Twin Cities developers pledge to protect non-union construction workers
Construction workers in the Twin Cities are cheering on a change they say is years in the making.
Minnesota family forever changed by experiences in Hurricane-ravaged North Carolina
As videos from a Hurricane Helene-ravaged North Carolina continue to pour in, Jeremy and Nichole King are still processing.
Man ready to run TC 5k, months after quadruple bypass
Months after having quadruple bypass heart surgery, Jim Johnson is already to start running races again.
Twin Cities family to set out to help Hurricane Helene victims
As news and images of Hurricane Helene's wrath continue to spread this week, Nichole King hasn't been able to look away.
Minnesota law providing enhanced medical debt protections now in effect
Minnesotans who find themselves burdened by medical debt may find some relief thanks to a new state law.
Video shows state patrol stopping young driver's malfunctioning car
On Sept. 17, Gruver was on patrol when he heard a call that an 18-year-old driver had lost control of his Honda Pilot. The car malfunctioned, continuing to accelerate despite attempts to turn it off, brake, put it in neutral, or use an emergency brake.
Hundreds turn out to support veteran, first responder mental health efforts
Hundreds of people spent a sun-filled Saturday supporting veterans, first responders, and their families, in an all-encompassing celebration of freedom.
Dry September is a blessing for fall harvest
In the 30 years or so the Barten Family has been growing pumpkins, few years have been quite like this one.
Twin Cities Marathon sells out, adjusts after 2023 cancellation
This year's Twin Cities Marathon is officially sold out. This comes one year after extreme heat forced organizers to cancel the race just hours before it was set to begin.
Advocate for Minneapolis homeless community calls encampment closures "terrifying"
There is an active effort in Minneapolis this week to close down homeless encampments after two people were killed and two others were shot at or near encampments in the city last week.
New campaign seeks to stop pedestrian-related light rail crashes in Twin Cities
Metro Transit light rail operators are hoping you'll take a second to pause and give them a second look this week.
Two dead, three injured in overnight shooting in Minneapolis
Five people were shot and two of them killed early Saturday morning at the intersection of Fifth Street and Hennepin Avenue shortly before 2 a.m.
Minneapolis mayor, advocates spar over handling of encampments
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is explaining his call for city staff to "expedite" encampment clearings, while preventing new encampments from forming.
City leaders, neighbors quarrel over Minneapolis encampments
Neighbors and advocates are searching for answers after a homeless encampment was closed in south Minneapolis following three shootings on Wednesday.
Police investigating 2 deadly shootings near encampment
Minneapolis and Hennepin County crews are working to clear a homeless encampment following two deadly shootings nearby on Wednesday.