Minnesotans find tranquility on Memorial Day in cemeteries, not on the lake
According to a congressional report, about 19,000 servicemen and women from Minnesota are considered casualties of America's foreign wars.
3 years after civil unrest, Lake Street's full recovery may take more than just money
Lake Street today is a hit-or-miss mix of old wounds and new ventures, storefronts fully restored and those needing repairs.
Neighborhood in a pique after preening peacock pinched by Eden Prairie powers that be
While no one knows why, there's been at least one peacock living in the neighborhood since the 90s.
Minnesota National Guard meets its annual recruitment goal after three-year slump
Across the country, the physical and mental fitness of American youth remains the primary challenge. Just 23% of Americans ages 17 to 22 are fit enough to enlist.
Parents at St. Paul's J.J. Hill Montessori School speak out against cuts, including only Black teacher
The exhilaration of summer will have to wait, as parents are instead expressing anxiety over a decision to cut five positions and a mixed pre-K and kindergarten class at J.J. Hill Montessori School in St. Paul.
"Worst-case scenario": Cybersecurity experts confirm school security blueprints stolen in MPS ransomware attack
Mark Lanterman, former member of the U.S. Secret Service Electronic Crimes Task Force confirmed that highly sensitive security information, including campus blueprints, alarm schematics and the placement of surveillance cameras, were all among the documents stolen.
"We simply cannot normalize these incidents": Suspected arson damages St. Paul Islamic center
Few details were initially available, but the fire is said to have happened at Tawhid Islamic Center of Minnesota, which is on the 400 block of Dale Street.
Minnesota taxpayers sound off on what lawmakers should do with historic surplus
The historic sum is due to a variety of factors, including federal COVID relief funds, higher-than-expected tax revenues, as well as monies left over from the last legislative session.
Gov. Tim Walz orders flags lowered to half-staff for Peace Officers Memorial Day
It's been a harrowing spring for law enforcement in Minnesota and Wisconsin: Four officers were killed in just the past two months.
Wisconsin Deputy Kaitie Leising, killed in line of duty, laid to rest
Officers from around the country arrived in Hudson to pay their respects to Deputy Kaitie Leising on Friday morning.
University of St. Thomas graduates class of 300 first-generation, minority students from associate's program debt free
A group of 300 soon-to-be graduates at the University of St. Thomas' Dougherty Family College marked the milestone of graduating debt-free during a block party on Thursday.
Amidst grief, parents of 19-year-old killed at MOA urge tougher penalties, tighter security
For the first time, we're hearing from the parents of the 19-year-old Como High School graduate who was shot and killed last year at Mall of America.
MN Homeland Security: Raymond train derailment show improvements to hazmat response
CBS News Investigations found the likelihood of an accident involving hazardous and toxic chemicals is actually far greater on the roads, where you and your family drive every day.
Funeral for fallen Wisconsin Deputy Kaitie Leising set for Friday
The funeral has been set for fallen western Wisconsin Deputy Kaitie Leising, who was shot and killed over the weekend.
The next frontier: Stratospheric balloons reach new heights in U.S. only months after crisis with China
According to Nelson, Aerostar manufactures and launches up to 100 stratospheric balloons each year. The latest balloon being launched in nearby Hurley, S.D., is a research and development prototype that engineers think can travel for up to five months at 70,000 feet.