Minnesota public safety committee approves four gun control bills
Debate Friday in the committee hearing lasted more than four hours with emotion and pain not limited to one side of the debate.
Report criticizes how Minnesota agencies award grants to nonprofits
Minnesota state auditors have come out swinging in a new report, blasting what it called "pervasive noncompliance" among state agencies when it comes to following policies on giving out grants to nonprofits.
Court ruling could speed up release process for state's sex offender program
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that civilly committed people must be transferred to a community program within a reasonable amount of time after the request is made.
Massive, game-changing iron air battery farm coming to Minnesota
Minnesota will be home to a massive new energy project that will build batteries that could store enough energy to power thousands of houses for days.
Survivors join Gov. Walz to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day
On Friday, Gabler was among those in attendance at Plymouth Congregational Church for a special program to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day. The event, co-hosted by the Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota and the Dakotas, also welcomed Gov. Tim Walz and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.
Officer shot in White Bear Lake; 33-year-old man taken into custody
At about 10 p.m. Tuesday, White Bear Lake officers tried to arrest someone at the Lakewood Hills apartment complex. At some point gunshots rang out and a police officer was hit.
How wage theft drains millions of dollars from Minnesota families – and what's being done to stop it.
A CBS News Investigation dug into the data on reported wage thefts from state departments of labor, and found the total value of known cash withheld by employers is roughly $1.5 billion.
Opening statements delayed until Monday in trial for man accused of killing Deshaun Hill
Opening statements are scheduled to begin Friday morning in the trial of the man accused of killing a North High School student last February.
Homeowners on edge after part of new Monticello townhome development collapses
Homeowners in a new Monticello townhome development have some major concerns after a big part of the structure collapsed earlier this week.
East St. Paul church condemned after devastating fire
Fire broke out Tuesday night at the Eastside Seventh-day Adventist Church in St. Paul's Dayton's Bluff neighborhood.
Local restaurants support their competitors after burglars hit southwest Minneapolis eateries
Red Wagon Pizza Co., Colita and Broders' Pasta Bar were all burglarized in the first couple weeks of the new year.
How you can be a key ally in protecting Minnesota's critical infrastructure from attacks
"The biggest piece about cyber in my opinion is the unknown. It's a constantly-evolving threat," said MNIT's John Israel.
Wim Hof method catches fire in Minnesota
Fox, a former high school teacher and Army veteran, is Minnesota's only full-time instructor in the Wim Hof Method, a practice that prioritizes breathing and deliberate exposure to the cold.
After deadly shooting, MOA begins random bag checks
The mall says those checks are part of what it calls "multiple layers" of its security strategy, and it comes only days after the shooting in Nordstrom which killed 19-year-old Johntae Hudson.
Family mourns Alex Becker, the record 40th homicide victim in St. Paul this year
Police in St. Paul remain on the lookout for the person or people who killed a 22-year-old man in St. Paul's North End neighborhood earlier this week, the city's 40th homicide this year.