Minnesota Rep. Peter Fischer undergoes surgery following heart attack
Rep. Fischer says this wasn't how he expected to kick off the new year.
MSP Airport's Terminal 1 to feature massive suspended sculpture by Kipp Kobayashi
The design for the crowning piece of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport's recent expansion project has been unveiled.
Stone Arch Bridge renovation project prep work to start Monday
One of Minnesota's most iconic bridges will undergo a major renovation starting this spring, but crews have some prep work to do this winter.
US Pond Hockey Championships: Minneapolis' freshly-frozen Lake Nokomis hosting thousands of players for 9-day event
Lake Nokomis froze over just in time for the 19th annual U.S. Pond Hockey Championships, which kicks off Friday in Minneapolis.
Ramsey woman, 55, killed in 3-vehicle crash in Champlin, state patrol says
A 55-year-old Ramsey woman is dead following a three-vehicle crash Wednesday morning in the north metro.
Hopkins police welcome their first K-9 in decades
"Zero earned his name because he loves to spin in circles and because he is dark like the midnight hour also known as the zero hour in military time," HPD officials said.
Gas leak triggers fire at Fridley General Mills plant
The cause of the gas leak is still unclear.
Some Lyft, Uber drivers to strike Thursday at MSP Airport
The group is fighting for better pay and safety protections, and to stop account deactivations.
Minnesota to experience coldest air mass felt in more than a year
After a historically mild December, Minnesota is about to be served up an arctic blast.
Sun Country flight attendants to stage informational picket line at MSP Airport
A tentative agreement was offered last May, but was turned down by 96% of its flight attendants.
St. Paul building will be demolished after early morning fire
A mixed-use building in St. Paul will be demolished Wednesday afternoon after an early morning fire devastated the structure.
Planned Parenthood, SEIU reach tentative agreement on 1st contract for union workers in Minnesota, Iowa, Dakotas
The country's leading reproductive health care provider and a majority of its newly unionized employees in Minnesota and several other Midwestern states have reached a tentative agreement on its first contract.
Ankle monitor helped catch suspect now charged in armed robberies of Twin Cities mail carriers, US attorney says
A 26-year-old St. Paul man faces decades in federal prison after he allegedly robbed two Twin Cities mail carriers in two-day span late last year.
Bekele Yrnbab, 69, identified as victim killed by truck in St. Paul, police say
Police say Yrnbab was "crossing the roadway against the red light" when a pickup truck hit them.
AG Keith Ellison sues Evergreen Acres Dairy, alleging $3M in wage theft, substandard housing conditions
"This is one of the biggest cases we've taken on so far and it should send a message that we will fight wage theft to make sure that every worker in Minnesota takes home every penny that they have earned," Ellison said.