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Sunday marked a solemn day at the Minnesota State Capitol as firefighters and their families spent the afternoon commemorating those who have lost their lives in the line of duty.
After nearly a decade, Karl-Anthony Towns is headed to the Knicks
The city recently approved more than a million dollar grant in an effort to keep a homeless shelter open. But there's one problem: the mayor says that money doesn't exist.
A typically rare disease that was declared eliminated in the United States over two decades ago is now confirmed inside a Minneapolis school.
With Election Day fast approaching, election officials say now is the time to make plans to vote.
Orono police are warning people in the west metro about a string of burglaries in the area.
Community members express concern over Blue Line light rail expansion.
By all indications, St. Paul's Express Bike Shop lives up to its name, selling and repairing bikes, but there's so much more to what they do.
Every Wednesday, CLUES holds its weekly food shelter "Canasta Familiar," providing fresh produce, healthy and culturally appropriate food, primarily for Latino families.
A new workforce report from the Minnesota Hospital Association shows a promising turnaround when it comes to nurse staffing levels.
An annual celebration of the monarch butterfly takes place in September, but the butterfly population has dropped over the years.
A former basketball coach and Minneapolis school teacher was indicted by a grand jury Thursday for allegedly assaulting several of his students and players over the course of eight years.
It's pretty hard to miss, positioned just outside gate nine at the Minnesota State Fair. The 40-foot-long by eight-foot-tall 'Welcome Wall' has space for 5,600 personalized tiles.
The Yamhaus guitarist was injured during storm clean up, but is recovering.
Statewide test scores are in, and they are showing many Minnesota students are not making the grade.