Ground stops issued at MSP Airport amid winter storm Thursday
Two ground stops were ordered at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Thursday morning amid a winter storm.
1 dead, dozens hurt in 400-plus crashes during Minnesota's late December snowstorm
The biggest snowstorm yet this season made for some treacherous road conditions in the Twin Cities and much of Minnesota on Thursday.
Twin Cities man charged with possessing explosives
A traffic stop in the east Twin Cities metro over a revoked driver's license led to the discovery of explosive devices and criminal charges against an East Bethel man who identifies as a "sovereign citizen."
Madeline Kingsbury's family gives emotional testimony before sentencing of Adam Fravel
Before Adam Fravel learned his punishment for the murder of Madeline Kingsbury, her family and friends gave emotional victim impact statements inside a Winona County courtroom, where the proceedings were filmed and livestreamed at their urging.
How much snow will midweek storm bring to Minnesota?
A potentially impactful snowstorm is heading for Minnesota late Wednesday, with plowable snow in areas across the state.
Minneapolis boy, 17, dies after being shot outside his Phillips home, police say
Minneapolis' police chief is asking for the public's help to find out who fatally shot a 17-year-old boy on Monday night in the Phillips neighborhood.
3 in SUV hurt after collision with train in Wisconsin, sheriff says
Three people, two of whom are juveniles, were hurt Thursday afternoon when their SUV collided with a train in western Wisconsin.
Minnesota AG sues Glock over ease of turning handguns into automatics
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison says his office is suing weapons manufacturer Glock Inc. for turning a "blind eye" over the tiny "switch" devices that can convert the company's semi-automatic handguns into fully-automatic machine guns.
Wisconsin man in police custody after allegedly faking his death
Green Lake County Sheriff Mark Podoll said 45-year-old Ryan Borgwardt returned to the U.S. from Europe "on his own," and is expected to appear in court as early as Wednesday.
Hope Walz says Joe Rogan fandom is "red flag" in her dating "litmus test"
Hope Walz, daughter of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, took a swipe at influential podcaster Joe Rogan and the men among his fanbase after the host said he supported President-elect Donald Trump due to misstatements the former Democratic vice presidential candidate made about his past.
Live Nation to manage 19,000-seat Shakopee amphitheater
One of the world's biggest concert promoters is set to run Shakopee's yet-to-be-named 19,000-seat amphitheater.
Minnesota DHS overpaid $40M to Medicaid providers, audit finds
The Minnesota Department of Human Services' "internal control weakness" has led to more than $40 million in overpayments to Medicaid providers, according to a report released on Tuesday by state auditors.
These are Minnesota's most-searched slang words of 2024
Researchers have pinpointed the slang words Minnesotans were curious enough about this year to hit up Google in the pursuit of broadening their cultural vocabulary.
UnitedHealthcare CEO's slaying adds tragic twist to parent company's tumultuous year
Minnesota-based UnitedHealthcare Group Inc. has faced a firestorm of controversy this year. And as investigators search for a motive in the slaying of Brian Thompson, CEO of its insurance arm, they aren't counting anything out.
Timeline of the killing of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson
A manhunt is underway for the killer of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson, who was gunned down early Wednesday morning outside of a Midtown Manhattan hotel.