St. Paul City Council approves more changes to rent control ordinance
More changes are coming to St. Paul's rent control ordinance after a lengthy debate and divisive vote in the City Council.
Meet the K-9 therapy dog pair that travels across the state
While some larger police departments like Minneapolis have their own therapy K-9s, Rip and Summit will be on call for public safety agencies across the state.
Adam Finseth to be honored at National Firefighters Memorial
Dozens of Burnsville firefighters and their families are headed to Maryland to honor firefighter and paramedic Adam Finseth during this weekend's National Firefighter Memorial Weekend events.
Anoka Social District brings back "sip and stroll"
It's May, it's spring, it's patio season, and now it's also time to "sip and stroll" at Anoka's Social District.
6 tornadoes confirmed in Minnesota, Wisconsin after severe storms
Both Minnesota and Wisconsin were hit by tornadoes during Monday night's severe storms, the National Weather Service confirmed.
Minnesotans survey damage after powerful storms sweep through
Residents in southern and central parts of Minnesota are starting to see the damage left from Monday's severe weather.
Drain worker stuck in 14-foot-hole in Minneapolis rescued
A drain worker is getting medical treatment after he spent most of the night stuck in a 14-foot hole in south Minneapolis.
Legacy of Twin Cities artist who survived the Holocaust lives on
In St. Paul, a special art gallery is open featuring hundreds of works by Holocaust survivor Lucy Kreisler Smith, who immigrated to the Twin Cities after the war.
Justin Eichorn, charged in prostitution sting, pleads not guilty
A former Minnesota state senator accused of attempting to pay a teenager for sex pleaded not guilty on Monday in his federal arraignment hearing in St. Paul.
Fire at Minnesota Renaissance Festival destroys several structures
Fire destroyed several structures Thursday evening on the grounds of the Minnesota Renaissance Festival, but officials say they expect to open on schedule later this summer.
Garden shop raises funds to send Burnsville police to Washington D.C.
Burnsville first responders Paul Elmstrand, Adam Finseth and Matthew Ruge were shot and killed while responding to a domestic call last year.
Are wait times increasing for emergency responders to arrive?
The number of expiring licenses for EMS staff continues to outnumber the number of people applying for new licenses. And it's been that way every year since 2020.
Afraid of flying due to recent plane crashes? This class can help.
Just as the data shows the safety and reliability of air travel in America, the data also shows how prevalent the anxiety about flying is — roughly 25 million people.
Meet the next general of Minnesota's 34th Infantry Red Bull Division
The next commanding general of Minnesota's 34th Infantry Red Bull Division was part of a special delegation that traveled to Worthington to celebrate one of the largest recruiting cohorts from a single high school.
Feds search for 19 guns allegedly stolen by Minneapolis UPS worker
Federal investigators are searching for 19 guns that remain missing after being reportedly snatched from their UPS packaging in Minneapolis.