Workers at 33 Cub Foods locations vote to authorize strike, plan to picket on Friday
About 3,000 local grocery store workers have voted to authorize a strike.
Ukrainian Easter egg event raises funds for overseas relief efforts
The event, highlighted by the traditional Ukrainian Easter eggs known as psyanky, has served as a church fundraiser for decades. When the war began in 2022, it took on a new meaning.
On Trans Day of Visibility, advocates rejoice, reflect: "It's about love"
On Friday's Transgender Day of Visibility, trans advocates in the Twin Cities say the day has a somber, but important tone.
Residents returning after Raymond train derailment say they're glad things weren't worse
Residents were allowed back home after an early morning train derailment prompted an evacuation of the small town of Raymond in Kandiyohi County Thursday.
Overnight fire burns building near St. Paul Downtown Airport
The fire started at Semple Companies, between the St. Paul Downtown Airport and the Mississippi River.
World War II veteran honored with "Gordon Kirk Day" on 100th birthday celebration
Gov. Tim Walz declared the day as Gordy Kirk Day across the state in celebration of the veteran and his accomplishments.
"Where are people supposed to go?": Walmart closure exposes growing gaps in north metro
The closure comes shortly after Aldi closed in nearby north Minneapolis last month and as a record number of Minnesotans are in need of help from food shelves.
Spring is here – or is it? The winter weather records we could break this month
Monday marks the vernal equinox, and along with it, the beginning of spring. Yet as the Twin Cities wraps up its coldest St. Patrick's Day weekend since 1993, it doesn't quite feel like spring.
"Everybody's Irish" and everybody's cold as St. Patrick's staple returns to Lake Harriet
For the first time since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, a Minnesota tradition is back at Lake Harriet. Its return, however, proved to be memorable, as it came alongside the coldest St. Patrick's Day temperatures in a generation.
It's the coldest St. Patrick's Day since 1993, but the parade must go on
Even though this is the coldest St. Patrick's Day since 1993 in the Twin Cities, St. Paul is getting on with a busy weekend of events.
Electronics, games, movies stolen from Ronald McDonald House in Minneapolis
Ronald McDonald House Charities says one of its houses was robbed early Tuesday morning in Minneapolis.
NOAA: Delayed melt, more rain could mean "major" spring flooding along Mississippi River
National weather officials say flooding along the Mississippi River this spring could be the worst seen since 2001.
New painting depicting women in Minnesota's National Guard unveiled
Minnesota's National Guard unveiled a permanent honor for five of its members on Wednesday.
Big Ten Women's Tournament in Minneapolis poised to break attendance record
The first year the Big Ten Women's Basketball Tournament has not been in Indianapolis in nearly a decade could end up being the all-time most attended.
Holi celebration marks beginning of spring, brings community together at Midtown Global Market
The traditional celebration of Holi brought hundreds to Midtown Global Market Saturday, where they ate, danced and enjoyed the party.