Minneapolis man dies after being pulled from St. Croix River
A Minneapolis man was pulled from the St. Croix River east of the Twin Cities Wednesday after reports of a possible drowning, according to officials.
Lino Lakes City Council halts Madinah Lakes project, Muslim leaders say process was discriminatory
A controversial real estate project in the north metro has been dealt a setback.
Twin Cities chef Justin Sutherland accused of assaulting, threatening to shoot girlfriend
A celebrity chef from the Twin Cities, Justin Sutherland, is accused of assaulting and threatening to shoot his girlfriend last week.
Woman's body recovered from Mississippi River in South St. Paul, sheriff says
An investigation is underway after a woman's body was discovered in the Mississippi River.
Thousands attend 2024 Twin Cities Pride Parade in downtown Minneapolis
Thousands headed to downtown Minneapolis to attend the Twin Cities Pride Parade on Sunday.
FEMA teams to assess damage across Minnesota as major rivers expected to crest over weekend
As major rivers in Minnesota continue to rise into the weekend, Gov. Tim Walz and a top official with the Federal Emergency Management Agency provided an update on the flooding outlook Friday.
Valleyfair in Shakopee cancels 4th of July fireworks due to flooding
Valleyfair in Shakopee is canceling its Fourth of July fireworks show due to flooding impacts.
North Branch police fatally shoot woman, Minnesota BCA investigating
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is investigating after North Branch police fatally shot a woman Thursday evening.
Fmr. Minnesota Timberwolves employee pleads guilty to stealing executive's hard drive
A former Minnesota Timberwolves employee has entered a guilty plea in connection to the theft of a team executive's hard drive that contained "strategic NBA information," among other things, officials said.
5 charged with bribing juror with $120K in cash during Feeding Our Future fraud trial
Five people have been indicted for their alleged roles in the $120,000 bribery attempt of a juror during the Feeding Our Future fraud trial earlier this month.
Gov. Walz says he may call special session over Minnesota flood damage
Gov. Tim Walz and U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar took an aerial tour of the region earlier in the day to survey flood damage. Thereafter, Walz said he would potentially call a special session if the damage costs end up higher than the relief money currently available.
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."
Aerial images show raging water flowing around Rapidan Dam in southern Minnesota
New aerial images from Tuesday morning show strong water continuing to rush around a dam in southern Minnesota.
Minneapolis woman found dead inside Iowa woman's crashed car in southern Minnesota, charges say
An Iowa woman faces charges after a Minneapolis woman was discovered dead inside her crashed vehicle in southern Minnesota over the weekend.
Dates for "Purple Rain" stage adaptation's Minneapolis run announced
Prince fans in his home city now know when they can catch the highly anticipated "Purple Rain" stage adaptation.