Robbinsdale school district faces $20M budget shortfall
A massive calculating error means the Robbinsdale school district will be tens of millions of dollars in the red next school year.
Osseo boutique 32nd Collective showcases owners' hometown pride
A clothing boutique that showcases Minnesota pride with a vintage touch is growing in Osseo.
Minneapolis police pledge to expand partnerships to mediate neighbor disputes
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara on Tuesday announced an expanded partnership with community leaders to help mediate civil disputes and prevent them from descending into violence.
Minnesota marks Veterans Day with events, deals for service members
Whether you want to attend a ceremony or take the veteran in your life out for coffee or free meal, there are plenty of ways you can say thank you.
Saturday marks start of Minnesota's firearm deer season
About half a million Minnesotans will be on the hunt for a trophy buck this weekend.
Suspect charged in fatal St. Paul stabbing
A man is dead after a stabbing in St. Paul on Sunday.
Man shot by St. Paul officers charged with assault, suspected in Minneapolis killing
Minneapolis police say a man who was injured after being shot by St. Paul police officers on Monday night is a suspect in separate shootings that occurred within 48 hours, one of which left two men dead.
Minneapolis police arrest man accused of shooting neighbor
A Minneapolis man who police say shot his neighbor just steps away from his front door was taken into custody early Monday morning.
Voterpalooza at U of M seeks to encourage student voting
Students at the University of Minnesota are getting ready to row the vote.
Twin Cities high school sub accused of reenacting George Floyd's murder in class
A substitute teacher at Woodbury High School is accused of reenacting the murder of George Floyd in class with students earlier this week.
Minneapolis invites public to view voting machine testing
Minneapolis city leaders will show the public how they test their voting machines on Tuesday to ensure everything runs smoothly on Election Day.
Lawsuit alleges social media giants exacerbating Native American youth mental health crisis
The lawsuit was filed earlier this year by several tribal nations, including Minnesota's Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin and two other tribes in the Dakotas.
Minnesota woman aids Hurricane Helene relief efforts
The Red Cross is sending volunteers from Minnesota to some of the Southern communities hit hardest by hurricanes Helene and Milton.
4-alarm fire in south Minneapolis injures 3, displaces 50
The fire began in a garage on the 5600 block of Lyndale Avenue South around 11:25 p.m., the Minneapolis Fire Department said. It spread to two adjacent buildings — a three-story apartment complex and a residential motel.
Red Cross volunteers from Minnesota head southeast to help with hurricane relief
As Hurricane Milton makes landfall in Florida, nearly 100 Red Cross volunteers and workers from Minnesota and the Dakotas are ready to help.