Nearly half of Minnesota under "unprecedented" flooding
As of Thursday morning, more than 20 river gauges across the Upper Midwest have hit major flood stage, with more rain expected in flood-soaked areas.
Thanks to a kidney donation, this Twin Cities couple is running Grandma's Marathon
When Becky and Scott DeGroot toe the line at Saturday's Grandma's Marathon, they fully anticipate the emotions of the last three years to finally hit them.
Years after it was destroyed, Coliseum building reopens in "game changing" redevelopment
Hours before Juneteenth events began in south Minneapolis Wednesday, people in the Longfellow neighborhood already had reason to celebrate.
Crews pull 2 vehicles from Minnesota River in Bloomington, 1 dead
Authorities say bystanders observed an occupied vehicle enter the water on the Lyndale Avenue Boat Launch before becoming fully submerged.
Health, Wellness Highlight Juneteenth Celebrations in Twin Cities
As Juneteenth celebrations finished last-minute preparations Saturday, a relatively new type of movement was already underway in Golden Valley.
University of Minnesota Regents Approve Biggest Tuition Hike in a Decade
During Thursday's Board of Regents meeting, the board at the U of M approved a 4.5% tuition increase for students attending the school's Twin Cities' campus.
How a Twin Cities community came together to honor life of Eli Hart: "They've forever changed our lives"
After years of work, a lasting tribute and community landmark is almost finished in the community of Mound.
Fire at Maplewood Catholic church investigated as arson
Authorities in Maplewood are conducting an arson investigation after they say someone broke into a church and set fire to part of the building.
Fallen Minneapolis officer Jamal Mitchell remembered as "hero," awarded Purple Heart
Jamal Mitchell, the Minneapolis police officer killed in the line of duty late last month in a mass shooting, was honored by thousands on Tuesday at a public memorial service.
Budget cuts to potentially create class size of 40+ students at Minneapolis schools
A group of Minneapolis families is pushing back after learning their kids would be in classrooms with more than 40 others.
As drought nears end in Minnesota, water in St. Croix marinas surge
Since early April, the Bayport Marina has seen a seismic shift – nearly ten additional feet of water – up from 675 feet to a projected 685.5 feet.
Rally held at Hopkins High School after alleged attack on transgender student
Dozens rallied Wednesday outside Hopkins High School after an alleged attack that Minnetonka police are investigating as a possible hate crime.
Supporters of embattled Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty say she's staying true to campaign pledges
Hennepin County's top prosecutor is taking heat from all sides following the decision to drop a controversial case against a Minnesota state trooper.
2-year-old girl dies of suspected overdose near downtown Minneapolis
Police are investigating after they say a toddler fatally overdosed on Tuesday evening at an emergency homeless shelter near downtown Minneapolis.
It's a fungi-fest: Rainy May has spores exploding across Twin Cities
With 5.19" of rain in 28 days, this May has cracked the top-five wettest months since 2020.