Doobie Dabbler celebrates all things cannabis in Minnesota
Starting on Friday, a festival will celebrate the culmination of Minnesota's journey of going green.
House committee subpoenas Tim Walz in $250M COVID fraud probe
Tim Walz, Minnesota's governor and the Democratic nominee for vice president, is being subpoenaed by a U.S. House of Representatives committee to answer questions about the Feeding Our Future fraud scandal.
1 dead, 2 hurt in separate late night Minneapolis shootings
A man is dead and two others are hurt in separate shootings late Wednesday night in Minneapolis.
3 hurt in apparent knife fight outside Montevideo bar; attack comes year after worker fatally stabbed
An apparent knife fight early Sunday morning outside a southwestern Minnesota bar left three people injured.
For 2nd time in a year, man charged with fleeing Twin Cities police officers in stolen vehicle
The Inver Grove Heights Police Department says an officer was hurt in its parking lot early Sunday morning by a wanted man who came to pick up a friend freshly arrested for driving under the influence.
Much of Minnesota under air quality alerts on Labor Day due to Canadian wildfire smoke
Almost half of Minnesota is under air quality alerts on Monday due to hazardous wildfire smoke blowing south from Canada.
2 women charged in Minneapolis Lululemon organized theft ring
Two Crystal women have been charged in connection to a theft scheme involving a Minneapolis Lululemon store, which investigators say was thwarted with the help of GPS trackers.
Tim Walz says he's "proud" of son Gus, who lives with neurodivergence
In a new interview on CNN, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says he's proud of his son, whose emotional moment at the Democratic National Convention went viral.
Tim Walz pressed about 2018 "weapons of war" statement in CNN interview
In their first televised interview as Democratic presidential running mates, Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz faced more questions about Walz's military service.
Vikings waive Jaren Hall, adding veteran Brett Rypien as likely No. 3 QB
The Minnesota Vikings have waived quarterback Jaren Hall while bringing in NFL veteran Brett Rypien as their likely No. 3 QB this upcoming season.
Weapons recovered after children crash stolen car into muddy New Brighton pond, police say
Police in the north metro say an attempted traffic stop of a stolen car filled with children led to a standoff in a wooded area early Wednesday.
Amid controversy over Muslim-friendly community, Lino Lakes City Councilmember accused of anti-Islamic conduct
The head of Minnesota's Council on American-Islamic Relations is holding a press conference on Wednesday to level the latest in a series of anti-Muslim-related allegations involving the Lino Lakes City Council following its decision to pause the development of a Muslim-friendly community.
19-year-old man shot on St. Paul's east side
St. Paul police are working to figure out who shot a 19-year-old man on Tuesday night in the Payne-Phalen neighborhood.
Lightning strike preceded Minneapolis house fire; crews rescue 4 dogs
Fire officials say a lightning strike preceded a house fire in north Minneapolis amid Monday night's severe thunderstorms, leading firefighters to rescue four dogs inside.
Fight preceded early morning shooting at Minneapolis' Nicollet Mall light rail station, police say
An early morning shooting at a downtown Minneapolis light rail station left one person injured, according to the Metro Transit Police Department.