Mississippi River now expected to crest 3 feet above major flood stage in St. Paul
All this rain since Wednesday night will cause a crest higher than originally predicted on the Mississippi River.
Land locked farms impacted by spring melt flooding that delays planting
Greendeer normally would begin planting potatoes, tomatoes, carrots, and radishes around mid-April, but because of all the water, they're going to have to delay that planting.
Red Wing homeowners and business clear their ground floors as flood waters rise
The Mississippi River in Red Wing is already flowing over its banks and is expected to hit major flood stage by Thursday.
U of M ice skater, recovering from devastating knee injury, has her sights set on Olympic glory
A champion figure skater and University of Minnesota student had to put her dreams to compete in the Olympics on pause after a devastating injury last summer.
Deputy Joshua Owen remembered by his close-knit fitness family
Marielle Mohs visits Glenwood to show us how he touched lives beyond the badge.
Procession brings Pope Co. Deputy Joshua Owen's body back home
Following a somber procession Monday morning, the body of Pope County Sheriff Deputy Joshua Owen is back in Glenwood, the community where he lived and served.
Mother of slain Pope County Deputy Josh Owens remembers son as proud father
Deputy Josh Owen was killed in the line of duty during an attempted arrest of a domestic assault suspect in Cyrus on Saturday night.
Nearly 40-degree temperature hike shows signs of climate shift in Minnesota
The city lakes have been busy with so many people outside enjoying the weather, biking, running and walking, but Lake of the Isles is still partially frozen.
Report: U of Minnesota "committed genocide" of Native people
A new report concludes that the University of Minnesota should hire more Native American faculty, offer students more financial support and give back land to atone for its historic mistreatment of the state's tribes.
Spring thaw leaves nature trails muddy and snowy, so expect some closures as they dry out
With the spring thaw officially underway, your outdoor walk may be messier than expected, but you can do your part to protect our trails during this seasonal transition.
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter pushes sales tax proposal to fix roads long-term
Drivers sick of potholes have some hope on Thursday as the asphalt plant which serves the entire state, and parts of Wisconsin, opens up for the season.
Met Council hopes to reconnect diamond ring with owner after it was found in Rogers waste water plant
In the nine years that John Tierney has been a maintenance manager for the Met Council, he never thought they'd spot something of so much value in their machinery
2,220-foot berm being built in Stillwater as river levels start to rise
Stillwater is no stranger to spring flooding.
Minnesota family claims neighbor fatally shot its dogs
"The neighbor was standing in his picture window laughing, so we decided to call the police," said Kim Othoudt.
Eaglet dies after DNR's EagleCam nest falls out of tree
The eaglet who hatched on the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources' EagleCam livestream last week has died after its nest fell from its tree Sunday morning.