St. Paul facing historic $26 million budget deficit
On Wednesday, at a session inside the Neighborhood House on Robie Street East, residents in St. Paul shared their concerns. Many highlighted the impacts of rising property taxes.
How to stay cool as Twin Cities deal with dangerous temps
The National Weather Service has issued an extreme heat warning across much of Minnesota and western Wisconsin on Monday.
Judge orders Frey to comply with MPD staffing level mandate
A judge has ordered Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey to comply with a mandate in the Minneapolis City Charter that requires a minimum number of police officers for the community, according to a court document filed Thursday.
Dog owners push back on plan to close Minnehaha Off-Leash Dog Park
Carter Casmaer, a dog owner who lives in Minneapolis, started a petition to "stop the rushed shutdown" of the park. He's gathered over 1,000 signatures.
Police seek suspect who shot at officers in north Minneapolis; no injuries
Police in north Minneapolis say they're looking for an individual who shot at officers on Monday afternoon.
FIFA world cup kicks off with watch parties around the Twin Cities
At a downtown Minneapolis watch party, fans cheered on Mexico in the tournament's opening match on Thursday. 48 teams will face off in over 100 matches for the World Cup title.
Children under 13 can't face prosecution under new MN law
Children under 13 who are considered delinquent, or who have broken a state law, will be redirected to social services.
Development of data center in Faribault slowed by Minnesota court ruling
The Minnesota Court of Appeals issued a ruling Monday that slowed the development of a proposed 500,000-square-foot data center in Faribault.
Minneapolis hires consultant to improve City Hall relationships
In an effort to repair the dysfunctional relationship between Minneapolis city leaders, the city contracted with a consultant and will pay out nearly $1.4 million over the next few years.
Peggy Flanagan slams ad for using "AI deepfake"
Peggy Flanagan, Minnesota's lieutenant governor and current U.S. Senate candidate, is slamming an attack ad against her for "using an AI deepfake."
Minneapolis mulls closing off-leash dog park sitting on sacred tribal land
Board President Tom Olsen said the significance came to light after an archeological study was completed last year, when the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board voted to install fencing around the dog park area.
Medicaid providers in limbo as Minnesota reexamines high-risk programs
The Minnesota Department of Human Services is reexamining over 5,000 Medicaid service providers across the state in an effort to combat fraud.
Twin Cities residents officially honored with Profile in Courage Award
"The people of the Twin Cities reminded all Americans that we cannot take our democracy for granted," Caroline Kennedy said during the ceremony.
Alert issued for missing "endangered" Burnsville man
Burnsville police say 53-year-old John Kapaun went missing on Tuesday and are asking for the community's help to find him.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara resigns after internal probe
Mayor Jacob Frey announced O'Hara's resignation late Tuesday after an investigation found he deleted a contact from his city-issued phone to hide his connection to an employee during a prior investigation.