Temporary shutdown of Monticello nuclear power plant causes fish kill
A Minnesota nuclear power plant says it fixed a radioactive leak, but the process killed hundreds of fish.
Ukrainian refugees in Minneapolis head south to help after deadly Mississippi tornadoes
Jonah Kaplan introduces us to a team of volunteers made-up of Ukrainian war refugees who want to pay it forward for the kindness shown to them.
2 additional adults charged in Zaria McKeever's death
Eriana Haynes, 24, and Tavion James, 24, have each been charged with aiding an offender after the fact.
Charges: Robert Castillo fatally stabbed wife at a Bible study in St. Paul
"Corinna treated people with love and encouragement, and was a beacon of hope for people," said Phil Tyler of Against All Odds Ministries
Ex-race and equity ED lashes out at Minneapolis city officials, assails two black councilwomen's "antiblack racism"
Tyeastia Green, who was hired in March 2022, issued the threat in a scathing 14-page memo she sent to Mayor Jacob Frey and other city officials, blasting what she called a "toxic" work environment, which reflected "antiblack sentiment" -- even among its two Black city councilwomen.
Former Race and Equity ED lashes out at Minneapolis city officials, assails two Black councilwomen's "anti-Black sentiment"
A different kind of storm is brewing in Minneapolis City Hall, as the former director of the Equity and Inclusion Office is accusing city leaders of a toxic workplace and anti-Black racism.
As MPS families voice frustrations, other school districts enhance cyber security protocols
Nearly four weeks and at least three emails later, Minneapolis Public Schools' families remain somewhere between uncertainty and unimpressed with the district's response to a major cyber attack.
Hackers post more stolen Minneapolis Public School data to dark web
Minneapolis Public Schools says some of the data stolen during a cyber attack last month has been released on the dark web.
Construction crews warn ice dams could cause damage to homes well into spring
As road crews play catch-up with potholes, repair crews are playing catch-up with damage from ice dams.
Minneapolis city officials say pothole repairs can't start until freeze-thaw cycle ends
Officials promise there's a plan to fix potholes that will cost the city an extra million dollars.
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."