As Measles cases climb, experts urge shots before schools return
Measles cases continue to climb in Minnesota. Health officials are urging parents to get their kids vaccinated before returning to the classroom this fall.
"100-year investment": Habitat For Humanity project to reshape St. Paul's east side
In just under two months, more than 4,000 volunteers will work to transform a portion of St. Paul's east side, creating a new neighborhood in the process.
Nicolae Miu, found guilty in Apple River stabbing trial, sentenced to 20 years
Nicolae Miu, the 54-year-old man who stabbed multiple people on the Apple River in 2022 and was convicted of homicide and other charges, was sentenced to 20 years in prison Wednesday.
"Taking every precaution": Cows screened ahead of county fairs as H5N1 spreads
As documented cases of bird flu continue to grow in Minnesota, at least nine cow herds have also seen outbreaks — including in Benton County.
Trump supporters wait for hours in scorching heat ahead of St. Cloud rally
Supporters lined the block around St. Cloud's Herb Brooks Arena for hours in scorching heat ahead of the first joint appearance by Trump and Vance in Minnesota.
Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan tells those seeking abortions "you are welcome here"
As Iowa prepares to enact one of the nation's strictest abortion laws, elected officials in Minnesota are ensuring out of state abortion seekers they are welcome to visit and access services.
Disabled hydrants, Lake Street construction hamper Uptown Minneapolis house fire fight
Minneapolis Fire Department crews had a difficult time finding working hydrants to keep a large house fire from spreading early Wednesday morning in Uptown.
Arson suspected in Lake Street garbage fires, fire department says
Authorities suspect several garbage fires on Minneapolis' West Lake Street Monday morning were intentionally set.
From DNR to DMV, online outages ravage Minnesota government systems
Dispatchers had to resort to using pen and paper to take down call details, then use a radio to call in emergency services.
Millions in damage avoided in Coon Rapids thanks to forward thinking: "This was a save"
It started with an emergency alert to firefighters in the early morning of July 8. Crews were dispatched to a fire at Sand Creek Park. When they got there, the fire was already out.
Did Minnesota's sweet corn crop survive the record rains?
As rain became scarce the past few years for Minnesota's sweet corn farmers, it put the crop in jeopardy more than once.
Thousands of Minnesotans still without power after weekend storms
For the unlucky few, it's a point of frustration – all while questioning when the power will come back online.
Twin Cities Pride emphasizes togetherness, "Pride 365"
As hundreds of thousands of people make their way to Minneapolis' Loring Park this weekend to celebrate Twin Cities Pride, organizers say they've got a mix of emotions on their hearts.
Mississippi River in St. Paul expected to crest Saturday evening
Harriet Island in St. Paul is still deep underwater as the Mississippi River is expected to crest Saturday evening.
Friends mourn loss of "magnetic personality," celebrate life of Liara Tsai
Liara Tsai's friends are choosing to remember her not by the way she died, but the way she lived.