New research at U of M measures brain waves to help people report depression, suicide
Nearly 50,000 Americans died by suicide in 2021. It's also the second-leading cause of death for ages 20 to 34.
Fans flock to Minneapolis estate sale to support musician Slim Dunlap
Slim Dunlap is most well-known as the lead guitarist for Twin Cities rockers The Replacements from the late 80s to early 90s. Dunlap suffered a stroke a little more than 10 years ago.
Afghanistan war veteran has priceless mementos stolen on wedding day
The Lyndale Park Peace Garden, near Lake Harriet, is where Liz Walla and her now husband Aaron Walla had their ceremony on Friday afternoon. It was at that ceremony they said someone broke into their vehicle and stole several bags, like the bride's purse.
Prince Segway tour gives fans unique Minneapolis perspective
You can now explore Prince Rogers Nelson Way on two wheels: Segway wheels.
Man living with ALS receives generous gift after car, power chair stolen
"It feels great, man. I have a huge sense of relief," Schultz said.
1 killed, 1 critically injured after crash in Robbinsdale; driver arrested
A woman is dead, a man is critically injured and another man is in custody after a crash in Robbinsdale Saturday night.
Minneapolis receives top rating for bike-ability
The report from PeopleForBikes gave Minneapolis a top large city rating of 68 out of 100 rating, beating out other large cities like San Francisco and Seattle.
Report says nearly half the country's water contains PFAS
The Twin Cities area and southwest Wisconsin had some of the highest number of detections in the country.
Fireworks destroy boats, damage dock at Lake Minnetonka marina in Orono
A fire at a Lake Minnetonka marina destroyed several boats, and caused a half-million dollars in damage.
How to watch: Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara's update on chaotic Fourth of JulyNeighbors, police grapple with fireworks, disruption during Fourth of July holiday
It was a chaotic Fourth of July at Boom Island in Minneapolis, where police attempted to clear out several dozen people setting off fireworks.
US men's national soccer team heading back to Allianz Field in September
The U.S. men's soccer team will make its third appearance at Allianz Field this September.
U researchers hopeful for naturally-occurring end to invasive buckthorn
The fight against invasive buckthorn has been an ongoing battle for years in Minnesota.
More than a quarter million Minnesotans at risk of losing public health plans
With COVID-era rules ending, the Minnesota Department of Human Services says as many as 370,000 residents could lose their publicly-funded health care coverage.
Taylor Swift, Twin Cities Pride sell out hotels and pack light rail
Pride, the concert and an international Kiwanis convention are expected to bring in half a million people, and a lot of money into downtown Minneapolis.
51st annual Twin Cities Pride kicks off at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden
They're expecting 600,000 to attend this year's Twin Cities Pride, a far cry from the original celebration.