Veterans harmed by allegedly defective 3M earplugs celebrate legal victory
The 3M subsidiary that made the earplugs has declared bankruptcy, but a judge ruled last week that that doesn't shield 3M from the veterans' lawsuits.
"It was an adventure": Downpour briefly floods Minnesota State Fair
Saturday's downpour at the Minnesota State Fair sent everyone running for cover as the grounds flooded.
Prepare to spend more at the Minnesota State Fair
When gates open Thursday morning, visitors will shell out more to get inside, and possibly more for their favorite fair food, too.
Neighbors organize volunteer Minnesota State Fair patrol
This year, keeping the Minnesota State Fair safe will go beyond just those who wear a badge.
The safety changes coming to light rail in the Twin Cities
Metro Transit just wrapped up a six-week experiment to address safety, using two-car trains instead of the usual three.
"I kidnapped your daughter": Mother warns of frightening phone scam that cost her thousands
When Linda Austad received a call from an unknown number Saturday, it set in motion a six-hour ordeal.
Western Wisconsin community gathers to honor late football coach Bruce Larson
Bruce Larson died unexpectedly back in February. He touched many lives during his decades as the head football coach at Somerset High School in Wisconsin.
Drought conditions are damaging some Minnesota homes
"What we need to do is come out and actually excavate around the corner of the home," expert Andy Berreth said. "We need to get this home set back on stable soil."
Westbound Highway 62 reopens between Richfield and Edina after damaged bridge removedy 62 to reopen between Richfield and Edina Thursday
A nearly seven-mile stretch of westbound Highway 62 that was closed Tuesday due to a damaged pedestrian bridge has reopened.
After an MPD less-lethal round took her eye in 2020, journalist invests part of her settlement into community
"I'd rather have my left eye, but as long as I don't, it's good that some good can come out of it," Linda Tirado said.
Shoplifter smashes out windows of Minneapolis grocery store
A Minneapolis business owner is dealing with thousands of dollars in damage after a man took a metal pole to his store windows.
State Patrol: Minneapolis street racing crackdown yielding arrests, safer roads
"They're not only putting themselves at risk, they're putting other pedestrians at risk," said Lt. Gordon Shank with the Minnesota State Patrol. "They're also putting other drivers at risk. There's a lot at stake."
Low-interest disaster loans now available for Minnesota tornado victims
Two months ago, nine tornadoes swept across the state. The strongest, an EF-2, slammed into the town of Forada in Douglas County, damaging at least 100 homes and businesses.
Minneapolis Starbucks workers join colleagues in nationwide strike
The coffee drinks stopped flowing Sunday at a Minneapolis Starbucks.
Ways to manage stress, finances amid what could be a recession
Changing up spending habits because of higher expenses elsewhere is a necessary dose of prioritizing in this economic climate.