Groups offering child care options in case of educators' strike
In less than a week, thousands of Minneapolis students could be out of class and parents are considering their options.
Cancellations begin at MSP Airport amid FAA's cuts to air traffic
The Federal Aviation Administration plans to slash airline capacity at dozens of U.S. airports because of the ongoing government shutdown, including Minneapolis-St. Paul International, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
St. Paul City Council hears from residents on gun ordinance
The St. Paul City Council turned the mic over to residents on Wednesday, with over a dozen people sharing their thoughts on a city ordinance aimed at restricting guns.
LomaBonita Market expands, brings Hispanic flavor to Richfield
Shopping carts are rolling down the aisles of a Richfield grocery store for the first time in years. LomaBonita Market opened on Saturday, filling over 50 thousand square feet that previously housed a Rainbow Foods.
Man killed while stopping theft from car in Minneapolis, police say
A man was shot and killed outside his south Minneapolis workplace Thursday morning after interrupting an attempted theft from a car, police said.
Minneapolis leaders in blame game 1 year after Morturi shooting
On Wednesday, members of the Minneapolis City Council's Health and Safety Committee said they expected to hear an update from the city's police department regarding the internal review of actions leading up to Davis Morturi's shooting last October. But that update was not on the agenda.
Food shelf at MSP Airport helping TSA officers during government shutdown
A food shelf is open at MSP Airport in support of federal employees who are working without pay during the government shutdown.
DFL leaders hold 1st "gun violence prevention town hall"
Governor Walz and DFL leaders say they're hitting the road and plan to make stops around the state to talk with Minnesotans about gun violence.
Volunteers preserving ribbons honoring Annunciation victims
As fall leaves change and snow becomes more likely, volunteers are collecting the green and blue bows that have lined the streets of the Twin Cities for the past two months.
Minneapolis educators hold strike authorization vote after talks stall
The union that represents educators say members are frustrated after months of talks with no serious proposals. On Tuesday, the two sides participated in a 15-hour mediation session with no progress.
4 years on, the search for Bemidji's Nevaeh Kingbird continues
Wednesday marks four years since 15-year-old Nevaeh Kingbird vanished from Bemidji, Minnesota.
Spa owner accused of giving "black market Botox" treatments
A spa in Prior Lake, Minnesota, is at the center of a criminal investigation into alleged "black market" Botox.
What to expect at Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport for MEA travel
Airport officials say the busiest day is forecasted to be Thursday, with 52,000 people expected to go through security. The second-busiest day will likely be Wednesday.
Woman accused of stealing thousands from charitable foundation
A treasurer of a nonprofit in Isanti County, Minnesota, is accused of using her position to steal nearly $100,000.
Franconia Sculpture Park seeking donations to fill funding gap
The nonprofit has been around for about 30 years and hosts artists in a residency program.