"12 Days of Drones" gives drone pilots new rules to fly safe
Flying drones has become a popular hobby in the last decade. The FAA launched the "12 Days of Drones" program this holiday season to ensure everyone is safe from the ground up.
With incinerator's planned closure, what's the future of trash in Hennepin County?
There are plans to close the garbage incinerator in downtown Minneapolis in the next few years. So what's next for trash in Hennepin County?
Bloomington mayor, state officials look for solution should massive garbage incinerator close
A new state law may close a garbage incinerator responsible for the disposal of trash in several Minnesota counties.
Hennepin County commissioners set new timeline for closing Minneapolis trash incinerator
There could soon be big changes to how trash is managed in Hennepin County — and how much it will cost you.
Minnesota-based Just The Pill providing women with mobile reproductive health care
Just The Pill is an organization that offers reproductive health services to women via telehealth and a mobile clinic that its directors think will be a model for the future of this health care.
Children's Minnesota pulls off double miracle for young twins with rare heart condition
Doctors diagnosed both girls with a rare condition — patent ductus arteriosus. They each had an open blood vessel that usually closes when a baby is born around the due date.
Kettle River councilmember claims city administrator changed ordinance just to fine her $6,000
A small Minnesota town is dealing with some big problems. A city councilwoman is threatening to press harassment charges against the city administrator.
Small plane crashes into vehicle on busy Minnesota highway
A small plane crash-landed into a car Tuesday morning on a busy Twin Cities highway, injuring the pilot and the driver.
Tips for protecting your packages from porch pirates this holiday season
More than 71 million Americans are expected to shop Cyber Monday sales according to the National Retail Federation. That means millions of packages delivered to homes across the country and millions of targets for porch pirates.
Israel-Hamas war hitting home in Minnesota among those with family, friends overseas
"Who knows where [the Israeli hostages have] been? Who knows what they've been eating? Are they cold? Are they hungry? Every single time I sit down to eat a meal I think about them," Sophie Stillman said.
Twin Cities pizza restaurants prep for busy Thanksgiving Eve
Thanksgiving Eve is a date circled on the calendar for many Twin Cities pizza restaurants.
Flying for Thanksgiving? Know your rights if delays, cancellations arise
The nation's airlines anticipate a record number of passengers during the Thanksgiving travel rush, with almost 30 million expected to take to the skies.
Academy of Holy Angels hockey player Mason Garcia suffers traumatic brain injury
A high school hockey player in the Twin Cities is recovering from a serious brain injury suffered over the weekend.
Jewish families blast Minneapolis teacher union statement on Israel as "dangerous to our children"
Parents say MFT's statement ignores the Hamas attack, fails to mention the 240 hostages still in Gaza, and engages in rhetoric they believe could lead to bullying, harassment and discrimination in the classroom.
Warroad High School girls hockey coach sues parents of current, former players
The Warroad High School girls hockey team is the reigning state champion, but that success is now overshadowed by a looming legal fight off the ice.