Construction crews warn ice dams could cause damage to homes well into spring
As road crews play catch-up with potholes, repair crews are playing catch-up with damage from ice dams.
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As road crews play catch-up with potholes, repair crews are playing catch-up with damage from ice dams.
The NCAA tournament kicked off Thursday morning, which means work productivity will likely suffer for the next couple days. But at one house in Edina, that's a good thing.
The after-action review gave 27 recommendations. Of those, 17 have been completed and the remaining 10 are in progress.
Authorities say a 37-year-old woman who hadn't been seen since February has been found safe.
"It's part of our city's identity," Irish-American historian Jim Rogers said, "but it's odd because the last time the Irish were the largest foreign born ethnic group in St. Paul was the 1850 census."
According to investigators, the woman was shot inside the car near St. Anthony Avenue and Marion Street. Police are seeking information from anyone who might have been at or near that location around 5 p.m. Monday afternoon.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan on Thursday announced their revised "One Minnesota" budget proposal.
According to court documents filed Thursday, 32-year-old Johnson Sirleaf faces a second-degree murder charge, while 29-year-old Blanyon Davies is charged with aiding an offender.
A Minnesota state senator's comments over the passage of a bill this week that would provide free meals to all students, regardless of income, are drawing criticism on the national stage.
The Minnesota Vikings are expected to make plenty of moves with free agency beginning this week. Follow all the action here.
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety says they're cracking down on drunk driving, and there will be extra law enforcement in downtown St. Paul all day Friday and through the weekend.
Daniel Irish was attempting to apprehend a driver who had fled a traffic stop when the lawsuit says he was attacked by Keith McNamara's K-9, Thor.
Kennedy High School's Rhythm in Gold is attaining accolades, but as their season ends, they're facing one final challenge.
While things begin to wind down at spring training in Florida, work is underway to make sure the ballpark is ready to welcome the "boys of summer," regardless what kind of weather we're getting in Minnesota.
A new probe into the troubled Southwest Light Rail transit line project finds that the Metropolitan Council charged with overseeing it wasn't transparent with cost overruns and delays.
