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.
Minneapolis police pledge to expand partnerships to mediate neighbor disputes
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara on Tuesday announced an expanded partnership with community leaders to help mediate civil disputes and prevent them from descending into violence.
Frey says he wants HERC incinerator to close by 2027
Mayor Jacob Frey on Thursday signed a resolution urging Hennepin County to speed up its timeline for closing down its downtown trash incinerator.
Here's how the Electoral College works for Minnesota
The 2024 election will be decided by the Electoral College, and Minnesota's 10 votes may or may not be part of the path to victory for Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump.
Minnesota prisons will no longer receive direct mail starting Friday
All mail will be rerouted out-of-state to a company that will replicate the mail before sending it back to Minnesota.
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Minnesota prison guard talks dangerous encounters with drug smuggling
So far this year, the Minnesota Department of Corrections says there have been at least 70 cases of suspected overdoses in state prisons, with most leading to lockdowns that frustrate inmates, staff and their families.
Girl, 6, gets to "save the day" thanks to Make-A-Wish Minnesota
Za'Nari Collins, 6, lived out a special wish at Mall of America Monday thanks to the Bloomington Police Department and the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
How inmates smuggle narcotics into Minnesota prisons
Investigators have retrieved new evidence showing how prison inmates continue to smuggle narcotics, including now through books and magazines.
Opening statements begin in trial of Adam Fravel Thursday
A jury has been seated and opening statements were underway Thursday morning in the trial of Adam Fravel, a 29-year-old man accused of killing Madeline Kingsbury, who was his ex-girlfriend and mother of his children.
Fall tourism spots have little regulation, investigation finds
Questions are being asked about how a 13-year-old boy tragically lost his life on a haunted hayride in central Minnesota.
How to prepare water systems, furnaces for cooler months ahead
The temperatures have finally dropped, giving Minnesotans their first taste of cold air and their first reminders of the checklist to protect their home and save money.