Dr. Josie Johnson given highest honors at University of Minnesota
Johnson -- called Minnesota's "first lady of civil rights" and known for her tireless fight for equity in the state -- has been awarded the Regents Award.
MPD chief, lawmakers look to pass anti-theft device bill to reduce stolen vehicles
A dramatic spike in Kia and Hyundai thefts in the Twin Cities this last year is prompting Minnesota lawmakers and law enforcement leaders to push manufacturers for change.
DNR asks anglers to remove ice shelters before deadline
It's the time of year again -- the winter season is nearing its end.
Minnesota nonprofit helps widows take control of their finances
Jo Nelson didn't know where to turn. After losing her husband Kyle in 2018, she quickly jumped back into work, overwhelmed with a long list of medical bills.
Breaking down your child's college financial aid award letter
Colleges are still sending out acceptance letters and emails to high school seniors. The next assignment for students – and their parents -- is how to pay for it.
Non-profits work to provide meals for Minnesotans ahead of snow storm
To make up for lost time, Open Arms Minnesota delivered 7,000 meals Tuesday, which is double a typical day.
MCAD skyway filled with love letters as part of new installation
MCAD's newest art exhibit creates an interactive pink sky for travelers that pass through. The 110-foot ceiling is covered in about 4,000 pink biodegradable bags filled with literal hand written love notes.
Police seek 2 following overnight chase, multiple carjackings
Police are investigating after a high-speed pursuit overnight that involved at least three separate carjackings.
Tips to help you save hundreds on your spring break trips
If you're hoping to escape the Minnesota freeze with the best deal in mind, some travel experts say to book your flight before anything else.
Gun owners demonstrate at State Capitol as Dems seek to push new gun control laws
Gun control proposals are back on the table in the Minnesota legislature, and with a newfound trifecta in the state government, Democrats see an opportunity to pass those measures this session.
Take control of your money with these budgeting tips
"People worry about doing it right," Grant Meyer, a CPA with Financial Planning Association of Minnesota (FPA of Minnesota), said. "I would say the best thing is to do something because something is better than nothing."
Worried about paying off your debt? There is hope if you follow these tips
Bill deadlines are quickly approaching and for some, getting out of debt might feel like an impossible feat.
"You can't help but love Mo": Celebrating the life of Mo Hassanzadeh
Despite the breakfast rush, there's a table saved at TJ's of Edina--the best seat in the house--a spot for the diner's leader, a beloved friend, father and husband--Mo Hassanzadeh.
Minneapolis residents voice frustrations over large snow mounds
Snow may have stopped falling by Friday, but the aftermath of the white stuff is still a danger to travelers in Minneapolis.
Walz, Ellison, other state leaders sworn in for new terms
Among the key issues we could see tackled in this upcoming session include legalizing marijuana, codifying abortion rights, family and medical leave and gun laws.