100 rounds fired in Bloomington neighborhood shooting; 1 hurt, police say
Police in Bloomington, Minnesota, say one person suffered minor injuries when multiple armed people fired around 100 shots overnight Tuesday in a residential neighborhood.
2 hurt in shooting outside Eden Prairie football game, police say
Two people are in the hospital after a shooting during a high school homecoming football game Friday night in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, according to police.
Minnesota attorney general candidates Ellison, Schutz square off in debate
Could a Republican become Minnesota's top law enforcement official for the first time in more than 50 years? Attorney Ron Schutz is facing off against incumbent Keith Ellison in the race for Minnesota attorney general. On Friday, the two participated in a debate hosted by Minnesota Public Radio.
Twin Cities church works to end homelessness before it starts
What if one of the most effective ways to fight homelessness is to stop it before it starts?
DOJ charges 10 with illegally voting in Minnesota elections
The U.S. Department of Justice on Wednesday accused 10 people who are not U.S. citizens of voter fraud offenses in Minnesota.
Minneapolis teacher files legal claim following ICE encounter
Taken down by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent with a knee to his back, then led off in handcuffs, a Minneapolis teacher now wants the federal government held accountable.
Minneapolis leaders emphasize need for events on Nicollet Mall
The city's downtown council says the stretch is now pivoting to pedestrian-only nearly 100 times a year.
Why Nolan Lebovitz left Hollywood to become a rabbi
On the surface, Nolan Lebovitz was living the American dream. But something was missing.
Feds sue Minnesota over firearm permit-to-purchase requirement
The federal government is suing Minnesota and its two largest cities, claiming the state's statutory scheme for purchasing handguns and certain rifles violates the Second Amendment rights of Minnesotans who do not have a permit to carry.
Before TV fame, Archbishop Fulton Sheen got his start in St. Paul
Archbishop Fulton Sheen was the world's first and, arguably, most successful televangelist. At his peak, millions watched him. This week, Sheen takes one step closer to sainthood.
Dozens embrace cold and rain for Heroes on the Hill challenge
A brave group in Burnsville, Minnesota, battled through Saturday's brisk rain for a good cause.
Upcoming SNAP benefit shakeup could bring more visitors to food shelves
Last year was the busiest year on record for food shelves, with over 9 million visits statewide.
Carleton College eliminates student loans on financial aid packages
Starting next fall, the school of just over 2,000 students will eliminate loans from aid packages, meeting every student's needs through grants, scholarships and work opportunities.
Volunteers clean Fort Snelling grave markers in act of remembrance
A group of nearly 200 volunteers visited Ft. Snelling National Cemetery Saturday morning, with the intention of remembering the lives lost defending freedom.
Baby heading home after nearly a year at a Maple Grove hospital
After 334 days in a neonatal intensive care unit in Maple Grove, Minnesota, North Memorial Health's "miracle baby" is finally home.