Met Council, Metro Transit workers approve labor agreement, raising wages
The Metropolitan Council and the union representing Metro Transit bus and train operators approved a labor agreement that will increase wages effective immediately.
"A true hero": Family of slain officer Matthew Ruge speaks out on eve of funeral
The family of Matthew Ruge issued a statement the night before his funeral, calling him "the light of [their] lives" and "a true hero."
Que Viet's Dat and Lauren Le on cherishing tradition and opening a new restaurant
Dat Le and his wife Lauren took over ownership of Que Viet in 1997, 17 years after Dat's mother opened up the location in north Minneapolis.
Lutsen Lodge fire under investigation, sheriff asks public to stay out of area
The Lutsen Resort lodge is now being investigated as a crime scene after a fire destroyed the historic building on Tuesday.
Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Kari Dziedzic to step down, citing return of cancer
Minnesota Senate Majority leader Kari Dziedzic will step down before the 2024 legislative session, citing the return of cancer.
Larry "Moon" Thompson, longtime KS95 radio host, dies after battle with MS
Larry "Moon" Thompson, a longtime radio personality for KS95, has died after a long battle with multiple sclerosis.
Minnesota players to watch in inaugural Pro Volleyball Federation season
Starting Wednesday, a new women's indoor volleyball league will launch in seven cities across the country, marking a milestone for a sport that has struggled for years to gain traction at the professional level in the United States.
Minneapolis plans to clear relocated Camp Nenookaasi due to stomach flu outbreak
The city of Minneapolis says it is working to close what used to be the Camp Nenookaasi encampment due to a recent stomach flu outbreak.
Art Shanty Projects push back opening weekend because of open water on Lake Harriet
The Art Shanty Projects on Lake Harriet will now open on Jan. 27. The program will end as scheduled on Feb. 11.
TSA intercepted 53 guns at MSP Airport in 2023, rate below national average
Officers at Transportation Security Administration checkpoints intercepted 53 guns at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport in 2023.
4 children dead after St. Paul house fire; 2 others and mother still in critical condition
Three of the six children pulled from the flames of a St. Paul house fire on Wednesday have died.
Victim in St. Paul house fire identified as Siv Ntshiab Vang, 5
The victim in the St. Paul house fire that sent a mother and her six children to the hospital has been identified by the Ramsey County Medical Examiner as 5-year-old Siv Ntshiab Vang of St. Paul.
280K fentanyl pills seized in largest bust in state history, 6 charged
Six people have been charged in a drug trafficking conspiracy that turned up over 280,000 fentanyl pills.
6th grade student dead, 5 others injured in Iowa school shooting
A middle school student was killed and multiple people were injured in a shooting at Perry High School in Iowa on Thursday morning, officials say.
Family of Ricky Cobb II files POST Board complaint
The family of Ricky Cobb II, a Black man who was killed by a state trooper during a traffic stop in July, filed a complaint with the Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Board, arguing that Trooper Ryan Londregan's use of deadly force did not comply with state statutes.