Minnetonka church offers land for affordable housing as city reaches max capacity
Mill Church in Minnetonka wants to turn its five-and-a-half acres of land into houses and townhomes with help from Habitat for Humanity.
Young dad clings to life after hit by errant bullet near Stone Arch Bridge
Tyler King was walking a woman to her car when gunfire erupted several blocks away.
SCOTUS decision turns Minnesota into Midwest island of abortion access
Now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned, the Dakotas and Wisconsin, among others, are immediately banning the procedure. Planned Parenthood now projects the percentage of out-of-state patients seeking abortions in Minnesota could jump to 25% of all cases.
SCOTUS ruling strikes down New York gun law, but what does that mean for Minnesota?
In Minnesota, applicants for a Permit to Carry a Pistol must be at least 21 years old, must pass a background check, and must complete a firearms safety course. Those laws will remain in place, for now, unless the high court decides to take up more challenges to gun control laws in the future.
Wisconsin's Sen. Ron Johnson on defensive after staff texts revealed in Jan. 6 hearings
His campaign for a third term in the United States Senate was already a steep climb, but Ron Johnson now has to answer to voters' concerns about his office's being implicated in the January 6 Capitol Assault investigation.
Minnesota pitches bid to host 2027 World Expo
The United States hasn't hosted a World's Fair in nearly 40 years, but that could soon change. Minnesota is among five other places competing to host the World Expo in 2027.
High expectations ahead for new Minnesota law on THC foods taking effect July 1
There are high expectations ahead as a new law will soon take effect that for the first time regulates the use of cannabinoids in food and beverages in Minnesota.
"Wet bulbs" helping Hennepin County emergency crews keep people safe amid dangerous heat
Hennepin County is relying on a growing network of special weather stations to aid emergency managers in planning for and responding to heat-related emergencies.
How the Fed's raising of interest rates will affect the economy, consumers
WCCO's Jonah Kaplan talks with the Minneapolis Federal Reserve about why interest rates are rising now and what it means for consumers.
Girl, 3, dies after being hit by driver while on foot in Roseville
A 3-year-old girl is dead and a man is in critical condition after they were struck while on foot Wednesday night near the Roseville-St. Paul border.
St. Paul man pleads guilty to online sextortion scheme
Yue Vang, 31, of St. Paul, pleaded guilty to four federal charges, including two counts of production of child pornography.
What You Can Do Now To Prepare For A Possible Recession
Markets don't react well to volatility, which doesn't bode well when many Americans are increasingly anxious about an economic downturn.
Portion control, raising interest rates among limited options to stop inflation
The stock market took a deep dive on Friday after the CPI was released: the S&P 500 dropped 117 points, or 2.9%, to 3,901. The Dow Jones industrial Average dropped 2.7%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq sank 3.5%.
Jan. 6 hearings begin as public interest wanes, cases delayed
So far, that evidence has led to the arrest of at least 862 people, including eight from Minnesota and nine from Wisconsin.