Mike Carda charged with killing wife, who was an Isanti corrections nurse
The criminal complaint says that Mike Carda already had a pending domestic assault case against him, and was subject to a no-contact order.
Twin Cities Marathon organizers: No decision yet on refunds, credits for runners
Despite promising an answer by end-of-day Thursday, Twin Cities In Motion says it does not have a final decision regarding how to credit runners for Sunday's canceled races.
Badly-burned kitten found alive in woods 8 days after Isanti County home explosion
"These animals are so fragile, but they're so resilient, so it doesn't surprise me in the slightest that she would be out there fighting for herself," said Hannah Waggoner.
The last time the Twins won a playoff game...
The Twins haven't won a playoff game since Oct. 5, 2004. Here's what was going on in the world way back then.
Police cracking down on crime in park next to U.S. Bank Stadium
Safety concerns at a downtown Minneapolis hot spot have neighbors working with police and elected officials to fix the problem.
Historic $2 billion Powerball drawing was delayed because of Minnesota
Emails throughout the night and early morning hours show employees writing messages such as, "This is simply awful," and, "It looks like we are in for a late night," and, "This is a high priority situation... We need to get things figured out ASAP."
Brooklyn Park mayor has aspirations to improve racial equity in cannabis industry
The mayor of one of Minnesota's largest cities is getting involved in the marijuana industry.
Weekend rainfall a mixed blessing for some Minnesota farmers
Yields will be average to below average, and now the most recent rainstorms are making crops more difficult to harvest.
Wisconsin child care industry on verge of crisis as pandemic-era subsidy comes to end
In Hudson, Angela Norvold says she's able to pay her staff at Simply Giggle Childcare a livable wage because of the federal relief money from the Child Care Counts program.
School resource officers law: Gov. Walz to meet with law enforcement leaders; AG to release clarifications
"I think this is fixable. I'm open to whatever that fix looks like," said Gov. Tim Walz.
Dozens pack Minnetonka City Council meeting after violent carjacking
A man whose wife and son were recently attacked by carjackers in their driveway helped organize neighbors, and beyond, to speak up about crime Monday to the Minnetonka City Council.
Henderson embarks on two years of road work to fix flood-prone Highway 19
A Minnesota city victimized by flooding every year is set to make some permanent changes.
Wayzata football's Jack Simon has cancer on the run, and a delicious new ice cream flavor
"It's awesome just being out there every day, being with the guys, not having to worry about my health," Jack Simon said. "It's a lot less anxiety than last year."
After Aaron Rodgers' season-ending injury, is turf on its way out?
The NFL Players Union is calling for all fields to go to grass. But for Minnesota high school athletes, the answer isn't so easy.
Community stands with North Branch family targeted by racist vandal
"I'm just here to protect my family and take care of them. But I just wouldn't want anything to escalate or get out of hand or get crazy," said Jay Franklin.