Man shot near State Capitol before running to gas station for help
A man is in stable condition after being shot blocks from the State Capitol Tuesday night, police said.
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A man is in stable condition after being shot blocks from the State Capitol Tuesday night, police said.
Jennifer Mayerle talked to the one victim who noticed something strange, and helped police crack the case.
A 17-year-old girl is charged in connection with a string of violent robberies early Monday morning in south Minneapolis, according to the Hennepin County Attorney's Office.
More than two years after an innocent girl lost her life in north Minneapolis, her grandfather has a message for her killer.
Minnesotans are going to food shelves in record numbers. There were more than 5 million visits in 2022, which is 50% more than the previous year, according to Hunger Solutions Minnesota.
The Mississippi River in downtown St. Paul is so low it's registering its fourth-lowest measurement ever.
A 21-year-old woman who helped GOP donor Anton Lazzaro sex traffic underage girls at "every step of the way" was sentenced Tuesday to three years in prison.
Metro Transit says ridership on its State Fair Express Buses saw a big spike during this year's Great Minnesota Get-Together.
Thanks to a newly passed law, all students are eligible to receive one free breakfast and lunch every day, regardless of income status.
A law passed earlier this year at the Minnesota Capitol has led several school districts and law enforcement agencies to rethink their use and deployment of school resource officers (SROs).
Firefighters from several departments responded to a fire at a quadplex in Minnetonka overnight.
The new year brings excitement to St. Louis Park Public Schools' teachers and staff as well as the roughly 5,000 students.
"If they're already short-staffed and people call off because they don't want to work in heat, extreme conditions, programming is going to stop, and inmates are going to be locked in 23 hours a day in extreme heat," said former corrections officer Maria Olanda Aguilera.
"For families with kids on the spectrum, sometimes it's difficult for them. They have behaviors, they have triggers. Sometimes they don't know how to communicate their emotions and feelings, which is very tough for them," said Beyond the Spectrum's Ayub Elmi.
This year, St. Paul will welcome three schools back on yellow buses, and two high schools will continue taking Metro Transit to class. Contractors say offering higher wages is key to filling positions, but it doesn't fix everything.
