Volunteer group tends to Eden Prairie spring threatened by buckthorn
The Fredrick-Miller Spring has a steady stream of visitors who make regular trips to the groundwater tap to fill up whatever containers they can.
Proposed affordable housing draws opposition from neighbors
Drugs and crime have plagued a St. Paul supportive housing facility. Now, neighbors are urging the city council not to approve a similar building being proposed near two schools.
"Oregon Trail" computer game is now being developed as a movie
One of the most successful computer games of all time is currently being developed by Apple as a forthcoming movie.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey speaks out against Educators for Palestine event
Twin Cities Jewish leaders, including the mayor of Minneapolis, are calling for an event hosted by some of the city's teachers to be canceled.
Teachers union to vote on resolution some argue is antisemitic
There are concerns of antisemitism ahead of a Twin Cities teachers union vote to take a stance on the war in Gaza.
Two families leaning on each other after fatal houseboat fire last month
Two families are now leaning on each other after a father died last month in a tragic houseboat fire.
Minneapolis man's murder conviction vacated after 16 years
After more than a decade behind bars, Edgar Barrientos-Quintana is a free man. He had been serving a life sentence for a murder the county's top prosecutor now says he didn't commit.
Students at University of Wisconsin-Stout face hourslong lines at polls
Lines were long because many were first-time voters and still needed to register to vote, students said.
Wisconsin voters pass constitutional amendment explicitly barring noncitizens from voting
Wisconsin voters have passed a constitutional amendment that explicitly bars noncitizens from voting.
Business leaders speak out against proposed Labor Standards Board
The 15-member board made up of employers, workers, consumers and other community stakeholders would advise the mayor and city council on industry-specific regulations and workplace policies.
2 children rescued from townhome fire in Vadnais Heights
Two children were pulled from a fire in a townhome in the north metro Saturday evening.
Richfield police are investigating allegations that staff let a patient die at a nursing home
Richfield police are looking into whether staff at The Villas at Richfield let a patient die then tried to cover it up.
After two boys with autism drown, advocates push for free swimming lessons
Two tragic deaths of Minnesota children with autism are getting the attention of state leaders.
Virtual swim program teaching kids with special needs about water safety
A swim instructor, certified to teach kids with special needs, is aiming to help Minnesota families through virtual trainings.
Lack of rain causes Minnesota farmers to worry about crops
Wednesday marked 34 straight days without measurable rainfall, a dry streak that has Minnesota farmers worried about what's to come.