What will the Explore Minnesota Film Office mean for the state's economy?
Minnesota's been a popular place to shoot movies and TV shows over the years, but the state may soon become even more of a destination for Hollywood.
Minnesota bike museum is looking for a new home
The Minnesota Cycling Museum has been the home to over 1,000 bikes and all kinds of cycling memorabilia since the 1800's, but now is at risk of losing their museum space.
Deliberations continue in Feeding Our Future fraud trial roiled by bag of cash for a juror
A jury has ended a second day of deliberations without reaching a verdict in the trial of seven Minnesotans accused of exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic to steal more than $40 million meant to feed children.
Minneapolis police union votes to approve historic pay raise
Minneapolis leaders are hoping more money will help rebuild the ranks of a depleted police force.
Family of Ricky Cobb II responds after charges dropped for trooper Ryan Londregan
The family of a man shot and killed during a traffic stop in Minneapolis last summer is responding after charges were dropped against the Minnesota state trooper.
What it's like to advocate for mental health resources at the Minnesota state capitol
Technically speaking, Elliot Butay is a lobbyist, but they don't love that the term comes with stigma attached.
Adverse health events continue to rise in Minnesota for 4th straight year, says MDH
The number of reported adverse health events in Minnesota hospitals, licensed ambulatory surgical centers and community behavioral health hospitals has continued to rise for the fourth straight year, according to the Minnesota Department of Health.
Race removed as factor in kidney function test, allowing Minneapolis woman to receive transplant sooner
A major change in the medical world is helping make kidney transplants more racially equitable.
Bethel University student dies working summer job clearing weeds from Lac Lavon
Joe Anderson's family says he was on one of his first dives clearing lake weeds and debris when he didn't come back up.
Minnesota officials on alert as Canadian border patrol agents prepare to strike
A strike could begin in early to mid-June. If it does happen, crossing through the border could take more than 10 hours.
Timberwolves fans remain optimistic heading into Game 3 in Dallas
Kyle Dennis is such a big Timberwolves fan that he spray-painted "Naz Reid" in giant letters on the garage of his home in St. Francis.
Improvements planned for Lafayette Bridge in St. Paul
A state study found that crashes on the Lafayette Bridge in St. Paul have tripled since it was re-designed in 2015.
Derek Chauvin accused of using excessive force months before murdering George Floyd
A new lawsuit has been filed against former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, accusing him of using excessive force a handful of months before he murdered George Floyd.
Anthony Edwards coins a new phrase and Minnesotans are loving it
The Timberwolves' Sunday night victory to send the team to the Western Conference Finals has put a spotlight on Minneapolis and the state.
Friends complete 50-mile Lake Harriet run for Special Olympics
In a stunning feat of athleticism Sunday, two men ran 50 miles around Lake Harriet in Minneapolis — a distance of nearly two full marathons back-to-back.