"Purple Rain," "Back To The Future: The Musical" among 11 Broadway shows coming to Minneapolis
Nearly a dozen Broadway shows are coming to Minneapolis over the next two years, including the world premiere of Prince's "Purple Rain."
Man found dead inside burning camper in Moorhead
A man was found dead Thursday morning inside a burning camper in northwestern Minnesota.
Pro-Palestinian activists protest outside Plymouth's Northrop Grumman
Activists blocked the driveway of a Twin Cities company early Thursday in protest of its ties to the war in Israel.
St. Paul house fire kills woman, 2 dogs
One person and two dogs are dead following a house fire late Wednesday night in St. Paul's St. Anthony Park neighborhood.
Minnesota DFL seeks to end Legal Marijuana Now's major party status
Minnesota's DFL Party has officially challenged the status of the Legal Marijuana Now Party.
Edina police believe break-ins at 9 "affluent" homes may be connected
Police in Edina are investigating nine home break-ins which they believe may all be connected.
St. Paul educators to take strike vote after months without contract
The St. Paul Federation of Educators (SPFE) says its members, who have been working without a contract since the start of July, will vote on Feb. 15 to authorize a strike.
St. Cloud area educators, school district reach tentative contract agreement
SCEA says educators, who have been working without a contract since the end of June, will see wage gains, with pay increases of up to 4.5% annually depending on where employees are on the salary schedule.
Nearly 8 years after Philando Castile's death, Falcon Heights considers new contract with St. Anthony Village Police
Falcon Heights may pursue a law enforcement contract again with the St. Anthony Village Police Department, years after the two parted ways following the shooting death of Philando Castile.
Sen. Klobuchar hails bipartisan immigration-Ukraine funding deal
One of Minnesota's U.S. Senators is applauding the bipartisan immigration agreement reached Sunday between the Senate and the White House.
2 hospitals, 19 clinics in western Wisconsin set to close this spring
Western Wisconsin residents are on the verge of losing many of their local health care facilities, sending lawmakers into panic mode.
Pedestrian killed on St. Paul's east side; city's 2nd pedestrian crash in 24 hours
The victim's names have not been released, and the crashes are still under investigation.
At least 1 dead in rollover crash near Rochester, state patrol says
Two people — a woman and a man from Red Wing, ages 78 and 85, respectively — were in the SUV when it went off the highway and rolled.
Thousands of Twin Cities essential workers prepare for possible strike
SEIU says its members, who are mostly people of color and immigrants, are fighting for better wages, retirement security and respect.
With thin ice danger present on all Minnesota bodies of water, here's how to keep your children safe
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources encourages everyone to stay off the ice, especially with rising temperatures.