Bill introduced in Minnesota Legislature would ban crypto kiosks
Some Minnesota lawmakers and law enforcement members want to take action against crypto scams.
Twin Cities metro musicians release protest song to raise funds for the ACLU-MN
Musicians across the Twin Cities Metro area have released a protest song to raise money for the American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota.
Residents gather at memorials as federal immigration surge winds down
At the two memorial sites, marked with flowers, framed photographs and handwritten notes, the mood was more reflective than celebratory.
Tow truck driver returns abandoned vehicles to families after ICE arrests
Juan Leon sends a "chase" car to check out where abandoned vehicles are located and arranges discreet drop-offs. Since late December, he estimated they have dropped off 250 cars.
Nonprofit puts together care kits for Minnesota families facing uncertainty
As refugee and immigrant families across Minnesota grapple with fear and uncertainty following the recent federal immigration crackdown, a nonprofit and volunteers are stepping in to provide food, care kits and reassurance – especially for children afraid to leave their homes.
University of Minnesota students protest at Graduate Hotel, 3 arrested
It's become a familiar scene at hotels where protesters believe federal agents are staying.
Quick-thinking first responders put out EV fire at Twin Cities gas station
A late-night stop at a gas station in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, could have turned dangerous — but quick thinking and teamwork helped prevent the worst.
Elk River farm using Christmas trees to feed goats, shelter animals
As Christmas trees across the nation come down, a farm in Elk River, Minnesota, is finding a new purpose for the pines.
Minneapolis firefighters carry on holiday gifting, visits to burn survivors
Fifteen years ago, former Minneapolis firefighter Jake LaFerriere turned one of his darkest days into a tradition that now brings holiday cheer to some of Minnesota's most vulnerable patients.
Newgate School gifts 12 cars to single mothers in Twin Cities
Twelve single mothers in the Twin Cities received a holiday gift many families rely on every day but take for granted: a dependable car.
Latino, Somali businesses struggling amid Operation Metro Surge
Some members of the Twin Cities' immigrant community say Operation Metro Surge is not only striking fear in the Latino and Somali communities, but it's also harming their small businesses.
Tips to heat keep your home heated safely in extreme cold
As heating equipment is strained under overuse this weekend, there are a few things you can do to assess problems.
New BBQ spot Rollin Nolen's opens at Midtown Global Market
Rollin Nolen's BBQ has officially opened to the public, marking a major milestone in owner TJ Nolen's decadelong journey in the barbecue business.
Minneapolis food shelf distributes 100s of Thanksgiving fixings
The Community Emergency Services partnered with Second Harvest Heartland, the Minnesota Turkey Growers Association and GiveMN to provide hundreds of turkeys and other holiday staples amid rising food costs and SNAP benefit uncertainty.
Agate collector hopes to raise $100,000 for Toys for Tots
Chase Anderson spent years working as a realtor, he left the corporate grind behind to pursue his passion: rocks.