The Fox and Pantry brings coffee, cocktails and connection to Plymouth
At The Fox and Pantry in Plymouth, coffee is just the beginning. Owner Kym Joles says she wants customers to find more than a good cup of coffee when they walk through the door.
New traffic cameras go up at Burnsville construction zone
Drivers traveling through a work zone on Interstate 35W in Burnsville, Minnesota, will see new signs and a new tool aimed at getting them to slow down.
Eden Prairie High School students return to class after homecoming shooting
High school students in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, returned to class Monday after two people were shot during Friday night's homecoming football game.
Chaska gaming shop and restaurant bringing community together
If you're looking for a place to roll the dice, battle a dragon or simply grab a burger, there's a gaming oasis in Chaska, Minnesota, that has all three.
Over a dozen schools facing closure under MPS proposals
Big changes are coming to Minneapolis Public Schools, as the district is floating three options to save money, each of which would close more than a dozen schools.
How SCOTUS' mail-in ballot ruling impacts Minnesota
The U.S. Supreme Court blocked the U.S. Postal Service Monday from enforcing new regulations for voting by mail, just days before midterm election voting is set to start in Minnesota.
Minnesota Truth Council hears testimony on lasting impacts of Operation Metro Surge
Several people testified at the Minnesota Truth Council Wednesday evening at the Minnesota State Capitol. The council, established by Gov. Tim Walz via an executive order, will record and assess the overall impact of the immigration enforcement operation.
Minnesota's new school bus safely law is in effect. Here's what to know.
If you're driving near a school bus with its lights flashing in Minnesota, you must stop — even if the arm isn't out. This change is part of a new state law aiming to improve student safety.
Minnesota's largest districts kick off school year
It's back to school Tuesday for tens of thousands of students across the Twin Cities. Some schools did start early this year, but the state's biggest school districts — Anoka-Hennepin, Minneapolis and St. Paul — are open Tuesday morning.
Bill including bipartisan push to delay federal hemp ban heads to Trump
A delay to a federal law that would bring major changes to the hemp industry is a step closer to becoming a reality.
Proposed constitutional amendment could give Minnesota public schools more funds
Minnesota voters will decide November whether to change how the state distributes money from its Permanent School Fund, potentially sending more money to public schools without raising taxes.
More vehicle windows smashed overnight in northeast Minneapolis
Minneapolis police are investigating at least two vehicle break-in incidents this week where nine vehicles were damaged.
Robbinsdale Area Public Schools embarks on transitional year
Monday is the first day of school for more than a dozen Minnesota districts after a temporary state law change allowed them to start before Labor Day this year and next.
Annunciation mass shooting investigation detailed in 2,600-page report
Law enforcement has released an extensive report on the response and investigation into last year's deadly attack at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis.
1 dead when utility pole falls on vehicle in Hopkins, sparking fire
Police say an investigation is underway after a utility pole fell on a vehicle, sparking a fire and killing the person inside early Sunday evening in Hopkins, Minnesota.