U.S. Bank Stadium dealing with storm damage, working on long-term solution
Ten years after U.S. Bank Stadium officially opened in Minneapolis, it is dealing with a new maintenance issue tied to a hailstorm.
Attorney for ICE protesters believes feds may have used informant
Federal officers arrested two more anti-ICE protesters Wednesday in the Twin Cities, with both going before a judge in St. Paul federal court hours later.
DOJ charges Minnesota protesters with conspiracy to block ICE by force
U.S. prosecutors in Minnesota on Tuesday announced charges against 15 people they say conspired to "violently oppose immigration law enforcement," though U.S. Attorney Daniel Rosen failed to describe a single example of injuries to federal agents when repeatedly questioned.
Proposed data center in Elk River faces pushback from residents
A proposed data center in Elk River, Minnesota, is drawing major backlash from residents.
Minnesotans to honor Melissa and Mark Hortman 1 year after their deaths
Sunday marks one year since a politically motivated attack killed former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, and seriously injured state Sen. John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette. As Minnesotans begin reflecting on the shocking day, many are choosing to remember how the Hortmans lived.
Alleged drunken driver faces felony charge in White Bear Lake crash
Authorities allege the driver in a fatal crash in White Bear Lake, Minnesota, on Wednesday had a blood alcohol content more than three times the legal limit.
Food truck owner in Minnesota recounts scheme targeting Spanish speakers
The dream of a woman in Minnesota started with excitement, but quickly unraveled into loss after she said she fell victim to a scheme that targeted more than 30 Spanish speakers.
ShotSpotter system cost at center of Minneapolis City Council debate
Technology that listens for gunfire is once again at the center of a debate in Minneapolis. Supporters say it helps officers respond quickly. Critics question whether it's worth the cost.
St. Paul declines to charge anti-ICE church protesters
The St. Paul city attorney on Tuesday announced that the demonstrators who disrupted a service at Cities Church in January — where a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement leader also serves as a pastor — will not face state charges.
4 hospitalized after school bus slams into Hamline University building
Three children and an adult have been released from the hospital after a school bus crashed into a building Tuesday afternoon on the campus of Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Minnesota commission's pardon draws backlash from DHS
The Department of Homeland Security and Republican lawmakers are criticizing a recent decision made by the Minnesota Board of Pardons.
Minnesota DNR K-9 helping prevent spread of zebra mussels
Boats are back out across Minnesota, but along with people on the water comes a growing concern: zebra mussels.
Nonprofit honors George Floyd during Day of Remembrance in Minneapolis
People in Minneapolis took part in the Day of Remembrance to honor George Floyd on Friday, nearly six years after his death.
Daycare owner charged with fraud tried to flee U.S. after closing center, prosecutors say
New fraud charges were unsealed Wednesday against a Minnesota daycare owner who federal prosecutors allege tried to flee the country just two days after shutting the center down.
ICE officer charged in nonfatal shooting in north Minneapolis
A federal officer faces charges in connection with a shooting in north Minneapolis that left a man wounded, and that two agents were caught lying about under oath.