Pedestrian killed on St. Paul's east side; city's 2nd pedestrian crash in 24 hours
The victim's names have not been released, and the crashes are still under investigation.
At least 1 dead in rollover crash near Rochester, state patrol says
Two people — a woman and a man from Red Wing, ages 78 and 85, respectively — were in the SUV when it went off the highway and rolled.
Thousands of Twin Cities essential workers prepare for possible strike
SEIU says its members, who are mostly people of color and immigrants, are fighting for better wages, retirement security and respect.
With thin ice danger present on all Minnesota bodies of water, here's how to keep your children safe
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources encourages everyone to stay off the ice, especially with rising temperatures.
Parts of Bloomington's 63-year-old Southtown Shopping Center to face wrecking ball
The former Herberger's and Toys "R" Us buildings in the center's northeast corner are being torn down to make "a step toward re-envisioning Southtown for contemporary uses."
Fire breaks out at St. Paul homeless encampment
Firefighters battled a blaze overnight Wednesday at a homeless encampment near Downtown St. Paul.
New site of Minneapolis' Camp Nenookaasi homeless encampment cleared again
"We can not ignore the public safety concerns at these large encampments or the health concerns associated with the large encampments," said Minneapolis Community Safety Commissioner Toddrick Barnette.
Hennepin Technical College's Brooklyn Park campus goes into lockdown after armed robbery
A man is in custody after police say an armed robbery sent Hennepin Technical College into lockdown Tuesday afternoon in Brooklyn Park.
Joe Gothard, St. Paul Public Schools superintendent, among finalists to lead Madison schools
The leader of Minnesota's second-largest school district is in the running to lead Wisconsin's second-largest district.
Coast Guard rescues dog from icy Lake Michigan in Wisconsin
A dog still needs to be reunited with its human after they were rescued from the icy waters of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin on Thursday.
January thaw melts away hopes for several Twin Cities winter events
From snowy slush to muddy muck, the ice on the lakes isn't safe to skate on in most of Minnesota.
Stolen cars have crashed through 2 Minneapolis tobacco stores this week, police say
It's not clear if the cases are related, or if anyone was injured in the crashes.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz speaks with St. Paul father who lost 4 children in house fire
"No parent should ever have to bury their kids," Walz said. "My prayers and my office's full support are with Mr. Vang, his family, and his community."
Minnesota DNR outlines how it plans to spend $150 million windfall
Get Out MORE (Modernize Outdoor Recreation Experiences) was one piece of Democratic Gov. Tim Walz's $72 billion One Minnesota Budget, with $149.9 million earmarked specifically for the DNR.
Minnesota Rep. Peter Fischer undergoes surgery following heart attack
Rep. Fischer says this wasn't how he expected to kick off the new year.