More movie, TV productions filming in Minnesota
Currently, there's a small indie film being shot down in southern Minnesota, one gearing up for production in Duluth and even a couple more indie films slated for the rest of the year.
Experts say fall colors will be worth the wait this year
While it's not quite sweater weather yet, many Minnesotans feel the autumn anticipation building.
Linden Hills businesses hit with string of burglaries, construction delays
Small business owners in Linden Hills are exhausted after lagging construction and a string of burglaries.
Sustainable Airline Fuel production inching closer to reality in Minnesota
SAF is a safe and certified alternative jet fuel that can reduce lifestyle carbon emissions by 80%. But with the industry in its infancy, there isn't enough of it being produced right now to fuel the world's airline for a single week.
Lawmakers funnel $450K to help grow Minnesota's child care workforce
Lawmakers are investing hundreds of thousands of dollars into growing Minnesota's child care workforce.
Kids in Need Foundation giving teachers free school supplies year-round in Roseville
A Roseville organization is helping give teachers and students the tools they need for a successful school year.
1 dead, 2 hurt in separate late night Minneapolis shootings
A man is dead and two others are hurt in separate shootings late Wednesday night in Minneapolis.
Minnesota's lieutenant governor greets Twin Cities students on first day of school
It was all smiles Tuesday morning at St. Anthony Middle School, as lawmakers eagerly greeted students walking in for the first day. Among those greeters at the door was Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.
Better Place Forests provides unique alternative to traditional cemetery
Better Place Forests is a natural alternative to cemeteries and one of nine protected forests used in this way across the country.
Minnesota State Fair hosts naturalization ceremony for second year in a row
It's not a traditional courtroom, but it fits in with the spirit of the Great Minnesota Get-Together.
Black Entrepreneur State Fair vendor tents damaged by severe storms
The second day of the fifth annual Black Entrepreneur State Fair ended in chaos when severe weather knocked down vendor tents and threw debris around.
UMN's Board of Regents declines to divest from companies supporting Israel
The University of Minnesota's Board of Regents held a special meeting Tuesday morning where they declined to divest from certain investments related to Israel.
Minnesotans try to beat the heat amid excessive heat warning
The Salvation Army is offering up 10 cooling centers around the metro.
State Fair brings back accessible bathrooms, expands options
For the second year in a row, a mobile bathroom is returning to the fair with the aim of making the Great Minnesota Get-Together accessible for all.
After shooting of 4 kids, police chief, county attorney's office trade blame
The Minneapolis police chief and Hennepin County Attorney's Office are pointing fingers at each other after four children were shot in a stolen vehicle on the city's north side over the weekend.