Hundreds volunteer at Earth Day cleanups in St. Paul
Hundreds of volunteers from across the Twin Cities spent their Saturday morning giving back in the Capitol city.
Safe stolen from Minneapolis grocery store, owner says
The owner of Colonial Market and Restaurant in Minneapolis is still piecing together what's lost after he says a burglary was caught on camera early Friday.
Researchers, advocates react RFK Jr.'s autism "epidemic" comments
Autism researchers and advocates are pushing back against Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s comments that autism has reached "epidemic" levels.
2 dead, 1 injured in Jordan mobile home fire
Two women are dead and a man is in serious condition after a mobile home fire in Jordan, Minnesota early Wednesday morning.
3-legged mini horse gets new life in groundbreaking rehab case
A team of veterinarians in Minnesota decided to embark on a bold and relatively rare journey to fit a 5-year-old mini horse with a prosthetic leg.
Audio leak shows AG Ellison's vow to group including now-convicted fraudsters
Leaked audio from a December 2021 meeting between Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and a group including now-convicted defendants in the Feeding Our Future fraud case is leading Republican lawmakers to call for further investigation.
Minnesota businesses brace as Trump increases China tariffs
Despite thousands of miles and an ocean between them, some Minnesota businesses rely on deals with China.
Wisconsin prosecutor accused of threatening judges
An assistant district attorney in Wisconsin faces multiple felony charges after allegedly telling a coworker three judges "need to bleed" for ruling against him.
Why are homeowners insurance companies walking back coverage?
As Minnesota moves into severe weather season, it might be time to double check your insurance policy.
5 MSU-Mankato students have had visas revoked, president says
The president of a Minnesota university that saw one of its students detained by federal immigration authorities last week says five other students have had their visas terminated.
Your ticket? Your face. Minnesota Twins unveil "GoAhead" entry at Target Field
New security features at Target Field include the "GoAhead" Technology, where your face becomes your ticket, ahead of opening day.
St. Paul food shelf pushes for donations as demand doubles
Demand for help at Merrick Community Services is continuing to climb, and food shelf visits have doubled in just two years' time.
"No viable path" for trash collection after St. Paul council blocks site plans
Trash pickup services are in jeopardy after site plans are blocked by the city council.
Conservationists react to executive order lifting mining restrictions
Conservationists and mining groups share their concerns and hopes for the future of the Boundary Waters following President Trump's executive order to lift mining restrictions across the U.S.
Cuts to NIH funding will have direct impact on Minnesota mental health research
Several mental health advocates gathered Wednesday to decry the potential cuts to mental health funding.