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.
In wake of Hurricane Milton, Minnesotans say they're feeling déjà vu
More than a dozen Minnesota National Guard airmen are on the ground to help in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton.
Minnesotans in Florida brace for Hurricane Milton
There are mandatory evacuation orders for places like Fort Myers Beach, a popular spot for many Minnesotans.
The future of medical marijuana in Minnesota
We're roughly three months away from recreational marijuana becoming legal to sell and purchase in Minnesota, but that will likely lead to other changes when it comes to medical marijuana.
Twin Cities educators rally as pandemic-era funding for schools dries up
Over the last few years, $200 billion of pandemic aid helped fill gaps in school budgets across the country. The $207 million that St. Paul Public School received was used to fund arts programming and expand after-school options.
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Former inmate says more needs to be done about drugs in prison
The recent two-day lockdown at Stillwater caused by an inmate smoking an unknown substance underscored the limits of the mail pilot program and the risks of persistent drug smuggling.
Mpls. church hosts Lebanese Festival amid tension in Middle East
St. Maron's Catholic Church on Sunday wrapped up its 33rd annual Lebanese Festival, a celebration of the Middle Eastern nation on the Mediterranean that in recent months has been caught in the crossfire between Iran-backed Hezbollah and Israel.
9 Stillwater prison staff members hospitalized after possible drug exposure
Minnesota Correctional Facility - Stillwater, the state's largest prison, is on temporary lockdown after several staff members were possibly exposed to synthetic drugs on Thursday.
Person of interest in Hugo homicide taken into custody
A person of interest has been taken into custody hours after a 68-year-old woman was found assaulted and killed north of the Twin Cities.
What does a federal interest rate cut mean for you?
The federal funds rate currently stands at a 5.25% to 5.50% range — the highest in more than 20 years — and there are expectations that the Fed will reduce the rate by 25 basis points.
Minneapolis family shares story with myotonic dystrophy
Among those participating are Target, Target Field, IDS Center, Capella Tower, Minneapolis Convention Center and the Interstate 35W Bridge.