Mom dies saving 3-year-old from St. Paul house fire
A 3-year-old in St. Paul, Minnesota, has a fighting chance to survive thanks to her mother's heroics in a devastating house fire.
Stolen Suni Lee bronze statue recovered by St. Paul police, 1 arrested
Police say the statue of Olympic champion and Minnesota native Suni Lee has been recovered more than a year after it was stolen.
10 alleged gang members banned from Minnesota State fairgrounds this year
Between a judge's order and voluntary agreements, the State of Minnesota and Ramsey County achieved legal blockades against 10 people accused of planning gang violence at the Minnesota State Fair, after years of gang fights and gunfire have caused chaos at the fairgrounds.
Proposed tariffs lead to $7K price increase for New Prague mascot costume
Sarah Kallal said she worked with other parents and the Forward New Prague Foundation to raise $14,000 for the mascot costume. But on Monday, she got a phone call from the costume company explaining that they needed an extra $7,000.
Bench on Grass Lake in Minneapolis dedicated to Fletcher Merkel
The bench is positioned so that the sunset is clearly visible in the evening, a daily event that Mollie Merkel says reminds her of Fletcher.
Families of daycare murder-suicide victims release statement
The family of Kristen and Evie Brown, the victims in Wednesday's double murder-suicide in Hopkins, Minnesota, has released a statement through the Hopkins Police Department.
Fed surveillance op in MN targeted progressive groups and unions, docs show
Advocates are speaking against a sweeping undercover federal surveillance operation that court documents say targeted progressive groups and unions protesting the Minneapolis immigration crackdown.
Daycare operator hinted at marital problems before double murder-suicide Wednesday
About two weeks ago, a parent connected to an in-home daycare in Hopkins said that she received a notice from the owner. The owner intended to close due to relationship troubles with her husband.
Double murder-suicide at Twin Cities daycare, fatal stabbing connected, police say
Two Twin Cities police departments say an apparent double murder-suicide Wednesday morning at a home daycare and a separate deadly stabbing are linked.
St. Paul encampment doubles in size near luxury apartment building
The closure of the Pig's Eye Park encampment in St. Paul, Minnesota, prompted dozens of people living there to take up residence at a different city encampment some seven miles up the Mississippi River.
Dozens move to encampment on St. Paul's west side after closure at Pig's Eye
An individual experiencing homelessness believes somewhere between 60 and 70 people moved to an encampment near Shepard Road and Randolph Avenue after the city cleared a site at Pig's Eye Park on Wednesday.
Hortman family pushing back against Todd Blanche's AG nomination
The day his son's killer was sentenced to life in prison, J. Carroll Hortman blasted Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche in the courtroom for, in his view, failing their family.
Rallies surround Fever-Lynx game after Cunningham's stance on trans athletes
A crowd of supporters and critics of Indiana guard Sophie Cunningham's stance on transgender participation in women's sports gathered around and inside Target Center as the Fever faced the Lynx in Minnesota.
Pig's Eye Park encampment residents voice fears over impending closure
A man who introduced himself as Beekey said that he was directed to the encampment when he got out of jail about two and a half months ago. He said that this stint behind bars meant that he lost his housing. He's concerned about where he'd end up without the encampment.
Burnsville resident blames dog's death on assisted living facility operator
A Burnsville resident is blaming the death of his dog squarely on the operator of an assisted living facility in the Minnesota community.