St. Paul waives fees for some youth sports thanks to $1.5M from American Rescue Plan
St. Paul is hoping to score some points with families by waiving fees for rec sports leagues like soccer and basketball.
Jamal Smith receives life sentence in fatal Hwy 169 road rage shooting
The Chicago man found guilty of murdering a man in a fit of road rage was officially sentenced to life in prison Tuesday.
Latest NFL controversy underscores recent improvements in Minnesota youth football
The severe head injury sustained by Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa only exacerbated worries, especially as the third-year veteran appeared to have suffered another head injury a week before.
Man remembered for dedication to St. Paul's water services
Peter Davis was struck and killed by a dump truck while working at a road construction site on Wabasha and Seventh Street.
Blaine PD: Man charged in armed carjacking of a father and daughter
A man has been charged in connection to the armed carjacking of a father and daughter last weekend in Blaine.
Carjacking victim tells story of saving daughter at gunpoint: "He was going to have to shoot me"
Randall Wyatt and his daughter had just finished shopping at a supermarket on Saturday afternoon when an armed man in a hooded sweatshirt and mask attacked them in the parking lot.
Xcel Energy smart meters are coming to your home, so here's what you need to know
It all started with a postcard in the mail that told Pam Pommer she'd soon be getting a new utility meter installed at her home.
Jewish communities in Minnesota and around the world set to welcome new year 5783
As the autumn season begins so does a new year on the Hebrew calendar, which will be commemorated this weekend by Jewish communities in Minnesota and around the world.
48th suspect charged in alleged pandemic fraud scheme
"A hungry kid doesn't necessarily going to look a certain way. They aren't going to necessarily tell you they're hungry, but they're hungry, they're going to show up, they're going to eat," said Youthprise's Christa DeBoer. "The programs need to exist."
Habitat starts build on new home in Minnetonka as battle remains for more development
Habitat for Humanity has started construction on its first home project in Minnetonka in 22 years, and with help from a local church, is hoping this is just the start of a burgeoning project that could lead to a dozen more.
Inappropriate image sent to parents on school messaging app
The Seesaw app is used by school districts across the state - including Minneapolis public schools and Roseville Area Schools.
University of Minnesota wants Minneapolis to provide $3M for more campus lighting
There's a new proposal to improve safety near the University of Minnesota – and it's all about lights.
MyPillow's Mike Lindell: The FBI seized my cellphone
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, a supporter of Donald Trump who has espoused the former president's false claims that the 2020 election was stolen, said he was served a federal subpoena Tuesday and that his phone was seized by federal agents.
Anoka-Hennepin Schools struggling to find preschool, early childhood staffing
Another day, another urgent call for teachers – and this time it's in preschools and early childhood care centers.
Brainerd high school senior suffers serious head injury during football game
A Brainerd high school senior is in the hospital after suffering a serious head injury during a football game.