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.
"Doable but kind of a pain": Neighbors navigate one-sided parking in Minneapolis
To improve accessibility on the narrow streets of Minneapolis, the city implemented new winter parking restrictions that took effect on Jan. 26. Within a few days it was apparent that not all drivers were complying with the changes.
Minnesota Senate passes bill that would protect abortion rights in state law
After more than 14 hours of debate, the Minnesota Senate passed legislation that would codify abortion rights in the state; it now heads to the governor's desk for signature.
"Safe Spaces" offers lifeline to human trafficking, abuse victims in Hennepin County
A new pilot program in the heart of the Twin Cities is offering a lifeline to victims of human trafficking and abuse.
School buses getting stuck on icy, narrow roads in Minneapolis
In one neighborhood, parents said their kids' bus has gotten stuck nearly 10 times in the past few weeks.
Bigger and better: Grand Old Day to return to St. Paul for first time since 2019
Organizers say they've used the time off to plan a bigger and better return with preliminary plans aiming to include a car show, pride stage, makers market and more.
Goodhue Sheriff's Office posts thin ice warning after six vehicles fall through lake
Every year, officials warn that ice is never 100% safe. That rang true Saturday morning when six vehicles fell through the ice on Lake Pepin.
"This turkey has literally taken over our life": Wild turkey terrorizing neighbors in Coon Rapids
Neighbors in a Coon Rapids mobile home park are battling with a bird. They say the lone turkey appeared in their park around Thanksgiving of 2021 and hasn't left since, becoming more aggressive as the months go on.
Former firefighter helps create transitional healing center for burn survivors
"It's not just you go into the burn unit and you're done. This is a journey, a long life journey for most people," Jake LaFerriere said.
Minnesota lakes are struggling to stay frozen during January thaw
Heavy snow and rain have worsened ice conditions, forcing some event organizers to make adjustments.
"Leave a Light On" project aims to increase safety in one of Minneapolis' most poorly-lit neighborhoods
Neighbors in Minneapolis' Marcy-Holmes neighborhood are flipping the switch in the fight against crime.
California couple embraces Minnesota winter, creates a 25-foot-long "Snowasaurus"
It only took Allan Papp a couple of hours, his two hands, and a little food coloring to sculpt a 25-foot-long green "Snowasaurus" in his front yard.
Free program hopes to set up Twin Cities students for success, jumpstart careers
A new partnership is allowing Twin Cities high school students to get a jump start on their careers.
Parts of Minnesota blanketed in worst winter air quality since 2005
The stagnant air and moisture from melting snow is trapping pollutants near the ground, creating unhealthy air for large portions of the Twin Cities and further south.
Slushy situation on Minneapolis lakes posing challenges for skiers, event organizers
The snow is making for great conditions for cross country skiers on land, but on the snow-covered lakes, it's been all but smooth sailing.