Wildflyer Cofee expands to St. Paul to aid more youth experiencing homelessness
A Minneapolis coffee shop is expanding across the river to St. Paul, bringing more opportunities to employ young people experiencing homelessness.
Ukrainian community thanks Minnesotans for a year of support
On Saturday night, an event called "Thank you from Ukraine" paid tribute to the many people who have donated and supported them over the past year.
Eagan Police Officer Kade Eggum in critical but stable condition after crash with semi on I-35E
A serious crash involving three vehicles, including a police cruiser, closed northbound Interstate 35E in Eagan for hours Tuesday morning.
Metro Transit bus operator helps rescue young boy lost in snowstorm
Metro Transit bus drivers watch a lot from behind the wheel. But when one driver saw a child alone in a snowstorm, he knew he couldn't sit back.
Spring fever? Now's the time to plan your garden
"Having that green surrounding us day after day, year after year, and everyday of the year is really important to keep the spirits high, even in the depths of winter," said Tangletown Gardens' Scott Endres.
Metro auto shops slammed with pothole repairs
In the land of 10,000 potholes, the problem seems to be getting worse as the freeze-and-thaw cycle continues.
What exactly is a forecast model?
We know our weather can be unpredictable, no matter the season. That's why meteorologists rely on different forecast models to help us prepare.
North Minneapolis dance team fundraises for national competition
The group is trying to meet their $25,000 fundraising goal to afford a dance competition in Las Vegas this June.
Nine people rescued after being stranded on a sheet of ice on Lake Pepin
Despite our seemingly never-ending winter, a Minnesota sheriff is warning everyone to use extreme caution on the ice.
Anglers drop a line one last time before ice house removal deadline
Anglers who still have their ice shelters on inland lakes in the southern portion of the state have until Monday night to remove them. Up north, the deadline is March 20.
Stillwater police fatally shoot gunman who opened fire at apartment complex
"I'm scared for what my officers faced, I'm scared for what the residents faced. I'm proud of how they responded, but it definitely hits home," said Police Chief Brian Mueller.
Food shelves brace for increased demand after end of E-SNAP
Hunger Solutions, a Minnesota-based non-profit says for example, seniors who were qualifying for $23 dollars on SNAP, received $238 dollars under E-SNAP. Without it, clients could lose an extra $95 to $250 or more a month based on household size.
St. Paul public school parents, educators and students voice safety concerns
St. Paul families say the danger inside their schools is real, and it's impacting their daily lives.
Grieving family shares memories of Larry Jiles Jr., aka Chef Hot Hands
Larry Jiles Jr. and Troy Kennedy were killed in the shooting at a celebration of life in St. Paul Saturday. Three others were hurt.
Larry "Chef Hot Hands" Jiles Jr. among men killed in St. Paul shooting
"I don't know if anybody's got anything bad to say about him," said Lino Lakes resident Paul Behr.