Minneapolis educators rally before entering school board meeting in protest of budget cuts
Outside the Minneapolis School Board meeting, educators rallied for a contract and against the district's claim of a $110 million budget shortfall.
Vikings fans react to reports of Kirk Cousins leaving for the Falcons
News of Kirk Cousins leaving the Minnesota Vikings for a contract with the Atlanta Falcons caught some Vikings fans off guard, while others said they saw the writing on the wall.
Dry winter fueling early and active wildfire season across Minnesota
The DNR has responded to more than 80 wildfires in just the past two and a half weeks.
What would happen if daylight saving time was year-round?
This weekend we lose an hour of sleep as we spring forward into daylight saving time. The twice-a-year clock change has long been debated, and that might have you wondering: What would happen if daylight saving time was year-round?
Minneapolis City Council passes new rideshare ordinance, despite Lyft, Uber threats to pull out
The vote passed by a 9-4 vote, despite some concerns from council members over the fact that a state task force would be releasing their report on rideshare economics the very next day.
New owner finds dozens of abandoned cats in foreclosed Coon Rapids home
Police are working with Animal Humane Society investigators and said criminal charges are possible.
Law enforcement wives, widows and loved ones prepare 4,000 roses ahead of memorial service for Burnsville first responders
On Tuesday, the nonprofit Backing the Blue Line hosted women at a Savage fire station to prepare 4,000 roses for the memorial.
Minneapolis cancer survivor creates JANE, low-dose cannabis products for women
It's not just for young people. More middle-aged women are turning to cannabis to manage menopause symptoms.
Minneapolis police investigating 2nd string of robberies in a month
For the second time this month, Minneapolis police are investigating a string of robberies believed to have been committed by groups of juveniles.
What is the point of Leap Day?
We know that there are 365 days in the year, but this year there will be 366. So why do we get that bonus day? Good Question.
Metro Transit "TRIP Agents" to start riding light rail trains in bid to boost safety
Starting Friday, 24 agents clad in royal-blue uniforms will ride the METRO Green and Blue lines daily between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m.
"Our hearts are broken": Community gathers for a meal and vigil in Burnsville
A crowd gathered outside the Burnsville police department Tuesday evening to let their emotions flow and honor the men they lost.
Memorial grows in Burnsville for first responders killed during standoff with gunman
"We want to make sure the police and fire feel supported, the community feels supported, and they are not alone through this and we are not going to forget them," said Burnsville resident Kevin Bondy.
St. Paul Library announces additional batch of limited edition "laser loon" library cards
The laser loon didn't make the cut as the new Minnesota state flag but it did end up becoming a popular library card. The first batch of cards went fast, so much so that the library decided to open it up for another run.
Saint Paul Library's limited edition "laser loon" library cards fly off shelves
The laser loon didn't make the cut as the new Minnesota state flag but it did end up becoming a popular library card.