Wisconsin communities gather for vigil remembering officers Hunter Scheel and Emily Breidenbach
Two neighboring communities in western Wisconsin gathered Wednesday night for a vigil remembering two police officers killed in the line of duty.
MDHR: Minneapolis police didn't hack or wiretap Black organizations and residents
"Am I being surveilled? Are my friends? Based on what?" said Mike Griffin, a Black community organizer. "The trust is already eroded between the Black community and the Minneapolis Police Department."
Metro Transit's Homeless Action Team working to make buses, light rail safer
Metro Transit is putting in the work to make its buses and light rail trains safer.
Western Wisconsin communities mourn officers killed in traffic stop shootout
Pastor Ned Lenhart gave an Easter sermon with a heavy heart at Living Water Church Sunday.
Families of people with disabilities speak out against bill that would end subminimum wage
Michael Couillard gets paid per card, making less than minimum wage. But his mother, Marie, says the money isn't the reason Michael is there.
Edina's Southdale Mall goes into brief lockdown after gunfire shatters windows
There were reports of shots fired Wednesday night at Southdale Center in Edina, with witnesses saying they were locked down inside the complex.
The death of Zaria McKeever: Gov. Tim Walz intervenes to move juvenile murder case to AG Keith Ellison's office
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz intervened in the Zaria McKeever murder case Thursday, moving it out of the hands of newly-elected Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty, and into those of Attorney General Keith Ellison.
Metro Transit PD chief helps woman struggling with mental health issues while WCCO camera rolls
For Friday's Twins game, the plan includes the visible presence of Metro Transit police and staff.
Baseball teams across Minnesota delay opening games due to extended winter
Our next wave of weather is forcing baseball teams at all levels to put some of their opening games on hold.
Woman shot in Cannon Falls, suspect found dead by law enforcement after hourslong standoff
The woman was treated for a non-life threatening injury and later released.
Minnesota homeowners far more likely to have flood than fire, yet state ranks last for flood insurance holders
Minnesota homeowners are 27 times more likely to have a flood than a fire during a 30-year mortgage. And one inch of floodwater can cause $25,000 dollars in damage.
Mosquito season could be rough due in part to Minnesota's very snowy winter
Mosquitoes didn't do well during last year's drought, but now experts say our big snow piles could create prime conditions for a major comeback.
Brawl erupts inside Target Center during high school basketball championship game
A melee and a report of gunfire at the Target Center caused a large police response Saturday night during the Minnesota high school boys basketball tournament.
Push at State Capitol to end subminimum wage for people with disabilities
For decades, it's been legal to pay people with disabilities less than minimum wage, but there's momentum building to get rid of the practice.
Brooklyn Park's "Alternate Response Team" pairs social workers and paramedics on mental health calls
David Schuman looks at the early success of a Brooklyn Park program that has the support of both police and many community members.