Man dead following Albert Lea law enforcement shooting
Two people are dead after a domestic disturbance led to a car chase and law enforcement shooting in southern Minnesota Tuesday evening, according to officials.
Massive meth discovery prompted federal raid in Mpls., court docs show
Court documents reveal 900 pounds of meth found in a storage locker in Burnsville, Minnesota, prompted a highly scrutinized federal raid on Lake Street in Minneapolis earlier this month.
Businesses 'Super Excited' For Edina Art Fair after Construction Delays
It's Minnesota's oldest — and one of its largest art fairs. The Edina Art fair brings tens of thousands of art lovers together each year for a chance to purchase something that's one of a kind.
Fleeing driver crashes into West St. Paul home
A 31-year-old woman is behind bars Thursday, after leading law enforcement on a chase that ended with her crashing just feet from the front porch of a West St. Paul home.
MPD chief says federal law enforcement "tone-deaf" in chaotic raid
Minneapolis leaders have addressed concerns following Tuesday's chaotic clash between protesters, police, deputies and federal law enforcement in the same neighborhood that was the epicenter of unrest following George Floyd's murder in 2020.
Protest continues at Twin Cities Tesla dealership
A crowd of about 150 people protested on Saturday outside the Tesla car dealership in Golden Valley, Minnesota, for an 18th consecutive weekend.
Major airlines charging higher fares for solo tickets, writer finds
A Minneapolis-based aviation writer says he's uncovered an airline pricing strategy that makes tickets for solo travelers more expensive.
North Minnesota fires are reeking havoc, homeowners able to see damage for the first time
Homeowners are getting a chance to see the destruction done by fast-moving fires that have been burning all week in the northland.
Northern Minnesota wildfires burn more than 37K acres
Nearly 37,000 acres have burned since Sunday as three wildfires continue to rage in northern Minnesota, none of which have been contained.
5 years after George Floyd's death, Minneapolis gathers community stories
It's been nearly five years since George Floyd was murdered by a police officer in south Minneapolis. Now the city is working to make sure the stories of how so many were impacted live on through a new project.
Burnsville man accused of fatally stabbing child's mother
A 48-year-old Burnsville man has been accused of fatally stabbing his children's mother, according to a criminal complaint filed in court on Friday.
What's the windiest month in Minnesota?
If it's felt pretty breezy lately, you're not imagining it. Spring and fall tend to be Minnesota's windier seasons.
Video shows Kia ripping down Minneapolis road in front of squad car
Minneapolis police say teenagers are taunting them after a dangerous driver was seen ripping down a street in broad daylight right by a squad car.
Real ID finally lands in Minnesota. What you need to know.
After years of delays, the deadline to have a Real ID to fly arrives on Wednesday. But Minnesota officials say only 42% of Minnesotans have updated their driver's licenses.
Minnesota fans savoring Timberwolves, Wild playoff excitement
Minnesota sports fans are on the edge of their seats; the Timberwolves and Wild have never both won a playoff series in the same year.