Three cited for selling THC months after Champlin institutes moratorium
Three Minnesotans were cited for selling THC products at Champlin Smoke Shop.
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Three Minnesotans were cited for selling THC products at Champlin Smoke Shop.
The Minneapolis Police Department is investigating after an apparent homicide that happened near a bus stop Wednesday afternoon.
A man charged in connection to the armed carjacking of a father and daughter at a Blaine grocery store in September was indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury.
Holiday travel in America is back with a vengeance, but Mother Nature is throwing quite a counter-punch.
As Minnesotans dig out of the snow, state leaders are ready to dig into tackling climate change and how it impacts our lives.
Police say two bank workers were restrained with zip ties during a robbery Thursday at Vermillion State Bank in Inver Grove Heights.
The Minneapolis Fire Department says one firefighter is injured Thursday after a fire destroyed a house.
Crumbl Cookies is facing over $57,000 in penalties, the U.S. Department of Labor says, after it allegedly allowed young employees to work more than the law permits and violated hazardous job rules.
The father of a 10-year-old boy who was shot and killed inside a Minneapolis apartment in April was sentenced to 90 days in a workhouse.
The Twin Cities' latest winter storm continues to take a toll on those attempting to fly in and out of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
"They add to my prayers. They're not distracting at all, they're just the opposite," said visitor Terry Goerke.
The Twin Cities' latest winter storm continues to take a toll on those attempting to fly in and out of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
This holiday season, too many veterans have no place to call home, but the Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans is on a mission to change that.
A Minnesota House committee on Wednesday approved plans for a nearly $500 million renovation to the State Office Building that faces ailing infrastructure, accessibility issues and security vulnerabilities that pose a safety risk.
The pandemic has put pressure on public health and the U.S. doesn't have enough workers to fill those jobs, according to researchers at the University of Minnesota.
