Eagan Police Officer Kade Eggum in critical but stable condition after crash with semi on I-35E
A serious crash involving three vehicles, including a police cruiser, closed northbound Interstate 35E in Eagan for hours Tuesday morning.
Zaria McKeever's family speaks out after teens charged in her murder not certified as adults
A family asked a judge to reject a plea deal for two teenagers charged with killing their daughter, but the deal went through. Now, relatives of 23-year-old Zaria McKeever claim their victim rights have been violated.
Minnesota first responder returns home after weeks of helping the people of Ukraine
Twin Cities firefighter and EMT Svetlana Vold says she will never forget the faces of those lost, as well as those who are holding on, hoping for an end to the war in Ukraine.
How I-35W obliterated the Black cultural corridor of south Minneapolis
Many Twin Cities residents have heard stories about how the building of Interstate 94 destroyed the original Rondo neighborhood in St. Paul. But the same thing happened in south Minneapolis when Interstate 35W was built.
Students help lead call for answers in the death of Khalil Azad
Investigators say Khalil Azad, 24, drowned last summer in Crystal Lake after running from Robbinsdale police. But his family and some community members say they don't believe that's the truth.
White Bear Lake officer shot while serving arrest warrant opens up about journey to recovery
Officer Ryan Sheak is back at home recuperating after he was shot three times while serving an arrest warrant in January. He's counting his blessings, and is grateful to be able to tell his story of survival.
St. Paul's Black leaders discuss interventions to combat gang violence
A recent surge in shootings has left many wondering if the Capitol City has a gang problem. But boots-on-the-ground organizations in St. Paul believe the problem runs deeper than gangs or cliques.
MACV working to find shelter during storm for hundreds of unhoused veterans
While many are inside watching snow pile up, there is concern for the unsheltered. Many of those living on the street are veterans, and work is underway to get them out of the storm.
Minnesotans rally together as February snow storm strikes
"Just trying to be helpful," Wunderlan said. "Some of the people in the neighborhood are not able to get out and shovel, so I just kind of run, do a quick up and down the block just to help out."
Minneapolis crews remove activists who decry plans to raze Roof Depot site
City officials in Minneapolis say the people occupying the Roof Depot site have been cleared from the property.
Suburbs hunker down for potential "shelter in place" level snowfall
Across the metro, people are venturing out to get what supplies they need to weather the approaching storm.
Chef Brian Ingram travels to Turkey after devastating earthquake: "I wanted to come and just love on these people"
Ingram came to Turkey to do what he does best, but one look at the devastation and he realized his energy was best spent taking care of the immediate needs of the people.
Meet the Viking from Hell, Norway
On their travels, reporter Reg Chapman and photojournalist Tom Aviles met a Viking man from Hell, Norway.
Walz visits Norway to commemorate historic 50-year troop exchange
Gov. Tim Walz is in Norway to help recognize the 50-year partnership between the Minnesota National Guard and the Norwegian Home Guard.
"It felt like home": Since "Year of the Return," more Black Minnesotans have made pilgrimage to Africa
The year 2019 marked 400 years since the first enslaved Africans arrived in America. That same year the country of Ghana encouraged African Americans to make a trip there to reconnect with their roots. It was dubbed the "Year of the Return."