Iowa star Caitlin Clark declares for WNBA Draft, will skip final season of college eligilbility
Iowa's Caitlin Clark says she will will leave the Hawkeyes after this season and enter the WNBA Draft.
14 cited for trespassing during protest outside governor's mansion in St. Paul
Around 100 people are said to have shown up to the University of Minnesota's Eastcliff Mansion to protest investments in programs that help the Israeli government amid the war with Hamas.
St. Paul City Council funds $45.1 million in street, park improvements through new sales tax
The St. Paul City Council passed more than $45 million in funds to improve streets and parks infrastructure thanks to the city's new 1% sales tax increase.
Impairment, speed potential factors in Benton County crash that killed man, injured his mother
According to the Benton County Sheriff's Office, deputies responded to a report of a single-vehicle crash on the 15000 block of 115th Street Northeast in Maywood Township around 2:30 p.m.
Deadline to remove fish houses from Minnesota lakes approaching
The Minnesota Department of Natural resources says it is time to start planning for the removal of fish houses from lakes — that's if you already haven't due to the warm winter.
Rebecca Cunningham selected as president for the University of Minnesota
Rebecca Cunningham will serve as the University of Minnesota's 18th president, the Board of Regents announced late Monday afternoon.
Shannon Gooden fired 100+ rounds at Burnsville responders after claiming he was unarmed, BCA says
New details from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension reveal the suspect in the killings of three first responders during a standoff in Burnsville last weekend had fired more than 100 rounds after claiming he was unarmed.
Water Gremlin sold to Otter Lake Technologies after filing for bankruptcy
Otter Lake Technologies, an affiliate of the private investment firm Gardner Standard, announced Wednesday the purchase of "certain U.S. assets of Water Gremlin Company."
Metro Transit bus runs over woman's leg in north Minneapolis
Police say surveillance video shows a woman running after the bus as it was pulling away from a stop when she slipped and fell.
James Rowader to serve as executive director of Cannabis Expungement Board
Gov. Tim Walz announced Wednesday former Minneapolis City Attorney James Rowader will serve as the executive director of the Cannabis Expungement Board.
Health officials confirm 2 measles cases in Twin Cities
The first case, confirmed Monday, was found in the Twin Cities metro area, MDH said, and the second case occurred in an unvaccinated sibling.
2 people, cat found dead inside home due to carbon monoxide poisoning; 1 hospitalized
Investigators suspect carbon monoxide poisoning killed two people and a cat inside their northern Minnesota home Sunday night.
"Laser loon" library card available for a limited time at St. Paul Public Library locations
St. Paul residents will soon have the chance to get their hands on a limited-edition library card featuring a unique take on the beloved state bird.
MDH: Grand Rapids municipal water supply source of Legionnaires' disease outbreak
Health officials announced Monday that they have identified the source of a potentially deadly disease outbreak in northern Minnesota.
Man who died on light rail train in St. Paul remains unidentified nearly a month later
Police are asking for help with identifying a man found dead on a Metro Transit light rail train last month.