Plan for Habitat for Humanity homes on Minnetonka church property appears likely to be denied
Mills Church and Habitat for Humanity are pushing for more affordable housing in Minnetonka, but the City Council doesn't appear to be on board.
Video shows deer after crashing through Victoria salon's window
A salon in the west metro is open again after two deer came charging through the window on Wednesday morning.
Church, Habitat for Humanity offer updated proposal for affordable housing in Minnetonka Mills
Mills Church and Habitat for Humanity have submitted a new proposal for more affordable housing units on the church's property.
102 cats removed from home in Crosby due to neglect, unsafe conditions
More than 100 cats were removed from a home in Crosby this week due to unsafe conditions, and now the humane society in the area is hoping they'll be adopted and find their forever home.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara says department would "know zero" about automatic gunfire without ShotSpotter
There is a new campaign encouraging the city of Minneapolis to drop its contract with ShotSpotter, the technology spread across the city that picks up the sound of gunfire.
Day 2 of Nicolae Miu's Apple River stabbing trial features emotional testimony from Isaac Schuman's mom, friends
Day two of the trial for the deadly stabbing on the Apple River in Wisconsin was held Tuesday morning.
Video shows deadly fight along Apple River in opening arguments of Nicolae Miu trial
The trial for a 54-year-old Prior Lake man accused of killing a teen and stabbing four others on the Apple River in Wisconsin nearly two years ago began on Monday.
Metro Transit ends overtime contracts with Bloomington, MSP Airport police
Metro Transit is showing renewed confidence in its safety and security action plan, ending overtime contracts with two local police departments in favor of its own separate initiatives.
Minneapolis's 35W bridge, which collapsed in 2007, lights up in Maryland colors in show of support of Baltimore
In the 2007 tragedy, 13 people lost their lives after the bridge suddenly collapsed into the Mississippi River, and 145 more people were injured. The bridge was under construction at the time of the crash, but the moment of failure happened at the height of the afternoon rush hour.
Minnesotans dig out, make most of heavy spring snow
The American Heart Association recommends taking breaks while shoveling, as well as pushing snow, as opposed to lifting it.
MN National Guard hopes "Mission Day" events could help boost enlistment
The Minnesota National Guard met its recruiting goal for the first time in four years in 2023 and they hope to boost enlistment in 2024 by hosting multiple "Mission Day" events.
"Cold-blooded": Grieving parents react as MOA shooting suspect confesses to murdering Johntae Hudson
One of the suspects accused of gunning down a teenager at Mall of America in 2022 pleaded guilty on Thursday — but did so after rejecting a plea deal offered by prosecutors.
Minnesota House approves bill clarifying use of force rules for school resource officers following controversy
The Minnesota House with broad bipartisan support on Monday approved a bill clarifying use-of-force standards for school resource officers.
Helium discovery in northern Minnesota may be biggest ever in North America
For a century, the U.S. Government-owned the largest helium reserve in the country, but the biggest exporters now are in Russia, Qatar and Tanzania. With this new discovery, Minnesota could be joining that list.
Sub shop to feed police officers, firefighters at Wednesday's memorial for fallen Burnsville responders
Sitzmann owns Firehouse Subs in Richfield, and along with her teammates, are prepping 1,500 free meals for the police officers and firefighters attending Wednesday's funeral for Paul Elmstrand, Matthew Ruge and Adam Finseth.