Minneapolis City Council rejects Frey's police chief pick, Bill Peterson
The Minneapolis City Council on Thursday rejected the mayor's pick for the city's next police chief, Bill Peterson.
Vikings reuniting with Kirk Cousins after trade with Raiders
The Minnesota Vikings are bringing back quarterback Kirk Cousins in a trade just ahead of Tuesday's NFL trade deadline, according to ESPN, NFL Network and other media outlets.
City of Eagan sues data center company over "temporary chillers"
The City of Eagan is suing Eagan Capital, a data center company in business along Pilot Knob Road, alleging they've been operating "temporary chillers" without proper permits.
Nicollet Avenue, Lake Street reunited for foot traffic after nearly 50 years
After nearly 50 years, new pavement reconnects Nicollet Avenue and West Lake Street in south Minneapolis.
Klobuchar indicates she'll pick her U.S. Senate replacement
Longtime U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar is projected to become the first woman to serve as Minnesota's governor, notching a win Tuesday evening in the middle of her Senate term.
Minnesota Republicans reflect on DFL sweep one day after midterm elections
Sweeping wins on Election Day gave democrats a trifecta in Minnesota. The decisive victories mirror results from across the country, as democrats take the majority in the House and the Senate.
Wisconsin faith leaders volunteer as poll chaplains ahead of election
As voters prepare to head to the polls in Wisconsin, so do faith leaders. Clergy across the state are training to be a "peaceful presence" at the polls, according to the Wisconsin Council of Churches.
FBI, state agents execute search warrants at Twin Cities autism centers
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison confirmed Thursday afternoon his office's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit joined federal officers in search warrant executions at two Twin Cities "autism-services entities."
Eden Prairie community gathers for school safety meeting
Parents of students in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, gathered for a community safety meeting on Wednesday night, about a month after a shooting cut the high school's homecoming football game short.
St. Paul residents cite health, safety concerns over encampment
Residents at the Waterford Bay Apartments in St. Paul, Minnesota, say they have both health and safety concerns after a homeless encampment next door has continued to grow for months.
Charges: Man tried to pull woman out of her St. Paul apartment
A 28-year-old man is charged with first-degree burglary and attempted kidnapping in an incident at a St. Paul, Minnesota, apartment Thursday, court documents show.
Minnesota lawsuit: Feds withholding Good, Pretti evidence
Minnesota officials say the federal government has again stopped sharing evidence in the Renee Good, Alex Pretti and Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis shootings. The Justice Department wants the lawsuit dismissed or moved to Minnesota.
St. Paul board delays vote on English learner teacher cuts
After about five hours and chants of "let them speak," the board put off a decision until the end of the month. District officials say they're losing nearly $5 million because of lower enrollment.
Union says proposed mid-year St. Paul schools layoff focused EL educators
The St. Paul Federation of Educators says up to 18 English learner teachers could be cut midyear, affecting at least two dozen schools. The school board is set to discuss the proposal Tuesday.
Wayzata remembers longtime educator and coach after his death
The Wayzata, Minnesota, community is mourning the sudden loss of 56-year-old Allan Christopherson, a longtime teacher and coach at Wayzata High School.