Missing 12-year-old girl last seen near U of M's St. Paul campus found safe
University of Minnesota Department of Public Safety says the 12-year-old girl who went missing near the St. Paul campus on Monday has been found.
As strike impacts events, Minneapolis park board holds special meeting
Union leadership now says the strike may go beyond the initial plan of one week, meaning workers might not be back by Thursday.
Waterville residents still cleaning up after devastating flooding
Residents in Waterville are still working to clean up after historic flooding.
Waterville community comes together in effort to recover from devastating floods
There are no off days when recovering from a natural disaster.
Crystal police on high alert for "pop-up" gatherings at parks
The weather is a wildcard for many official July 4 celebrations but the impromptu gatherings, especially among teenagers, have police and neighborhoods on high alert.
Flooding impacting dozens of parks and recreation areas ahead of holiday weekend
You might be thinking of spending time outdoors this holiday weekend, but there's a warning from state officials about the impact of flooding.
Minnesota National Guard families prepare for Father's Day calls from dads overseas
Minnesotans will celebrate dads this weekend. But some Father's Day celebrations will have to wait until more than 500 Minnesota National Guard members come home from Kuwait.
Officials and community leaders anxiously await SCOTUS homelessness ruling
Local officials and community support organizations are anxiously awaiting a decision from the U.S. Supreme Court that could drastically limit how governments manage homeless encampments.
Minnesota "hero pay" bonuses were sent to ineligible applicants, audit finds
A new state audit found that frontline workers during the COVID-19 pandemic should have gotten more pay.
2nd gunman in deadly Mall of America shooting also sentenced to 30-plus years
A second man who pleaded guilty to a deadly shooting at the Mall of America in 2022 was sentenced on Monday to more than 30 years in prison.
Downtown Thursdays return to Minneapolis, with big slate of events to follow
The windy weather may have affected turnout, but the return of Downtown Thursdays to downtown Minneapolis has given many hope for the energy needed to revitalize the corridor.
Minnesota law enforcement officers are facing increase in attacks by shooters, state data shows
Flags are flying at half-staff across Minnesota to mark the death of Minneapolis Police Officer Jamal Mitchell, who was fatally shot in a mass shooting on Thursday afternoon.
Minneapolis man sentenced to 30 years in prison for fatal MOA shooting of Johntae Hudson
A Minneapolis man convicted of gunning down a young man at Mall of America in 2022 has received a sentence of 30 years and seven months.
Helium mine in Minnesota's Iron Range one step closer to opening as engineers conduct flow tests
The U.S. used to be a major supplier of helium but not anymore, which is why a helium mine in the middle of the country could be a gold mine.
Faribault prison lockdowns due to drug overdoses — not staffing shortages, families of inmates claim
Gerri, a concerned family member, said she's been told from inside that the lockdowns caused by overdoses have cut into meals and rehabilitation programming.