After months-long absence, Osseo school resource officers return to hallways
School resource officers were notably absent from many Minnesota schools for most of this year, but in the last few weeks, several of them are back in the hallways.
Minnesota shelters ask for help after taking in hundreds of cats from hoarders around the state
Investigators have found at least 265 cats in just three Minnesota homes since late February.
Community mourns Twin Cities car collector found dead in Chanhassen garage
Erik Berger of St. Paul, 33, is being remembered as a pillar of the Twin Cities car community.
Don't let the nice weather fool you — it's still too early for some gardening work, experts advise
If you're looking to plant annuals, Laura Mathews with Tangletown Gardens in Minneapolis says to be careful right now.
Minnesota company offers unique, eco-friendly option for burial
A unique option for the afterlife is helping give back to the environment.
Faribault inmates share how regular lockdowns take a toll on their mental health
"It really does play major mind games," one inmate said. "I'm not able to call my wife. It does raise the stress level of everybody, and when that happens...it can really push people over the edge."
Day 8 of Nicolae Miu's Apple River stabbing trial features closing arguments; case handed to jury
Attorneys had one last chance on Wednesday to convince a Wisconsin jury whether 54-year-old Nicolae Miu should go to prison for murder.
Parents of murdered Minneapolis man call decision to drop charges a "slap in the face"
Laleta and Derek McClendon say they feel betrayed by the Hennepin County Attorney's Office after releasing the man charged with their son's murder.
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Rare fire truck once used by Bloomington Fire Department found in New Mexico
A collector from New Mexico posted on Facebook last week that he bought an old fire truck and, after tracing some of its history, discovered it belonged to Bloomington beginning in the 1950s.
Dog shot dead on deck in southern Minnesota after owners received threatening notes about barking
A devastated Minnesota family wants to know who killed their family dog.
Minneapolis entrepreneur Daniel Hernandez investing millions back into community
A Minneapolis businessman is looking to do things no other Hispanic entrepreneur has done in the city.
Minnesota's unusual weather may impact your summer vacation plans
Our weird winter and spring could mess with your plans this summer if you plan to spend it by a lake.
Minneapolis's 35W bridge, which collapsed in 2007, lights up in Maryland colors in show of support of Baltimore
In the 2007 tragedy, 13 people lost their lives after the bridge suddenly collapsed into the Mississippi River, and 145 more people were injured. The bridge was under construction at the time of the crash, but the moment of failure happened at the height of the afternoon rush hour.
Neighbors in St. Paul help each other dig out after spring snowstorm
Sue Walden has arthritis and gets help shoveling her walk from the Saintly City Snow Angels Facebook group.
Minneapolis City Council may reconsider rideshare ordinance that prompted Uber, Lyft to threaten leaving city
A controversial minimum wage ordinance that prompted Uber and Lyft to announce they will cease operating in Minneapolis in May could be up for reconsideration at the City Council.