Mall of America starts using K-9s to sniff for guns
A new security measure is now in place at the Mall of America.
The luck of the Irish was in full force Saturday in St. Paul
Saturday was the annual St. Patrick's day parade.
Events lead to record setting, record breaking week for downtown Minneapolis
Adam Duxter shows us how businesses are cashing in as college basketball fans invade downtown Minneapolis.
Ice-out declared on Lake Minnetonka 2 days after earliest record set in 1878
The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office declared ice out on Lake Minnetonka Wednesday evening exactly two months after a record-late ice-in.
Target Center buzzing again as the men's Big 10 Tournament kicks off Wednesday night
Just three days after Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes took home the Big Ten Women's Basketball Championship in front of a record crowd, Minneapolis is ready to play host once more.
Man in custody after firing at officers during standoff in Oakdale
A man is in custody after police say he fired gunshots at officers and barricaded himself in a home overnight.
Could you last in the Big Brother House? Some local Minnesotans are hoping so
"Big Brother" casting came to the Twin Cities on Saturday and some locals are hoping to make it on the show.
Two men accused of stealing calculators across seven stores, found with cooler carrying $5,000 worth of calculators
Two men are accused of stealing calculators from seven stores across the Minneapolis metro area. The men are believed to be from Texas, and apart of a much larger theft ring.
Minneapolis teachers call school district's proposed budget cuts "emotional blackmail"
Minneapolis Public Schools says it's dealing with what it calls a "historic" budget shortfall of at least $110 million. But teachers aren't buying it.
Big Ten Women's Basketball Tournament begins in Minneapolis Wednesday
For the next two weeks, teams in the Big Ten will take to the court at the Target Center vying for a spot in the NCAA Tournament, which begins March 19.
Minneapolis city council members, Mayor Jacob Frey clash on homelessness response after fire at encampment
A fire ripped through a homeless encampment in south Minneapolis on Thursday. City leaders and support groups are providing an update, addressing the situation.
"First sign of spring" shows up in Minneapolis weeks ahead of schedule
First spotted Feb. 12 in the city's Lyndale Park Rose Garden, the snowdrop flower hit full bloom by Feb 21.
What's behind the surge in Minnesota's fatal crashes this year?
t's no secret that Minnesota's winter of 2023-2024 was unlike many in recent memory. After one of the snowiest winters ever – drivers got a bit of a break this year. No snow and ice should make for safer driving – right?
Community tribute convoy planned to honor Burnsville fallen first responders Saturday
In a week of tributes for Burnsville's fallen police officers Paul Elmstrand and Matthew Ruge, along with fallen firefighter and paramedic Adam Finseth, community members are planning to pay their respects by putting their cars in drive.
Twin Cities faith leaders hold vigil for slain Burnsville first responders
Faith leaders from across the Twin Cities gathered Thursday evening to hold a vigil for three first responders killed in a standoff in Burnsville last weekend.