Community fears increase after violent weekend
Minneapolis residents and visitors might notice more squad cars around the city Monday.
As Delta cancellations continue, here are your passenger rights
As Delta Air Lines works to get back on track after it canceled hundreds of flights over the weekend, customers are left wondering how they can get reimbursed if they are left stranded at the airport.
How to use your AC efficiently during hot summer days
Whether you plan to hit the water, savor the treats or maybe just stay indoors, Minnesotans are in for a hot summer weekend.
Couple in their 70s killed in Le Sueur County house fire
The sheriff's office there identified the victims as 76-year-old Roman Jindra and 73-year-old Betty Jindra. The latter called 911 to report the flames around 1 a.m. Sunday.
It's a dream come true for some new vendors at this year's Minnesota State Fair
The Minnesota State Fair announced the new foods on Tuesday morning, for some vendors their shot at the fair is a dream come true.
Cat rescuers sound alarm as Animal Humane Society stops offering free sterilization
The Animal Humane Society is no longer sterilizing cats for free and animal rescue advocates fear it might cause a surge in the feline population.
Minneapolis police make dozens of arrests after fireworks chaos in Dinkytown
Video at the scene captured the mess that happened, as young people chaotically shot off fireworks towards others, towards the streets and towards cars.
Minnesotans push through rainy weather to celebrate Fourth of July
Bad weather canceled and postponed several Fourth of July holiday events — but not the annual Stars and Strides 5K and 10K race at Lake Harriet.
At Wisconsin's Fireworks City, families are gearing up for Fourth of July festivities
An hour east of the Twin Cities in Baldwin, Wisconsin, some are starting their Fourth of July early and with a bang.
Mississippi River crests in Red Wing as flooding impacts businesses
City leaders are hopeful things will dry up before Red Wing River City Days, which kicks off the first weekend in August.
How to incorporate academic activities into your kid's summer routine
Experts say staying sharp on reading and math skills can help your student avoid the "summer slide."
Mill City Museum's "Going Out, Coming In" tour tells the Twin Cities' LGBTQ+ history
Over at the Mill City Museum, there's an opportunity to learn more about the rich LBGTQ+ history in the Twin Cities. It's called the "Going Out, Coming In" tour, and it's the second year the museum is hosting the event.
Mississippi River expected to crest in Twin Cities this week, parts of Harriet Island underwater
The Mississippi River is expected to crest later this week, but areas close to the river are already underwater.
Minnesota e-bike rebate applications close 20 minutes after relaunch
The application portal opened at 11 a.m., and at 11:19, the Minnesota Department of Revenue announced it had "received enough submissions to fill the applicant pool."
Minnesota nonprofit opening first responder support center focused on mental health
A Minnesota nonprofit is working to break down barriers surrounding mental health and start important conversations among those working the frontline of public safety.