Man who tried to save friend from fiery Minneapolis crash hailed as a hero
It's been a tough road to recovery for Jon Seas after losing a friend, Cole Thompson, in a horrific crash in Minneapolis.
Minneapolis City Council passes tobacco ordinance that sets $15 minimum price for cigarettes
Smoking in Minneapolis is set to get more expensive thanks to a new ordinance passed by the City Council.
"One pill can kill": Minnesota authorities stress dangers of fentanyl as overdoses rise
The DEA took about 2.5 million lethal doses of fentanyl off Minnesota streets last year alone. Despite that eye-popping number, it's not enough.
9 arrested at U of M pro-Palestinian protests, another encampment cleared overnight
Several protesters were arrested on Tuesday morning at the University of Minnesota, where they had set up a pro-Palestinian encampment to demand the university divest from companies and academic institutions they say support Israel.
Former sheriff paid for damaged guardrail, SUV using taxpayer-funded workers compensation settlement
Newly released documents show that nearly $47,000 was deducted from former Hennepin County Sheriff Dave Hutchinson's $240,000 taxpayer-funded workers' compensation settlement, signed in November 2023.
Spring mosquitoes expected to emerge in coming weeks, experts say
April showers bring May flowers, but they also bring mosquitoes.
124 cats rescued from Crystal, Minnesota home covered in "dried cat feces and vomit," charges say
A Twin Cities woman is facing multiple charges of animal torture after more than 100 cats were removed from a home, according to a complaint filed in Hennepin County on Monday.
Proposed change to Minneapolis' tobacco ordinance has community split
The change would create a minimum price of $15 for certain tobacco products, like cigarettes, ban coupons, stop samples that allow smoking inside and increase penalties for stores.
Minnesota entrepreneur creates app that connects homeowners with professionals for DIY help
Issac Kamsin found himself knee-deep with repairs after buying a home. He was quoted thousands of dollars for a sewer problem, but he turned to a friend for help instead.
Businesses along East Lake Street feeling the weight of a growing homeless encampment
Lake Street businesses are feeling the economic impact of a nearby homeless encampment
Family, friends attend funeral for man killed in fiery crash, driver faces vehicular homicide charges
Friends and family laid painted rocks to remember outdoor lover Cole Thompson, who was killed in a fiery crash one day before his 21st birthday.
Minnesota Muslims prep to celebrate Eid Al-Fitr
Minnesota Muslims are getting ready to celebrate Eid Al-Fitr, one of the most anticipated Islamic holidays.
One church has been burglarized 5 times since the beginning of the year
A church in North Minneapolis says they've been burglarized five times since the first of the year.
How far would Minnesotans have to drive to see solar eclipse totality?
It's been seven years since a total solar eclipse swept across America, and in just three days it'll be happening again.
St. Paul school district proposes major budget cuts next year, including staff reductions and food menu changes
At the start of the year, St. Paul needed to find more than $100 million. They have a plan to cut that shortfall down to about $20 million, but they have to keep cutting before next year.