Elks Lodge in Minneapolis marking more than 120 years of community service
The Elks Lodge in north Minneapolis is marking more than 120 years of community service Friday through Sunday.
SE Minneapolis residents sound alarm over gatherings of armed teens
Condo owners say the intersection of Sixth Avenue and Second Street in Minneapolis turns into a war zone when darkness falls Thursday through Sunday nights.
Black Entrepreneur State Fair returns to Minneapolis for 7th year
For seven years, the Black Entrepreneur State Fair has provided a space for vendors to showcase and sell their goods in one place for everyone to experience.
Food scares prompt safety questions for Twin Cities farmers markets
Back-to-back tainted food outbreaks have a lot of people asking what's safe to bring home from the grocery store.
Mother searches for answers after son was shot, killed while helping friend
A mother who lost her son to gun violence wants to know who killed her son and why.
Hmong, Lao veterans who served U.S. in Vietnam War receive some military benefits
They were forgotten fighters. Now, 50-years later, a group of Hmong and Lao Minnesota veterans is finally being recognized by the state .
Minnesota cryptocurrency kiosk ban goes into effect Saturday
A new state ban on cryptocurrency kiosks will go into effect on Saturday, shutting down a tool that scammers have used to swindle $1 million from Minnesotans, officials say.
Washington County officials share how they track down online predators
The sex trafficking unit in Washington County, Minnesota, is making a huge impact with only a small number of people.
5 men accused of criminal sexual conduct toward same teen girl
Five Minnesota men face criminal sexual conduct charges after prosecutors allege they each assaulted a 14-year-old girl in separate instances.
St. Paul authorizes $1M for shelters ahead of encampment closures
After officials in Minnesota's capital city announced they would shut down encampments for those experiencing homelessness, the City Council approved more than $1 million to expand capacity at local shelters.
Freedom Schools foster environments that support young people
For six weeks in the summer, Nellie Stone Johnson Elementary School in North Minneapolis is home to one of 12 Freedom Schools across the Twin Cities.
Water safety for kids involves watchful eyes, bright swimwear, parents say
With temperatures expected to reach the 90s in Minnesota this weekend, many people will be looking for relief. Hitting beaches and pools will be that relief for many, and with two recent drownings and a near-drowning in the state, many parents are working together to make sure kids are safe.
St. Paul shifts approach on homeless encampments with planned closures
The city of St. Paul, Minnesota, is taking a stand and closing encampments amid growing concerns.
Family seeks answers 10 years after LeVonte King Jones killed in drive-by shooting
Ten years after a 2-year-old was killed in a drive-by shooting in north Minneapolis, family members continue to seek justice.
Mpls. officer was fired for liking pro-lynching comment, dept. doc shows
The Minneapolis Police Department fired an officer in February for liking a comment on social media supporting the lynching of a Black man, according to Internal Affairs documents.