Jimmy Lee Recreation Center hosts "Stop the Violence" basketball event
The Jimmy Lee Recreation Center in St. Paul hosted a "Stop the Violence" event Saturday featuring basketball games and contests.
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The Jimmy Lee Recreation Center in St. Paul hosted a "Stop the Violence" event Saturday featuring basketball games and contests.
An Amazon driver is in jail after he allegedly punched a man who complained about a missing package Saturday afternoon.
Police say two suspects are in custody after they allegedly used a sledgehammer to break display cases and rob a Target in North St. Paul.
Taekwondo might not be Minnesota's most popular sport. But the World Taekwondo Academy dojang in Maple Grove is the home to some of the country's top up-and-coming talent.
Starting at 8 a.m. on Monday, about 300 volunteers will meet in downtown Stillwater to start the process of assembling and putting out thousands of sandbags to protect against any potential flooding.
The Minneapolis Fire Department says it responded to a fire at a one-and-a-half-story home on the 4300 block of James Avenue North around 6:30 p.m.
Vihaan Kapil is thought to be the youngest Minnesotan to ever make it to the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
A pizza shop is temporarily closed after it caught on fire Friday afternoon in south Minneapolis.
For decades, it's been legal to pay people with disabilities less than minimum wage, but there's momentum building to get rid of the practice.
The clear skies gave the perfect photo op to capture the Northern Lights in all its glory.
The bus was at the intersection of Penn Avenue North and Golden Valley Road at the time, and the driver immediately contacted dispatch operators, who called 911.
A family-owned radio station is entering its second century of local broadcasting.
Contract negotiations started last June and food service workers filed a notice for strike in late January.
A 21-year-old woman has been sentenced to 15 years for her involvement in a high-speed car crash in April 2021 that killed two young adults.
The City of Minneapolis announced that it is developing a precautionary plan to ensure that the water the city delivers to residents is not impacted if contamination from the Monticello nuclear plant leak does ultimately reach the Mississippi River.
