Twin Cities has sixth snowiest winter so far, NWS reports
If you've felt like there's been a lot of snow this winter, you're not wrong.
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If you've felt like there's been a lot of snow this winter, you're not wrong.
Lindsay Whalen is stepping down as head coach of the University of Minnesota women's basketball team.
Quarterly earnings from Macy's and Best Buy show how Americans have pulled back their spending on clothes and gadgets as inflation strains household budgets.
It's the time of year again -- the winter season is nearing its end.
A Minnesota storm chaser went on a wild ride through downtown Minneapolis late last month.
Minnesota officials are calling for a Kia and Hyundai safety recall after a spike in thefts in the Twin Cities.
There's a sad update for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources' EagleCam nest, but also a silver lining.
More Ukrainian families continue to flee their homes now into the second year of the Russian invasion. Some are finding a solace and a fresh start in Minnesota.
"They're not getting a comparable wage to what hospital nurses make, so the kids and the family suffer because of it," Tiffany Goodchild, whose son has cerebral palsy, said.
The Minnesota Department of Corrections says a minimum custody inmate at the Minnesota Correctional Facility in Lino Lakes was on Community Work Crew status in Blaine when he fled his worksite to a waiting vehicle.
The legislation, which has bipartisan support, forbids a social media platform in Minnesota with a million or more users from targeting kids and teens with algorithms, which curate content that it determines a user may like or interact with.
Hunger Solutions, a Minnesota-based non-profit says for example, seniors who were qualifying for $23 dollars on SNAP, received $238 dollars under E-SNAP. Without it, clients could lose an extra $95 to $250 or more a month based on household size.
A local organization is trying to help kids dealing with addiction.
Information indicated the victim and suspect were both on the scene and injured. Additionally, those involved were related.
The whole concept of school safety is changing instead of, or maybe in addition to protecting against an external threat, like a mass shooter, the day-to-day experience at St. Paul Public Schools is showing real dangers are already inside the halls.
