Metro Transit workers, including drivers, overwhelmingly vote to authorize strike
The union that represents Metro Transit drivers, operators and mechanics has voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike.
As new football season kicks off, a look at the true price of tailgating
In recent years, food costs have been climbing, making the pre-game fun more spendy. By the end of 2023, the price of food is expected to be up 5.9%. This summer though, food-at-home prices inflated the lowest year-to-year increase since Sept. 2021.
Minnesotans embrace fall-like weather
A big dip in temperatures Thursday had Minnesotans embracing layers and lattes.
Students return to school with free lunches assured, but school resource officers not guaranteed
Thanks to a newly passed law, all students are eligible to receive one free breakfast and lunch every day, regardless of income status.
Bus driver shortage expected to carry over into new school year
This year, St. Paul will welcome three schools back on yellow buses, and two high schools will continue taking Metro Transit to class. Contractors say offering higher wages is key to filling positions, but it doesn't fix everything.
Minnesotans in Florida dodge worst of Hurricane Idalia wreckage
"You kind of have mixed thoughts. You're going, 'thank God it's not me.' But, I really feel bad for those guys because we went through it," Rusty Mace said. "You have feelings for them and relief for yourself."
Wisconsin town of Prescott ditches plan for paid parking downtown after populace pushback
City leaders wanted to start charging $1.50 an hour for parking in three downtown lots, but the idea isn't warmly accepted by the community.
Dozens of new US citizens take Oath of Allegiance at Minnesota State Fair
"This is hands down the best part of my job. And this merges two of my all-time favorite things: mini donuts and naturalization ceremonies," said U.S. District Court Judge Kate Menendez.
Minnesota family on receiving mental health support for child with autism: "It's been amazing"
A family in Eagan share their trial-and-error experiences while navigating the healthcare system for their child with special needs.
Minnesota State Fair vendors prepare for first day amid brutal heat
From the Ferris wheel to the food to the newly-stocked fish at the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources pavilion, things are heating up at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds.
Heading to the Minnesota State Fair? Here are your best options for getting there
As much as you might look forward to it, getting to the Minnesota State Fair can be stressful. It's why fair organizers say sharing a ride might be your best bet.
Here's how to stay cool - and save money - during this week's extreme heat
As the temperatures rise, so do our energy bills. Xcel Energy's John Marshall says there are things you can do ahead of the heat to help cut down energy costs.
Tips for saving money on back-to-school shopping
From crayons to calculators, families are set to spend more than ever before on back-to-school shopping. The National Retail Federation expects sales to hit a record of $41.5 billion.
Minneapolis Mayor Frey proposes $1.8 billion budget for next year
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is proposing a $1.8 billion budget for next year. It wraps up the end of a two-year budget cycle.
This year's Twin Cities Hair and Beauty Expo highlights love for natural hair
The Twin Cities Hair and Beauty Expo returned to Minneapolis Sunday, with a mission to encourage, empower and educate women of color to learn to love their hair naturally.