Twin Cities Pride returns to Loring Park
Twin Cities Pride is officially underway, with more than 100,000 expected to visit Loring Park this weekend.
Civil rights group calls for further investigation into viral Shakopee video
Police in Shakopee, Minnesota, say they are investigating the details that led to a now viral video that has more than 2 million views on TikTok. The Minnesota chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations is calling for a further probe.
Buses to replace Metro Transit Blue Line for maintenance this summer
The entirety of the Metro Transit Blue Line and parts of the Green Line will shut down for a few weeks this summer and be replaced by buses as crews work to swap worn track and outdated equipment.
Twin Cities housing scheme took advantage of Muslim homebuyers, jury determines
A Twin Cities housing scheme took advantage of people's religious beliefs and a jury said that the man behind it violated homebuyers' human rights.
"Grit, sheer joy, determination" mark opening of Special Olympics USA Games
After years of planning and preparation, the Special Olympics USA Games have arrived to Minnesota, along with 3,000 competitors, 10,000 volunteers and 75,000 fans.
The sobriety story of Minnesota Adult and Teen Challenge's CEO
On the surface, Tom Truszinski had things all figured out. A successful career, a marriage and a growing family. Some would even say to get there, he'd beat the odds. One parent died young and another was an addict. On the outside, he had it all together.
Man dead in shootout with law enforcement in St. Peter, BCA says; officer hurt
A 21-year-old man is dead and a police officer was injured after a shootout in St. Peter earlier this month, according to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
Blue Line extension could be in jeopardy after $336M underbudgeting
Minnesota lawmakers are now calling for Metro Transit to scrap its plans to expand the light rail, more than half a decade into the project.
DOJ charges Minnesota protesters with conspiracy to block ICE by force
U.S. prosecutors in Minnesota on Tuesday announced charges against 15 people they say conspired to "violently oppose immigration law enforcement," though U.S. Attorney Daniel Rosen failed to describe a single example of injuries to federal agents when repeatedly questioned.
Human remains found in 2 Twin Cities lakes 33 years ago identified
Investigators in Washington County, Minnesota, say they've identified the human remains found in two Twin Cities lakes more than three decades ago.
How Sheletta Brundidge's faith has provided her purpose
When Sheletta Brundidge arrived in Minnesota from Houston, Texas, she didn't know a single person. She wasn't planning to stay, and she certainly wasn't planning to build one of the Twin Cities' most recognizable media brands.
Severe storms exit Minnesota as showers linger into Thursday
As of 8 p.m., most of the severe storms are out of Minnesota and trending weaker, though hail and wind gusts up to 40 mph are still possible to the west.
Minnesota ranked #1 state in the country
A new report analyzing dozens of topics ranging from education to the environment has determined that Minnesota is the best state in the country, but lags behind in economy, environment and civil liberties.
Prince event signals Minneapolis' first step to economic recovery
As an estimated 10,000+ Prince fans make a trip to downtown to honor his life, legacy, and music, Minneapolis city leaders are hopeful it can also serve as the first step to the city's economic recovery.
Minneapolis church plans to build brewery to reach the lonely
For more than a century, Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church has worked to serve the community outside its four walls. From south Minneapolis and beyond, the heart of the church is service, largely driven through volunteer efforts.