New momentum may finally lead to site redevelopment of Arden Hills' Army Ammunition Plant
The massive property is bigger than downtown St. Paul, and was once considered for a new Vikings stadium.
As snow piles up, so do the bills for many Minnesota cities and counties
The City of Minneapolis budgeting a little over $11.5 million for snow removal operations in 2023, but city officials tell us the historic snowfall is likely to push expenses up by nearly a million dollars, and it could be even more.
Public works employees struggle to keep up with trimming trees, fixing potholes as they focus on clearing snow
Another day, another snowfall, and another pile. That's the reality - and burden - for many residents and public works crews in the metro.
Minneapolis Public Schools says hackers behind alleged attack posted some data online
Minneapolis Public Schools is not the first district under cyber attack, and it won't be the last -- but that doesn't make it any less urgent.
The Jewish holiday of Purim: A celebration of fun
"At the end, the Jewish people prevail," said Dan Canfield. "You learn that you keep going. Even if it's a tough life, you keep pushing through and have fun doing it with other people."
Dog falls down uncovered 30-foot well in Minnesota, then helps rescue himself
Dog owners know our furry friends can sometimes be almost human in the way they communicate and share their feeling -- but this story takes it up a notch!
Frey, Carter, Ellison call for Kia and Hyundai safety recall after rise in thefts
Minnesota officials are calling for a Kia and Hyundai safety recall after a spike in thefts in the Twin Cities.
St. Paul Public Schools holds emergency session as concerns about school safety increase
The whole concept of school safety is changing instead of, or maybe in addition to protecting against an external threat, like a mass shooter, the day-to-day experience at St. Paul Public Schools is showing real dangers are already inside the halls.
MPS allows students to work with a therapist without leaving school
"It's here, mental health exists. It's impacting our kids to a degree that we need this embedded in schools," Masters said. "The stressors these kids are facing, many of them are things adults have not faced in their entire lifetime."
Construction worker Robert Alcure dies after job site accident in Edina
The Minnesota Department of Labor has opened an investigation into the workplace death of a carpenter at an apartment complex under construction in Edina.
Minneapolis declares one-day snow emergency, with winter parking restrictions to resume afterwards
Minneapolis has declared a one-day snow emergency starting Friday at 9 p.m.
"It all came together in exactly the right way": Minnesota families welcome blizzard babies
Micah and her husband, Adam, arrived at Owatonna Hospital on Tuesday night for a pre-scheduled induction, and the short drive from their house was not an easy one.
Owatonna's National Guard Armory sets up emergency shelter, with some serious wheels at the ready
Gov. Tim Walz has activated the National Guard to assist if needed in the storm, and that includes rescue operations and emergency shelters.
Officials advise people to stay home during storm: "This would be the time to not tempt fate"
"Really what we're saying is if there's a ray of sunshine between two storms, appreciate it from your house or wherever you are. Don't attempt to beat the next one," said Kevin Reed with Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
St. Paul prepares for "historic" and expensive snow storm
"We're talking up to $800,000 per snow emergency," said St. Paul Public Works Director Sean Kershaw. "That includes two daily shifts of about 70 to 80 plow drivers, plus gasoline, salt, sand and hopefully a snack."