Amid Trump orders, here's how deportation works in Minnesota
President Trump promises to crack down on illegal immigration. Jonah Kaplan investigates how Minnesota's current deportation process works.
Future doctor shortage could impact rural communities the most
There is real concern among health officials there won't be nearly enough doctors in the future, let alone for rural Minnesota in the near term.
Minnesota hospitals cut back on labor and delivery units
A growing number of women are foregoing the traditional labor and delivery unit in a hospital, and are instead giving birth in centers run by midwives.
Minnesota hospital service cuts leave residents reeling
Access to health care when we need it most is something many of us have come to count on, but many communities are seeing cuts to services that limit that access.
Keeping health care providers healthy amid Minnesota's "quad-demic"
Twin Cities hospital leaders will be meeting again this week to game plan for the surge in patients visiting emergency rooms.
First response actors help train Minneapolis police officers for real-life scenarios
Minneapolis police officers are learning new ways to care for those with mental health or behavioral issues.
Uptown restaurant Red Dragon closing after nearly half a century
The menu offers plenty of options, but fans of the Red Dragon say they'll miss how the restaurant really nourished their souls.
Thousands attend Christmas Day mass at the Basilica of Saint Mary
This was the 110th Christmas at the Basilica, which first opened in 1914.
Minnesota National Guard soldier home for Christmas after deployment
Major Tommy Miller is among the more than 550 Minnesota National Guard soldiers who returned home this month after a 10-month deployment in Kuwait.
Budget-friendly ways to make the most of winter break
Twin Cities families are finding ways to spend winter break without busting the bank.
After 10-month deployment, 34th "Red Bull" Infantry Division returns home
More than 550 Minnesota National Guard soldiers are returning home this week after a 10-month deployment in Kuwait.
Syrian man in Minnesota shares hopes about his country's future
Ramsey County resident Fadel Sakkal, who grew up in Aleppo, says there are both signs of optimism and concern following the end of the Assad family's rule in Syria.
Anoka-Hennepin School Board eyes two options to solve $21 million deficit
The Anoka-Hennepin is facing a $21 million budget deficit, which the administration blame on many factors.
500+ pieces of stolen mail recovered during traffic stop
A police officer in the southeast metro recovered hundreds of pieces of stolen mail during a traffic stop early Thursday.
Minnesota not immune to increase in walking pneumonia cases in kids
Federal and state health officials tell CBS News they are tracking an increase of infections with the illness known as "walking pneumonia" or "white lung pneumonia" among young kids.