Storm chaser captures tornado on video in southern Minnesota
The National Weather Service confirms three tornadoes hit southern Minnesota Monday night in Amboy, Matawan and Elmore.
Some District 196 schools to adjust start times amid bus driver shortage
Families in one of Minnesota's largest school districts will need to change their routines after the school board decided to shift start times.
Burnsville woman detained by ICE days before surgery hasn't received proper care, lawyer says
A Burnsville, Minnesota, woman who was supposed to have an ovarian cyst removed but was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents days before her surgery is living in severe pain, according to her lawyer.
Stretch Northbound Highway 280 closes for summer construction
Northbound Highway 280 between St. Paul and Highway 26 near Roseville closed Monday morning.
After standstill, Office of Inspector General advances in Minn. House
After weeks in limbo, a proposal to set up a new independent watchdog agency to crack down on fraud in social services programs is moving forward in the Minnesota House.
As ICE agents deploy at airports, none seen at MSP
The Trump administration said ICE agents would fill in for staffing shortages, as TSA workers have gone unpaid since the partial government shutdown began in mid-February.
Minn. legislative auditor says DHS could have done more to investigate autism center fraud
The Minnesota Department of Human Services didn't leverage its existing authority to investigate reports of kickbacks in the autism treatment program vulnerable to fraud, a new watchdog report determined.
Twin Cities under snow emergency after massive weekend blizzard
Minneapolis and St. Paul are among the Minnesota communities that have declared snow emergencies in the wake of this weekend's massive blizzard.
This Minnesota doctor is helping "The Pitt" keep it real
The hit HBO Max series "The Pitt" is getting buzz for how real it feels, and there's a Minnesota doctor making sure it stays that way.
Minnesota fraud czar Tim O'Malley testifies at state capitol
Minnesota's fraud crisis is back in the spotlight at the state capitol, as the man tasked with investigating and finding solutions to the problem testifies before lawmakers.
MPD investigating 3 shootings that happened in 20-minute span
Minneapolis police are investigating three shootings that happened in a span of just 20 minutes Thursday night.
1st defendant in Feeding Our Future jury tampering case sentenced
The first of five people charged with jury tampering and bribery in connection to Minnesota's Feeding Our Future scandal was sentenced Wednesday to nearly five years in prison.
Mary Moriarty opens evidence portal for ICE surge-related crimes
The Hennepin County Attorney's Office has unveiled a new online portal for the public to submit evidence in connection to more than a dozen incidents involving federal agents in the Twin Cities during Operation Metro Surge.
Walz unveils anti-fraud bill after feds halt $259M in Medicaid funding
Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz laid out his anti-fraud legislative package on Thursday, one day after the White House paused $259 million in federal Medicaid payments to the state until a comprehensive action plan is laid out to fight fraud.
2 killed in north Minneapolis shooting, police say
Police in Minneapolis are investigating after a 14-year-old boy and a man were killed in a shooting on Monday afternoon.