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.
Hundreds of Minnesotans rally in support of Israel in Washington D.C.
Exhausting but exhilarating. That's how some Minnesotans described being a part of one of the largest pro-Israel rallies ever in Washington D.C.
Minneapolis police still searching for suspects who kidnapped and robbed victim on U campus
Minneapolis police are looking for whoever kidnapped and robbed a 20-year-old at gunpoint in the heart of the University of Minnesota's East Bank campus.
Cannon Falls teacher travels to Holocaust history sites to bear witness for her students
A new state law now mandates Holocaust and genocide education, but a group of Minnesota teachers have gone above and beyond to bolster their lesson plans.
Development plans in motion for Arden Hills' old ammunition plant site
The City of Arden Hills is partnering with Ramsey County and Alatus LLC to redevelop a portion of the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant.
Auto body shops, already overwhelmed, gear up for winter rush
Mother Nature couldn't wait for November, but drivers should expect to wait for repairs if the snow leads to a fender-bender.
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.