2 Texas men accused of stealing $20K in calculators from 7 Twin Cities Target stores in 1 day
Two Texas men are accused of stealing nearly $20,000 worth of calculators from several Twin Cities Target stores in a single day last month.
9 dead, 1 injured after a semi collided with a van in west-central Wisconsin
Nine people are dead after a crash between a semi and van shut down a stretch of Highway 95 Friday in west-central Wisconsin.
SUV crashes through Minneapolis' Karmel Mall, injuring woman
A woman was hurt after an SUV crashed into Minneapolis' Karmel Mall on Monday.
The Wildcat Sanctuary in Minnesota celebrates 25 years with launch of YouTube channel
They're holding a fundraiser in connection with the sanctuary's 25th anniversary, with all donations up to $75,000 matched dollar for dollar from now until April 30.
Minnesota has same-day voter registration. Here's how to register to vote to cast your 2024 primary ballot.
Registration is available in Minnesota for same-day voting for the 2024 Presidential Primary. Here's everything you need to know before heading to the polls.
John Bobolink, St. Paul Public Schools' Indian Education Supervisor, dies
St. Paul Public Schools is mourning the loss of a beloved educator and Indigenous education advocate.
Who can vote in the 2024 Minnesota primary?
Democrats, Republicans and Independents are gearing up for the 2024 Minnesota Presidential Primary. But who can vote?
Downed Xcel Energy pole suspected as possible source of historic Texas wildfire
Investigators from several insurance companies notified Minneapolis-based Xcel Energy on Thursday that one of its downed utility poles may be a possible cause.
St. Paul ties 30-year-old fire fatality record
The St. Paul Fire Department says the city has tied a grim record set 30 years ago.
Sculptures honoring first responders to be installed outside Burnsville City Hall
The sculpture, by Burnsville artist Mary Pat Lutz, features three life-sized bronze sculptures of a firefighter, a paramedic and a Police officer.
MDH now screening Minnesota newborns for rare Krabbe disease
Krabbe disease is an inherited condition that prevents newborns from fully breaking down certain fats, according to MDH. That fat buildup can cause severe neurological problems and possibly death within the first two years of a child's life.
St. Paul educators plan to strike March 11 unless union, SPPS reach deal
St. Paul educators are ready to hit the picket lines again.
Strike date set for thousands of Twin Cities essential workers
SEIU's janitorial sector bargaining unit voted earlier this month to approve an unfair labor practices strike on behalf of its 8,000 members, who the union says are mostly people of color and immigrants who work as "commercial janitors, retail janitors, security officers and more" across the metro.
Metro Transit "TRIP Agents" to start riding light rail trains in bid to boost safety
Starting Friday, 24 agents clad in royal-blue uniforms will ride the METRO Green and Blue lines daily between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m.
Fire damages 2 historic Main Street businesses in New Prague
Crews from several cities battled a fire at two historic buildings Wednesday night on New Prague's Main Street.