Neck guards selling quickly at hockey outlets in the Twin Cities
They are selling quickly at local hockey retailers.
Local food bank needs volunteers to feed hungry Minnesotans
Second Harvest Heartland says it's in desperate need for volunteers. The local food bank says 2023 will be the hungriest yet.
As frustration around postal service in southeast metro grows, Rep. Angie Craig demands changes
A Minnesota lawmaker is asking the United States Postal Service to deliver some major fixes ahead of the holidays.
Delta Air Lines looks to Minnesota to help build its future fleet of pilots
All pilots must retire at 65, and during the pandemic, thousands left the industry for an early retirement, opening the door for students like Evan Storkamp and Leubke.
Lake Street Kmart fire largely extinguished; officials confirm no one inside
Crews say they've extinguished the bulk of a two-alarm fire that broke out early Friday morning at the site of the former Kmart building on Lake Street in south Minneapolis.
Students protest Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett's University of Minnesota visit
Justice Coney Barrett will not be the first to visit the University, as Supreme Court Justices Kagan, Sotomayor, Roberts, and Scalia have all come in the past.
Minnesota's new THC regulations: What enforcement is doing and common issues
A red light for some green products: Minnesota regulators are finding several issues with some THC products.
Diagnosed with brain cancer at 4, Hudson Hedrington confident the best is yet to come
When pandemic lockdowns halted travel, that also meant a pause on dozens of Make-A-Wish trips for young Minnesotans dealing with serious health issues.
Former U.S. ambassador to Israel says goal is to prevent regional war
Tom Nides was the ambassador until just a few months ago, but because the Senate has yet to confirm his successor, Nides is still very much in the know.
Minnesota families impacted by Israel attacks: "They just want to exist"
Ari Parritz traveled to Israel last week from St. Paul for a cousin's wedding. He's now eager to get home to his wife and young children following a deadly attack on Israel over the weekend.
Minneapolis' new public safety commissioner Todd Barnette on improving partnerships, police retention
The man nominated to be in charge of Minneapolis' public safety says recruiting and retention will be among his top priorities should he get the job.
Maple Grove 7th grader on a mission to require medications list allergens
Twelve-year-old Adina Togal has celiac disease, a condition where consuming any gluten can get her really sick. Two summers ago, she was hospitalized after a severe reaction, but it wasn't from anything she ate. It was her antibiotic to treat strep throat.
1 killed, 6 injured in crash involving Metro Transit bus in Minneapolis
One person is dead and six others are hurt after a crash involving a Metro Transit bus in Minneapolis Sunday night.
White Bear Lake principal who encourages his kids to "believe" surprised at school assembly
A White Bear lake principal who always encourages his students to "believe" was surprised by the kids at his school on Thursday morning.
Sleepy Eye School District to change name to respect Indigenous tribes, follow state law
All schools with a Native American mascot will have to change before Sept. 1, 2025. That's unless the district is granted an exemption from Minnesota's tribal leaders.