Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrations held across the Twin Cities
Communities across the state of Minnesota are celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day on Monday.
Carver County nonprofit helps families in need build back their lives
These days, more and more families are struggling to make ends meet. A Carver County nonprofit — Love Inc, or Love in the Name of Christ — is working to alleviate day to day burdens so families can focus on financials.
Twin Cities firefighters get up close look at electric fire truck
Cutting-edge technology is working to make fighting fires safer and more eco-friendly. It's a movement Minnesota has been a leader in.
Jury selection begins Monday in Adam Fravel trial
The woman's disappearance captured the nation's attention last year.
Twin Cities Marathon makes triumphant return, with 21,000 runners in tow
The Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon returned after a year-long hiatus on Sunday morning, with more than 21,000 athletes lacing up to compete.
Minnesota law providing enhanced medical debt protections now in effect
Minnesotans who find themselves burdened by medical debt may find some relief thanks to a new state law.
Minnesota politicians react to vice presidential debate between Gov. Tim Walz, Sen. JD Vance
Minnesota lawmakers are sharing their thoughts after Tuesday night's vice presidential debate between Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Republican Ohio Sen. JD Vance.
Postal workers rally in Eagan to demand better from USPS
Low staffing, long lines and delayed packages — those are some of the reasons why postal workers across the country Tuesday are demanding more from their employer.
Federal Farm Bill expires, impacting food-insecure Minnesotans
The nearly $900 billion federal Farm Bill, which funds everything from conservation efforts to food stamps, expired Tuesday at midnight.
Twin Cities educators rally as pandemic-era funding for schools dries up
Over the last few years, $200 billion of pandemic aid helped fill gaps in school budgets across the country. The $207 million that St. Paul Public School received was used to fund arts programming and expand after-school options.
"Purple Rain" house to go live on Airbnb soon
The house goes live on Oct. 2 and will be available for 25 total one-night stays, with a max of four people per stay.
Elsa Segura sentenced in Minneapolis real estate agent's murder
A former probation officer convicted in a murder case will learn her fate for the second time in court Tuesday.
Police investigating 2 deadly shootings near encampment
Minneapolis and Hennepin County crews are working to clear a homeless encampment following two deadly shootings nearby on Wednesday.
Bunny's hosting fundraiser for Park Tavern crash victims
Twenty percent of sales will go to the victims' families, with owners hoping to raise at least $4,000.
Historic Minnesota construction season underway thanks to big state, federal investments
There have been 193 road and bridge projects statewide this season, plus another 54 projects to improve airports, water ports, railroad crossings and transit infrastructure.