7 people have died in ATV crashes in October; doubling fatal crashes this year
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says seven people have died in crashes while driving or riding in ATVs and UTVs.
Charges filed against activists who posed as Minnesota voters
Activists who call themselves the Citizen Justice League said they were testing Minnesota's 53-year-old voter voucher law. Videos from the August primary showed them claiming to be registered voters.
No charges yet after break-in at Minneapolis' Basilica of St. Mary
Days after police arrested seven people, three teenagers and four minors, for allegedly breaking into the religious landmark, Minneapolis police said in a written statement, "Urban exploration is dangerous and illegal" and that "their release doesn't mean the case is closed."
Kellogg Bridge set to open in St Paul after multi-year construction
One of St. Paul's most unique, expensive and time-consuming infrastructure projects of the 21st century is now just weeks away from opening for good.
$200,000 bail for sex offender accused of posing as a teen
Makayla Craig, 29, was sentenced last year for trying to enroll in an Oregon school as a 15-year-old. Now Craig faces three felony forgery charges in Minnesota, and it's not clear how Craig got here.
Minnesota spiritual leader on AI's impact on religion
The line between the worlds of artificial intelligence and faith is continuing to blur.
Ukraine supporters rally at Minnesota Capitol amid hopes of Russia talks
A small group of demonstrators rallied on the steps of the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul Wednesday morning to show their support of Ukraine amid its yearlong war with Russia.
Here's what Minnesota voters say are their key issues for the midterms
Just two weeks from the midterm election, many Minnesotans aren't waiting for Nov. 3, but are casting their votes early.
Spotlight on beef as Minnesota midterms near
For the 25th year, future Minnesota beef farmers are taking over the State Fairgrounds for the annual Minnesota Beef Expo.
Flanagan, Tafoya spar on ICE surge, fraud during U.S. Senate debate
Tafoya also used her time to put part of the blame of Operation Metro Surge on Flanagan, saying that the leadership from the governor's office was a "massive failure."
Meet the coconut oil company changing lives in the Philippines
Olsen says the primary industry in the area was coconut farming, and many farmers had found themselves tied to predatory loans, with interest rates as high as 200%.
Rice Creek Commons opens in Arden Hills' former ammunition plant
Rice Creek Commons, a project 13 years in the making, came to fruition Wednesday in Arden Hills, Minnesota, marking the first major development at the former site of the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant.
Minnesota 'planning for possibility' for federal government to interfere with midterm election
Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon had a serious message to voters during a Saturday morning 'Freedom to Vote' rally.
Ex-Macalester professor accused of damaging backpack with urine
A former Macalester College professor is accused of soaking a student's backpack in his own urine, causing upward of $2,000 worth of damage, per a court document.
Imam pushes back against Twin Cities police tying violence to Somali American gangs
If there's anyone who understands the nuances around youth violence, it's Imam Hassan Jama, the founder of Minneapolis' oldest and largest mosque.