Some Twin Cities LRT riders switching to buses amid renovations
A new project gets underway Monday to update Metro Transit's light rail lines in the Twin Cities — with buses running on some of the LRT lines.
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A new project gets underway Monday to update Metro Transit's light rail lines in the Twin Cities — with buses running on some of the LRT lines.
Thunderstorms and steady rain soaked downtown Minneapolis on Sunday, delaying Twin Cities Pride events, while failing to dampen the enthusiasm of attendees.
Thunderstorms and steady rain soaked downtown Minneapolis on Sunday, delaying Twin Cities Pride events while failing to dampen the enthusiasm of attendees.
One person is dead and eight others are hurt in a string of weekend shootings across Minneapolis.
Minneapolis police are investigating several shooting incidents that occurred between Friday and early Sunday.
Twin Cities Pride is officially underway, with more than 100,000 expected to visit Loring Park this weekend.
Hundreds of thousands of people will celebrate Pride and community this weekend.
A 32-year-old man accused of taking a rifle from an FBI vehicle during a federal operation in north Minneapolis pleaded guilty Friday.
It’s officially Pride weekend and all the fun is about to begin in Loring Park.
A 2018 University of Minnesota study estimated Twin Cities Pride attendees spent more than $7 million while attending the festival. Organizers say crowds have only gotten larger and more vendors have signed on.
A 19-year-old man is injured after a shooting on North Humboldt Avenue in Minneapolis on Friday.
The 53rd annual Twin Cities Pride Festival is expected to bring more than 400,000 people to downtown Minneapolis on June 27 and June 28. But the road to this year's celebration was rougher than years past. Ubah Ali reports on the hardships organizers faced.
A 19-year-old man is injured after a shooting in north Minneapolis on Friday, according to police.
Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota, officials are pausing data center development for one year, with vocal neighbors arguing that the risk posed by a controversial project outweigh the threat of litigation.
Prosecutors have charged a man in a string of burglaries across the Twin Cities. A Minneapolis business who had a safe stolen from their establishment last month says it's a perfect reason to celebrate.
Surveillance video shows burglars breaking in to Lush Lounge and Theater last month and then running out with a safe. Now, there's a possible break in the case. Prosecutors have charged a man in a string of similar burglaries across the Twin Cities. As Reg Chapman reports, the owners of the site say it's a perfect reason to celebrate.
The FBI calls him the number two guy in Minnesota's largest-ever fraud scheme. On Friday, he was behind bars thousands of miles away from the state, according to federal officials. Only WCCO's Jonah Kaplan talked to the team who who tracked him down on another continent.
A 24-year-old Minneapolis man is accused of being under the influence and fatally hitting a bicyclist in an April crash along Hiawatha Avenue.
The Minneapolis mayor could find himself in a courtroom next year if the city doesn't deal with its under-staffed police force. A court order filed on Thursday said Mayor Jacob Frey "violated and continues to violate his duty" by failing to reach a minimum number of officers. Conor Wight explains why the rare move by the judge could force Mayor Frey's hand in hiring.
On Thursday, Minneapolis pressed pause on building new data centers. But as Jason Rantala explains, there's one area of the city where it doesn't apply.
Dangerous living conditions are leading to demands that a public housing leader in Minneapolis be fired.
Residents of a community in the Near North neighborhood of Minneapolis say hundreds of homes in the area are uninhabitable. Now, they're demanding the head of public housing lose his job. Our Jeff Wagner shows the property and the desperate call for action.
Minneapolis city leaders approved a five-month pause on new data center development Thursday, adding the state's largest city to a growing debate over the economic benefits and potential impacts of the rapidly expanding industry.
Fifteen people, most of them Minnesotans, were arrested and charged last week, accused of impeding Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations.
A judge has ordered Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey to comply with a mandate in the Minneapolis City Charter that requires a minimum number of police officers for the community, according to a court document filed Thursday.
