Fire destroys booths at Minnesota Renaissance Festival
An official for the Minnesota Renaissance Festival says about six of "300 or so" booths on the grounds were destroyed.
Minneapolis seeks to ban cannabis use in parks, but won't issue fines
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board discussed a policy on Wednesday night that aims to ban the use of cannabis and THC in city parks, but stopped short of making it a criminal offense.
Choppers, drones take to skies for preemptive attack on mosquitoes
Crews are now out with a new tool to help keep Minnesota's mosquitoes at bay before the season peaks this summer.
Keri Heintzeman projected to win GOP primary in special election
Keri Heintzeman is projected to win the GOP primary in the special election to replace disgraced former state Sen. Justin Eichorn, who resigned last month following charges of attempting to pay a teenage girl for sex.
Minnesota joins states suing Trump administration over student visas
The administration has now canceled the visas of nearly 530 students, faculty and researchers across 88 colleges and universities.
Galleria Edina's floral display offers escape for the winter-weary
For people who are ready to be done with winter, paradise is now within reach at Galleria Edina.
AEW Dynamite set to take over Roy Wilkins Auditorium
On Wednesday, the best of All Elite Wrestling step into center ring at the Roy Wilkins Auditorium.
Threats pour into Justin Eichorn's family business after criminal charges
A Grand Rapids store owned by the uncle of former Minnesota state Sen. Justin Eichorn is now receiving threatening phone calls.
St. Paul, Wild seek nearly $400M from state to create new arena complex
The arena—home to the Minnesota Wild and host to several concerts and other events—is 25 years old.
GOP state Sen. Justin Eichorn resigns after federal charge
State Sen. Justin Eichorn submitted his letter of resignation on Thursday, GOP Leader Mark Johnson said in a statement, following a federal criminal charge accusing him of soliciting sex from someone he thought was 17, but turned out to be an undercover cop.
State lawmakers reviewing how federal cuts could impact infrastructure
Minnesota's infrastructure is in the spotlight at the State Capitol on Tuesday.
Minnesota governor, Ontario premier talk energy surcharge threat
Minnesota, along with Michigan and New York, are at risk of getting slapped with a 25% surcharge for electricity from Ontario if President Trump's ongoing tariff war doesn't end by Monday.
Minneapolis, St. Paul under snow emergencies: Here's how they work
Several cities in the metro area have declared snow emergencies Wednesday as a spring storm left behind heavy snowfall.
Hazardous morning commute in Twin Cities after overnight snow
A spring snowstorm that blanketed parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin overnight has caused poor road conditions, leading to crashes and slowdowns across the region.
Sen. Smith: Rural hospitals, HCMC "cannot exist" without Medicaid
Democratic Minnesota U.S. Sen. Tina Smith says she some major concerns about the Republican-backed plan that could cut $1.5 trillion in federal spending over the next decade, possibly impacting Medicaid.