years ago.
Some local music legends will headline this year's Taste of Minnesota, festival organizers announced Thursday.
Minnesota is projected to have a budget surplus of $3.715 billion this biennium, according to state budget officials, who urged lawmakers to be cautious with any additional spending this year to avert a potential future deficit.
Investigators had been searching for him for months and eventually found 18-year-old Jaden Trejaun Butcher after he was hurt in a different shooting this week.
The sculpture, by Burnsville artist Mary Pat Lutz, features three life-sized bronze sculptures of a firefighter, a paramedic and a Police officer.
Around 100 people are said to have shown up to the University of Minnesota's Eastcliff Mansion to protest investments in programs that help the Israeli government amid the war with Hamas.
The St. Paul City Council passed more than $45 million in funds to improve streets and parks infrastructure thanks to the city's new 1% sales tax increase.
The three first responders killed in Burnsville were honored with a public memorial and procession on Wednesday. Find all of WCCO's coverage here.
The law enforcement and firefighting communities remembered three fallen Burnsville first responders at a public memorial Wednesday.
A Burnsville police sergeant wounded in the same shooting that killed three first responders paid tribute to the men at their public memorial Wednesday.
The three Burnsville first responders who were killed in a shooting earlier this month were honored in a large public memorial on Wednesday.
Second gentleman Doug Emhoff visited the Twin Cities on Thursday and Friday.
Thousands across Minnesota on Wednesday will say goodbye to the three Burnsville first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice. Here are the details you need to know.
On Tuesday, the nonprofit Backing the Blue Line hosted women at a Savage fire station to prepare 4,000 roses for the memorial.
