1 year later, search continues for missing Dakota County woman
Nicole "Nikki" Anderson was last seen leaving her residence in Randolph Township, Minnesota, on July 6, 2024.
How to stay safe from flash flooding this summer
Minnesota isn't completely immune to the level of severe flooding that Texas is seeing, which is why it's so important to pay attention to forecasts this summer.
Annie's Parlour in Minneapolis' Dinkytown neighborhood closes
The signature family-owned spot in Dinkytown was known for burgers, malts and its special place within the University of Minnesota community.
Storied Minneapolis dive Palmer's Bar closing in September
Palmer's Bar, a mainstay in Minneapolis' Cedar-Riverside neighborhood, will close after more than a century of serving drinks.
Legal weed now for sale in St. Cloud
It is the tribe's second such cannabis dispensary. Their first opened in Moorhead in May.
Chisago County deputies wrangle loose emus
A few nights ago, the speedy and crafty birds escaped their pen after their gate was left partially open during weekend storms.
Some Minneapolis residents hope street closures make for quieter Fourth of July
Parts of Bde Maka Ska Parkway will once again be closed for this year's Fourth of July, in an effort to stop large volumes of vehicles gathering during the holiday, the park board said.
Community remembers 11-year-old killed in Minneapolis park
Friends, family and community members took over the streets Sunday, marching down Dowling Avenue Sunday afternoon, to the park where 11-year-old Amir Atkins took his last breath.
Parts of I-494, I-35W to close over the weekend in south metro
Starting 10 p.m. Friday, both directions of Interstate 35W will be closed between Interstate 494 and Highway 62.
Minnesota GOP calls out protest blaming far-right rhetoric for lawmaker attacks
While Minnesota grapples with security questions after the attack on two state lawmakers, protests and political speech continue.
Boy, 11, dead after shooting at Minneapolis park
Investigators say the shooting happened while vehicles were driving through the park, though the exact circumstances and how many people were involved are unknown.
Minnesotans with Middle East ties react with hope, fear over Iran strikes
Minnesotans with ties to the Middle East are reacting after President Trump's announcement that the United States launched strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities.
Minnesota to see gender-affirming care boom, advocates say
LGBTQ+ advocates say they expect to see more people traveling to Minnesota, and even moving to Minnesota, to seek gender-affirming care after Wednesday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
Community gathers at Brooklyn Park church in wake of lawmaker shootings
Inside Grace Fellowship church in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, community members stricken with tragedy look for comfort and an answer to why.
New law requires social media warning labels in Minnesota
According to the bill, a "conspicuous mental health warning label" will soon be mandatory and will appear each time the user logs on, beginning July 2026.