Twin Cities hat maker Karen Morris' creations are much more than wearable art
For local hat maker Karen Morris, her designs serve as an outlet for so much more than just wearable art.
Asian Minnesotan Day at State Capitol to focus on supporting women entrepreneurs
Local leaders will gather on Thursday for the annual Asian Minnesotan Day at the State Capitol.
Pro-Palestinian protesters at University of Minnesota meet with interim president
An encampment set up by pro-Palestinian student protesters stands for a second-straight day at the University of Minnesota in defiance of police calls to disperse overnight Wednesday.
University of Minnesota's interim president to meet with Pro-Palestinian protesters
University of Minnesota students calling for a cease-fire in Gaza are in the midst of the seventh day of demonstrations on Minneapolis' East Bank campus after many camped out overnight Tuesday, marking the first time police haven't cleared them out since protests started a week ago.
Judge denies motion to dismiss murder charge against Ryan Londregan, Minnesota trooper who killed Ricky Cobb II
Supporters of Minnesota state trooper Ryan Londregan clashed with supporters of Ricky Cobb II's family on Monday morning after Hennepin County Judge Tamara Garcia denied a motion to dismiss a murder charge filed against Londregan.
Divers to clean up St. Paul's Lake Phalen for Earth Week
In honor of Earth Week, some University of Minnesota students will spend their Friday afternoon cleaning up one of the Twin Cities' most popular lakes.
Minneapolis teachers reach tentative deal with school district
After working without a contract for 300 days, the union representing teachers in the Minneapolis school district said they struck a tentative deal with the district late Wednesday night.
9 arrested at U of M pro-Palestinian protests, another encampment cleared overnight
Several protesters were arrested on Tuesday morning at the University of Minnesota, where they had set up a pro-Palestinian encampment to demand the university divest from companies and academic institutions they say support Israel.
First trial in Feeding Our Future fraud case underway
The trial of the first seven defendants in what federal prosecutors call the largest pandemic-era fraud case in the country is underway.
U of M's ReUse program prevents waste by giving new life to campus furniture, supplies and more
Monday is Earth Day and while the day is focused on promoting recycling and sustainability, the University of Minnesota's ReUse program prioritizes it all year round.
Minnesota lawmakers consider bill to tweak new paid family and medical leave program
Minnesota lawmakers are considering a bill to tweak the new paid family and medical leave program they passed last year.
Minneapolis leaders to announce $8.6 million in funding for Green Cost Share program
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey will highlight a historic investment on Wednesday in the city's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint.
Man gets 5-month jail sentence, probation for Rosemount crash that killed Father Dennis Dempsey
A Minneapolis man learned his punishment Wednesday for a 2021 crash that killed a Burnsville priest.
NCAA Men's Frozen Four returns to St. Paul, along with plenty of fun activities
The event includes food, music and pep rallies by each team's band and cheer as well as interactive games and activities, official NCAA Men's Frozen Four merchandise and special giveaways.
Muslims across Minnesota celebrate Eid al-Fitr Wednesday
After the month of fasting from sunrise to sunset for Ramadan, Muslims across Minnesota and around the world are ready to celebrate Eid al-Fitr.