Opioid crisis takes focus of Rep. Angie Craig's Cottage Grove town hall
"We have to make sure that this stuff stops coming into our ports of entry. We have to do everything we can to stop it coming in," said Rep. Craig.
Aaron Weininger makes history as 1st openly gay rabbi at one of Minnesota's largest synagogues
Weininger was the first openly gay man to be admitted to the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York, a major rabbinical school for what's known as the conservative movement, a middle ground between Reform and Orthodox. Now he's making history again.
"Take it low and slow": Why ER docs are concerned about growing buzz from THC drinks
Many beverages on the market could take up to an hour or more for consumers to feel their full effect, leaving many novice users to think in the beginning they can keep drinking.
The invasive 'Spongy Moth' is threatening a bunch of trees in Minnesota.
The Department of Agriculture is setting traps to try and contain their population.
Hennepin Health paramedics now carry medication to treat opioid withdrawal symptoms
Paramedics in Hennepin County are now among the first in the nation to carry Suboxone, a new medication to treat withdrawal symptoms for patients overdosing on opioids.
"I know the passive racism that goes on": Neighborhoods respond to DOJ report on MPD
By accident or by design, Friday's announcement and report from federal investigators came just a few days before Juneteenth, the federal holiday celebrating the emancipation of slaves after the Civil War.
Trump indictment is legal, political drama that's become American's latest fault line
Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty Tuesday to 37 felony counts related to his alleged mishandling of classified documents. This is the first time the Department of Justice has ever charged a former president with a crime.
After Philadelphia collapse, how is Minnesota making sure its bridges are safe?
Officials in Philadelphia said the bridge will have to be demolished because of the collapse, which investigators said was caused in part by a gasoline truck crashing and catching fire.
Shoppers drenched at Somali Mall after Saturday's downpour leaks through damaged roof
Saturday's downpours are certainly welcome to ease drought conditions but the torrid rains and arid ground were a bad recipe for flooding.
From anger to action: St. Paul crime victims work with lawmakers on new juvenile justice concept
For Patrick Connelly, as proud as he is of the bill, he's just as excited if not more enthusiastic about the entire process leading up to it - a combination of creativity and humility.
Hennepin County sheriff pressed for info after 6 kids, 2 adults hurt in high-speed Minneapolis chase, crash
The six kids in the stolen KIA were between the ages of 12 and 16. According to the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office, the 12-year-old was driving.
How Minnesota's lack of rain impacts farmers, and everyone's pocketbooks
There are fresh concerns among farmers in Dakota County as Minnesota again experiences a prolonged period without rain.
"An angel on earth": Parents, friends, teammates remember Madden McKean, who died in bike fall
A community is grieving the loss of a 13-year-old boy who died last week after falling and hitting his head while riding his bike.
Tyler King still on long road to recovery 1 year after Stone Arch Bridge shooting
A thumbs up from Tyler King is so much more than a message of confidence, it's an acknowledgment of how far he's come and how much further he's willing to go.
Some Minnesota hemp-derived THC businesses prep for pot pivot
Minnesota will officially de-criminalize the possession and use of marijuana on Aug. 1. But it's only lawful to have it and use it if it's homegrown in Minnesota.