Authorities confirm Madeline Kingsbury's body found 2 months after disappearance
Authorities confirmed Thursday that the body of Madeline Kingsbury, a southern Minnesota woman who has been missing for two months, has been found.
13-year-old boy charged in high-speed Minneapolis chase, crash that injured 8
The Hennepin County Attorney's Office did not name the teen, but said he has been charged with four counts of criminal vehicular operation, one count of receiving stolen property and one count of fleeing a peace officer in a motor vehicle.
Nicollet Mall revitalization pitch includes removing buses, loosening liquor laws
The overall idea is to make downtown a destination for people to work, live, and visit -- from the North Loop to Loring Park and, of course, Nicollet Mall, which in recent years has been somewhat beleaguered by closures, crime, and desertion.
6 youths, 2 adults hurt after stolen car chase ends with crash in north Minneapolis
Police say a pursuit of a stolen vehicle ended in north Minneapolis Monday when the driver hit another car and both vehicles crashed into a bus shelter.
1 killed in overnight shooting in Brooklyn Park
Police say they were notified that a 19-year-old man arrived at Unity Hospital in Fridley, shortly before 2 a.m. He had been shot and was pronounced dead at the hospital.
Government, community members to focus on climate equity at Green Zone Summit
The Minneapolis Health Department is working with the community to improve the lives of those living in areas with high levels of environmental pollution.
Walz touts 40 climate initiatives Minnesota legislation passed in 2023 session
Supporters say Minnesota's climate action plan is a historic effort to reduce greenhouse gases and protect Minnesota from the impact of climate change for decades to come.
Minneapolis police offering big perk for new community service officers: free tuition
The largest police department in Minnesota is looking for hundreds of new officers and 911 operators.
Business owners at George Floyd Square say area has seen positive change
New businesses and entrepreneurs are taking up space in a place that was once hard to access.
LGBTQ+ leaders "deeply concerned" by Target removing Pride merch as workers face violent threats
"Our community has seen a lot, unfortunately, of violence and harassment over the past year. Our community has just had a heightened level of tension and concern around what safety looks like."
What's all rolled up into the final Minnesota recreational marijuana bill?
Reg Chapman talks to Rep. Zach Stephenson, co-author of the Minnesota House's recreational marijuana bill, to answer some of your biggest questions.
Police investigating after dozens of car windows smashed in south Minneapolis neighborhood
Police are investigating after a group of people reportedly smashed multiple car windows in south Minneapolis overnight.
Minneapolis city crews hard at work removing graffiti
There were more than 1,800 calls about graffiti in Minneapolis from January to March. That's up more than 500 from the same stretch last year.
North Minneapolis fire station becomes Minnesota's first opioid treatment "Safe Station"
Fire House 14 on Lowry Avenue is home to a 24-hour drop-in service to get people into detox and treatment through the Twin Cities Recovery Project.
It's official: Using purple ink, Gov. Walz signs bill that renames stretch of highway after Prince
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday signed a bill into law that renames a stretch of highway to honor the late Minnesota icon Prince.