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"Most of us here actually have plans to move on from here but we gotta have time to finish working those plans out. Kicking us out to nothing again is going to make us have to start over again," Charles said.
Martin Orea, 26, is "believed to be armed and dangerous and should not be approached," according to Metro Transit police.
At MSP specifically, 21 of 24 Southwest flights on Tuesday were canceled; the only departure actually scheduled to depart was an evening flight to Chicago Midway.
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter announced Tuesday a proposed 1% increase in local sales tax to invest in improving streets and park facilities.
Her New Year's year-in-review show has become some what of a legendary tradition. This year's title? "Badmen and Some Crappy Women."
An angiogram revealed the 16-year-old had a rare condition called Moyamoya disease.
Governor Tim Walz announced Tuesday a plan to prevent fraud and improve oversight of federal grant dollars.
A group of teenagers could be charged this week in a deadly shooting inside the Mall of America.
The complaint says that, on the evening of Nov. 3, police responded to a house on Riviera Drive North. There, they found a boy who had been shot in the hand, in the webbing between two fingers of his right hand.
The year 2022 brought stories of joy, stories of devastation, stories of hope, and stories of disappointment. It was, in short, another memorable year that none of us will soon forget.
More than 105,000 people are on the U.S. waiting list for an organ transplant. Thousands will die before it's their turn. Thousands more never even get put on the list, considered too much of a long shot.
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is full of travelers who booked with Southwest, but the airline canceled 83% of its flights to and from the airport Monday, and 70% of its flights nationwide.
The last time Megan Swanberg welcomed an Allina EMS crew into her home, she was 30 weeks pregnant with twins and going through contractions.
Democrats will control both the House and Senate for the first time in eight years when the Minnesota Legislature convenes Jan. 3, giving them power to pass liberal initiatives that the outgoing Senate Republican majority had blocked.
The state's environmental review process requires regulators to consider a project's potential impact on the land, air, water and animals.
