2 fatally shot, 3 injured after celebration of life at St. Paul senior living center
Police are investigating after two people were killed and multiple others hurt in a shooting in St. Paul's Frogtown neighborhood late Saturday afternoon.
"A winter wonderland": Out-of-town visitors find fun in Minnesota snow storm
Many Minnesotans wasted no time hitting the sledding hills and ski trails Wednesday morning.
State officials warn against unnecessary travel during lull in storm Wednesday morning
A closer look at Wednesday's forecast shows a lull in the heavy snow for about the first half of the day. But if you're thinking about using that time to run an errand or see friends and family, experts warn that might not be the best plan.
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With a major winter storm on the way, city officials in Minneapolis are urging residents to prepare to stay home for several days.
Hardware stores busy ahead of big February storm
Monday may be the best day to hit the stores ahead of a anticipated snow storm mid-week.
South Mpls. restaurant transcribes menu into braille, encourages others to do the same
For many, ordering at a restaurant is something we take for granted. But for people who are blind, it's not always an inclusive experience. A south Minneapolis restaurant is trying to change that.
Luminary Loppet draws thousands to Lake of the Isles
"Just watching people's faces, there's just such awe at what's out here. It really is unlike anything else in the Twin Cities, really in the nation," Wilson said.
Charges: Teenager fatally stabbed Harding High School student during fight
A 16-year-old was charged Tuesday with murder in the second degree for the stabbing death of Harding High School student, Devin Scott.
Harding H.S. stabbing victim ID'd as 15-year-old Devin Scott; police adding officers outside 5 district school
There will be no classes until Wednesday for students at Harding High School in St. Paul as the community mourns the death of a student.
Minneapolis taking advantage of warmer weather to remove ice
"We are trying everything we can think of to smooth out those ruts," said Joe Paumen, director of the city's Transportation, Maintenance and Repair department.
Scammers target animal lovers with injured dog posts
The poster urges people to share it on their page to their friends. After it's been shared many times, the scammer then edits the post to include a malicious link or service.
Summit Avenue Regional Trail proposal driving passionate debate
A plan to redesign St. Paul's historic Summit Avenue is driving passionate debate among neighbors and those who travel on the iconic avenue.
St. Paul offering residents free lead pipe replacement
More than one in four homes in St. Paul - 27% - still has a lead water service line, meaning the toxic metal can get in the drinking water.
After pushback, University of Minnesota says it will allow graduates to walk across stage
It's a moment of pride for parents and students. But not everyone is giving the University of Minnesota's new commencement plan a passing grade.
Family, friends mourn loss of Richfield student Donald Gayton Jr., 17, killed in hit-and-run
"My son will never get to go to prom. My son will never get to give me my grandbabies," said Donald Jr.'s mother, Marsha.